3-Star Hotels in Mathura

Wonder stay

Our hotel stay was delightful; the cuisine was exceptional, and the hotel's convenient location near the Banke Bihari Mandir was appreciated. The staff consistently provided excellent service and valuable guidance throughout our trip.

Budget stay @Mathura vrindavan- you cant expect much from a 3 star hotel. Food was nice but okayish not much option Staffs are a bit rude not that helpful when it comes to new visitors- we were made to wait for 3hrs even after requesting early check in at time of booking Recommended if you have a short stay

It was nice experience of staying with them.

Stay was cool and perfect at Nice food and Amazing House Keeping service by mahipal during the stay. made sure the room was always tidy and arranged, bed was clean and comfortable with nice look. bathroom was sanitized properly with clean towels and nice amenities the hotel view is so beautiful. Highly recommended

Excellent stay with very good service. we came here for Braj trip. Hotel arranged for cab too. Hotel allowed early check in too. hotel staffs were always ready for help with accurate suggetions.Had ample parking and lift facility too.

no wiindow/bathroom smell

I stayed at Ananda Krishna Van, Vrindavan, and overall it was a peaceful and comfortable experience. The design of the hotel felt calm and soothing, with a pleasant touch of greenery inside the premises. One of the biggest plus points is its location—just 300–400 meters from Premanand Maharaj Ji’s Ashram (Radha Keli Kunj), which makes it very convenient for devotees. In fact, we were fortunate to have Maharaj Ji’s darshan right outside the hotel during a walk. The staff was humble and courteous, always ready to assist. While the basic cleanliness was maintained, there is still room for improvement to make it truly up to the mark. We had dinner at the hotel, and while the food was simple and tasted good, the pricing felt slightly on the higher side—around ₹350 per person. For two people, we paid approximately ₹750 for a meal that included two sabzis, roti (which was fresh), and rice (which felt a bit hard). So, while the food quality was okay, the value for money could be improved. In summary, it's a good place for a peaceful stay with spiritual vibes, but a few small areas like cleanliness and food pricing could be enhanced.