Hotels con balconi a Bhubaneswar

L'albergo è una struttura grande, adagiata su una laguna. Ha una bella piscina, una raccolta di statue diverse (d busti romani a biancaneve, da dei induisti a raccolte di tutto il mondo) che danno un senso un po’ kitsch alla struttura. Ma le stanze sono perfette, grandi, pulite, organizzate, complete di tutto, con bagno enorme, doccia altrettanto. C'è una vastissima scelta culinaria con molti ristoranti di diverse cucine. Consiglio il ristorante Odishi, quello del sud e quello del nord dell'India. Una ottima esperienza.

We recently hosted our reception party at Trident Bhubaneswar, and it was an unforgettable experience! The event was impeccably organized, the food was outstanding, and the service was truly amazing. A special thank you to Raj rishi food and Beverage supervisor who helped us in every way , and special thanks to Rohan, and Kishan for their exceptional efforts in making our celebration so memorable. We're grateful for everything!

Excellent hotel with exceptional service. Staff behaviour is also very nice. Food quality and quantity is also good. Overall value for money. Breakfast is also good. Location is very nice just the heart of the city. Station and airport is also near by.

La stanza era spaziosa, ben progettata. Ha punti di carica adeguati. E un balcone. Ma il geyser era scomparso, il ventilatore di scarico nel bagno era scomparso. La televisione non aveva alcun canale su di essa. A parte questo, il pavimento era inquietante, aveva polvere su di esso e ogni volta che camminava sul pavimento, si era trasformato in nero.

The hotel, in its architectural grandeur and provision of amenities, certainly aspires to 5-star status. Crisp linens, thoughtfully arranged rooms, impeccably clean bathrooms, and a pervasive air of freshness – these elements undoubtedly contribute to a luxurious ambiance. The pool and gym, though perhaps not Olympian-sized, are certainly adequate for a discerning traveler. However, this symphony of amenities is tragically marred by a disconcerting lack of customer focus. Obtaining a simple plate or cutlery for in-room dining inexplicably necessitates ordering a full meal – a curious approach to hospitality, to say the least. And the reception staff, to put it mildly, appear to have a tenuous grasp on basic guest information. Despite confirming full payment upon arrival, I was subjected to repeated inquiries about my stay, culminating in an embarrassing incident at breakfast when my guest was nearly denied entry. The service extends to a delightful symphony of inconveniences. The gym, a testament to the hotel's commitment to ”wellness,” boasts an erratic music system, an apparent aversion to air conditioning, and a conspicuous absence of towels or even a nearby restroom. Furthermore, the hotel's strategic location, directly adjacent to the railway station, while perhaps convenient for some, presents a rather unsightly and chaotic entrance. The constant throng of auto-rickshaws vying for attention hardly exudes an aura of tranquility. Perhaps most perplexing is the apparent obsession with sales targets, which seems to overshadow the fundamental principles of customer service. If the shift managers were to prioritize guest satisfaction over revenue generation (like charging extra for late checkouts despite potential room availability), this hotel could truly ascend to its intended level of excellence. One can only imagine the sheer delight of the staff if a guest were to inquire about weighing their luggage. The sheer horror would likely be palpable. In conclusion, while the hotel boasts an impressive array of amenities, its service standards appear to be perpetually under construction. One can only hope that customer service will one day catch up to the grandeur of the hotel itself.