Review Of Ayodhya Residency 5 mints walking from Ram Janam Bhumi

Poor Stay

Rated 2.0 by Ravi Gupta . Family Traveller . Mar 16, 2024

Property located at less known adress. It took about 1 hour to locate it ( for distance less than 2 km. Room with no ac, no tv, no chair/ table. Bathroom too small to stand even for a single person. No geyser & exhaust fan. Drinking water available only with payment. There is no restaurant nearby and have to go to hanuman garhi for refreshment. Room cost is very much high as compared to the least facility available. Almost wastage for money.

Terrible Stay

Rated 1.0 by DR Sunil CHAUDHARY . Apr 15, 2024

Bad customer care support. No one help in cancellation

Terrible Stay

Rated 1.0 by subhadeep Pradhan . Family Traveller . Apr 14, 2024

I stayed half day in the luxury room with my family at what was supposed to be a "hotel" named *ayoddha residency* but i felt more like crashing at someone's poorly maintained two-storyed house. The 300 mt. Road to approach hotel was a kaccha/ muddy and un-motorable road. Even a rickshaw can't pass. The check-in process was a joke, with no one around to attend us, and we had to wander around knocking on doors to find someone who could give us a room key. The "lobby" was just a cluttered living room with garbage and undergarments lying, furniture looked like it was salvaged from a garage sale. The staff and even the owner are unprofessional and were not just rude but were downright hostile, arrogant, dismissive. It was as if they were doing us a favor by allowing us to stay there. Our room upstairs was a disaster. The bedsheets were stained, a horrible bathroom without windows and without basin. I had to call team to intervene and unfortunately the owner denied to speak. I wouldn't recommend this place to my worst enemy. It's not just unprofessional; it's a downright disgrace. Save yourself and find somewhere else to stay where they actually care about their guests. We were left with no choice but to pack our bags and flee from that disaster of a hotel within just a couple of hours. It was clear that no amount of pleading or complaining would improve the situation. We hit the streets in search of a decent hotel where we could actually relax and enjoy our stay without feeling like we were sacrificing our sanity. It was a frustrating and exhausting ordeal, but anything was better than spending another minute in that nightmare of a place.