Hotels Near दसम मंदिर in Surat

Great Hotel in Surat, A hidden Gem with all aspects ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐. Had booked online 2 months prior, a day before arrival they called and messaged confirming our arrival. We arrived at 5 pm, had a warm welcome by Mr Ajay Patel & Hassim Diwan. The rest we heartdly extend our gratitude to Mr Sanjay and Kiran who took care of and assisted us with all our requests and information as we were foreigners. Hats off to them and all the staff. Rooms and interiors sparkling clean and breakfast satisfying with variety. In the end all I can say, So Elegant, So Beautiful, Just looking like a WOW.. .

Excellent hotel in the heart of the city. Staff are very much courteous. Enjoyed every moment i spent here. Kudos to the team

It is said that after staying in Surat for a few days at Park Inn and discovering the secret of bottled water, I decided to change to a more upscale hotel. I think I will not continue to be unhappy with water. Marriott's hotel was formerly called The Gateway Hotel Athwalines, which had been transferred to Marriott for ***agement the previous year. If stepping on the ** once is good luck, then stepping on the ** twice is definitely unlucky. I never thought that the bottled water in this hotel is purchased by the same company as Park Inn, and they also use recycled bottled water. I did not underestimate the friendliness of Indian people, but I did overestimate the honesty of Indian capitalists. This hygienic point is not for the room, but for the drinking water. But what can be done, complaining to the ***ager is also perfunctory. So if Ctrip can't truthfully present the real reviews, it will be playing tricks on tigers.

For a one night stay, i had to change the rooms two times that makes it three rooms in a night. And i am not very particular about the details. I have stayed at street side lodges and been happy. If a hotel lives upto its own promise, its good enough for me. The thing that irked me the most is the Nonchalant attitude of the staff. I write this review to make people alert to not choose a hotel by frontal appearance alone. I was very much looking forward for this stay as the photos looked very good and OYO even said ”sanitised b4 your eyes”. After checking in, i felt, leave alone ”b4 my eyes”, they might not be sanitising it even behind my back. First, Room no-304 : 1) there was a mouse running around the room. (Could not take a video. It did not make an appearance as long as i took a video) 2) There were insects on the bed. 3) The bathroom was not cleaned (evidence- the water from the previous usage was all over the bathroom floor. The previous soap remnants in the soap dish and by the wash basin) The bathroom ceiling has a big opening, thru which u can see the internals of the building and all the plumbing connections. Cigarette smoke coming into the bathroom from somewhere (the bathroom is not facing the outer world, it is facing the floor corridor) I asked for a room change. Got a Room No - 206 1) the commode (water closet). When u flush, all that water leaks into the bathroom  instead of going into the drain plumbing system. (Mind you, this is not the fresh water from the tank of the commode. It is the water which i flushed, the dirty water) 2) paint peeling off from walls. This is not a big issue actually. But why i had to mention it ? If you are trying to portray yourself as a high class star hotel, you better start taking care of the facility, else dont bother marketing yourself as one. Again room change. Now room 208- 1) bathroom not cleaned. (Evidence- presence of a used ointment and soap remnants) One thing they do- clean the main bedroom. Do the sheets. Roll up a blanket and keep it in the closet. Throw a soap for u in the bathroom. So, if they are not even cleaning the bathroom, where does the question of SANITISING raise from, leave alone ”before my eyes” The reception staff were not wearing a mask. Even while speaking to guests. Their response when i told them about the mouse - ”none. No response” they just went on with their duty. Non-chalant behaviour. The things that showed that they did not even care to provide /clean / maintain their own facilities: a) one room did not have a bucket and a mug. I thought, some hotels do not provide. Its ok. b) the second room had both c) the third room had a bucket, did not have a mug. d) in two rooms, the hand shower wall bracket was broken. e) one room, the head shower was leaking all over the place f) Bird Droppings on the window of 304. While waiting for my dinner, I really wanted to say in the review ”food is 5 star. Very good” but alas, horrible food as well

Ok, less than 10 minutes from the airport, there are many shopping malls around, suitable for business trips.

It has always been a very peaceful and highly secure stay. I prefer here as the food, rooms and staff has always been the best. I strongly do not agree to the bad reviews given.

When I went to Surat, I lived in TGB at first, but it was almost all vegetarian. I couldn't bear it. Later, I often lived in Gateway, this is the first time I live here. In short, the rooms are very new, and the rooms of the same grade are about the same size as the Gateway, but there are fewer facilities and the garden area is very limited. Locals still prefer parties that are engaged in weddings in the Gateway. The place is relatively biased, and taxis can only be booked through the front desk or online. Ordered without breakfast, then ate two meals. At checkout the front desk said that breakfast was included and there were two more. I regret it when I didn't check in.