Hoteller som ligger i Aerocity

"Renhold på rommet var bra. God service av personale. Hyggelig atmosfære."

"Great hotel"

"Hotellet var veldig bra med fine rom og svømmebasseng. Det ligger i Aerocity med kun få minutters gange til et slags sentrum med mange bra restauranter og noen butikker."

"Excellent hotel"

"Very nice and clean hotel with corteous and hospitable staff. Great buffet breakfast and dinner, nice pool area. Perfect for shorr stay before departure."

"I usually love staying here, but this time very disappointed.Had to wait almost 30 minutes for my room, and it kept being very cold even if they came to help me turn on the heat 2 times. At the end they brought in an oil heater, but with the cold air blowing out it was still too cold. Also the spa was full, so not able to book a massage. They were nice upon checkout though and offered me a free massage/spa treatment if I stay again, but I think I go for Roseate which has never disappointed me."

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"It’s an Ibis hotel - does what it says on the tin. "

"Hotel is good given its price and very friendly staff. Some advice to the hotel on taxi - the hotel should be more cautious with the taxi drivers they choose on behalf of guests for airport transfers. My taxi, located next door to the hotel, was prepaid this morning, but once arriving at the airport the driver claims 250 rupees for "a parking fee". I crosscheck on the internet seeing that drop off is free and it costs 150 rupees for up to 30 minutes. I am not paying for him to find new customers, this is his operating expense. Although a small amount, after arguing, I give up and I feel openly scammed. I recommend that hotels use drivers with a certain code of conduct. In these instances, the hotel should not use the driver living next door- because he will rip off their guests. And the guests will write reviews as these. This is not the hotels fault, but they have influence to choose proper taxi drivers. For the hotels reference: I was the one leaving at 04:30 so talk with the driver and teach him a lesson on his own profession."