Hotell nära Guptar Ghat

“The property was very good with clean rooms and washrooms. Location was good. The staff were polite and helpful. ”

“Absolutely the place to stay in Ayodhaya when visiting Ram Janambhoomi temple. Close to airport, plenty of Uber and other transportation. Very eager and helpful staff from front desk, restaurant to housekeeping. Kudos to Uzawaal in the restaurant and Anjali Chaurasia in house keeping… taking care of all special food needs and also remain hydrated with plenty of bottled water in room to beat the brutal heat!”

“I had a wonderful stay at Hotel Avadh Classio in Ayodhya. The rooms were neat, clean, spacious, and very comfortable. The staff was courteous, professional, and always ready to help, making our stay pleasant and hassle-free. The hotel is conveniently located near major attractions, including Shri Ram Janmabhoomi, and being connected to Mall of Avadh provides great shopping, dining, and entertainment options for families. The food was delicious, and the overall ambiance was calm and welcoming.”

“Very nice hotel with great staff. Food is awesome but service at the restaurant could be a bit faster. The toilet seat had some permanent stains but otherwise room was very clean and comfortable. The staff Himanshu, Manoj and Reshma took very good care of us at the restaurant.”

“Great customer service, very good food and really nice hotel.”

“We don't stay here afterwards ”

“Rooms were good. Staff wasn't courteous. Lack of clarity while booking the room with breakfast option. ”

“Property is good. Service is good. Hot water not come at morning.”

“Fast check-in, clean room, availability of necessary things, and good food.”

“Owner and staff at the property very accommodating. Overall stay was good. Only thing I would mention is install solar water heater so that water heater geyser do not run out of hot water in 2 minutes.”

“Very small Rooms, not fully facilitated bathroom or rooms, had to keep asking for them to turn the hot water on! Beds are comfortable no doubt. But since there is no actual window for fresh air it is quite suffocating. ”