Hotels in de buurt van Fatshar Ganpati Mandir Temple (Chennai)

'Hotel located in Moscow financial centre at the Afimall shopping mall and close to 3 metro station, that allows to easy get the centre of Moscow by metro. The big shopping centre next door is great to get some basics for the day to explore the city (water, snacks) Very clean and spacious room with big windows and lots of light coming in. The staff was very pleasant and helpful. Prices are reasonable here (it still is Moscow after all). There might be more romantic and more luxurious...

'Very nice hotel! With the newest technologies in the room. Clean and great food'

'Breakfast was good'

'Clean room with good location and comfortable stay. Would stay there again if flying to or from Chennai.'

'good breakfast'

'Nice place and location is close to Church, but if you are arriving outside the regular hours don't expect any amenities available, not even bed sheets even if it's already purchased oline. There was no response from the property when contacted before arrival to let them know about the stay. '

'Baik.'

'Nice'

'The place is not even close to what you see in pics, is literally a very old dilapidated run down place with not amenities whatsoever, the name is not the same it goes actually by the name of Hotel Sadha Siva, very hard to found in Google map, the area doesn't look good either and is hard to find English speaking people, the staff is nice and friendly. I won't recommend it not even for one night.'

'No reception, No bed sheet change, it was smelling. Very small rooms, Please stay away.'

' Food is good and a nice pool area. Accommodation is very disappointing. We stayed in the apartment wing. Corridors are shabby with stained carpets and damaged doors. A fire door was left ajar ( using piece of cardboard) which is a safety violation. The fittings in the room were worn out and shabby. Air conditioning vents have not been cleaned for ages. Certainly not worth the Euro 300 per night. Quality more befitting a 3 star accommodation. Maybe its time the top managers start doing a walk...