Thiruvananthapuram 5 Stars Hotels

"Breakfast was good."

"Nice breakfast. General ambience good and the pool was refreshing for a couple who were escaping from a miserably cold winter"

"Main Pool, Gym and Bar were under maintenance however, make shift arrangements were available. I would have preferred if this was informed at the time of booking. Apart from this, Front Desk, Room Service, Restaurant crew were fablulous and went out of the way to make us feel comfortable. "

"Excellent hospitality - very accommodative staff- quiet rooms comfortable beds - breakfast buffet is good spread - some items ran out - less flies than other hotels and staff"

"Overall Impression While the general condition of the hotel is satisfactory and the staff were initially helpful, several serious lapses in hygiene, housekeeping, and data privacy protocols negatively impacted my stay. 1. Food Safety & Hygiene Concerns During a visit to the downstairs restaurant , I observed approximately 10 to 15 fruit flies resting on the handles of two trays containing sweets. Staff Response: I immediately brought this to the attention of two staff members on duty. Regrettably, no corrective action was taken, and the staff appeared indifferent to the issue. Impact: This lack of urgency is highly disappointing and raises significant concerns regarding hygiene and food safety standards. 2. Housekeeping & Amenities The room supplies provided were insufficient for a double occupancy. The quantity of items remained limited throughout the stay, which was inadequate to accommodate the needs of two guests. 3. Data Privacy & Documentation Policy Upon check-in, I raised several specific questions regarding the handling of my passport copy, yet the front desk team was unable to provide any information regarding your internal policies. Retention Plan: What is the hotel’s official policy for retaining guest identification? Access Control: Who within the organization has access to these copies? Disposal Protocol: When and how is this sensitive data destroyed? The fact that front-line staff are unaware of data protection procedures is a matter of serious concern"