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"It was an Excellent break from Delhi....the Servers were Very Hospitable, Courteous, and the Massage therapy were superb too. Food was delicious and they Cooked every thing fresh for you..... Couldn't ask for more..... really enjoyed the experience...."

"Excellent service, thank you!"

"friendly staff and the food and service were very good,friendly staff and the food and service were very good,"

"Have used the hotel before. Is very comfortable. Nothing too jazzy. Feels like a clean ‘home’ thpe environment. Staff is very friendly."

"Denied Stay, despite a confirmed booking"

"Not according to Best Western standards. Rooms are extremely tiny and bathroom condition was more worst. You need to squeeze yourself in the corner to enter and come out from the washroom. Hotel charges very high amount for these tiny rooms and washrooms. This hotel is a complete waste of money. Stay away from these scammers. After check in I have received a call from front desk and they asked me to provide local address. I have already told them I am a foreign national I don’t have any local...

"I travel for work so spend about 250 days a year in a hotel. This trip was a personal trip and as a regular user of hotels.com I just made the booking after seeing some reviews and YouTube vlogs of this place. I rarely write reviews, mostly when things are above and beyond or if they are outright unfair. For this hotel I would say that it was later, things were completely off the hook. I do read the fine print while making the reservation and made sure what the room had before making the...

"rooms are spacious but Hot water was a big concern.. there was marriage in the garden & rooms are non silent..not a comfortable stay if you are looking for relaxation"

"I had booked Aamod Dalhousie for 2 nights (19th - 20th Dec 2019) . As luck would have it, Dalhousie experienced heavy snowfall during that week and roads leading up to Aamod was closed to traffic as a safety measure. I was told that the only option of reaching Aamod was by walking on foot, in ankle deep slippery snow on an uphill terrain measuring 4 to 5 Km. I would have still considered this adventurous option, but since I was travelling with a 5 Yr old kid I decided not to be foolish and...

"Everything is good for me "