ALSHA INN

booked a "deluxe" room on goibibo—turns out the only deluxe thing was the drama.first, i got a call from a lady confirming my stay. cool. five minutes later, another guy calls to confirm again. at this point, i felt like i was part of a secret mission.the listing mentioned a parking area for three cars. reality check: it was just the side of the road across the building. technically yes, cars can stand there—along with cows, pedestrians, and life's regrets.we walked into the building, and it welcomed us with a staircase straight out of a horror movie. dim lights, narrow steps, and a vibe that said, “you sure about this?”then came the twist: “no deluxe room available, only balcony room. pay extra.”me: “no thanks.”them: “but sir…”me: “still no.”them (after taking our id proof anyway): “sir, please?”me: “which part of ‘no’ needs subtitles?”eventually, after a round of passive-aggressive negotiations, they gave us a key to what can only be described as a crime scene with walls. the room was shady—like the kind of place where even ghosts would carry sanitizer. the quilt had mysterious white stains (no further questions), the white towel had turned grey like it had seen things, and the cockroaches were hosting a party in the bathroom until we turned the lights on and became the party poopers.too tired to run, we ordered clean sheets, spread out our own stuff, and prayed for sunrise.moral of the story: i expected hospitality. what i got was an escape room.

Hotel not upto the mark as per fare..the room amenities which was mentioned in booking, were not available inside room..hotel location is near slum area..hourly stay may be fine but night stay for outside traveller does not seem good..

Great service and cooperative. Well maintained and mannered staff. Room meets the required access and accommodation.

very poor booked room with Balcony and given normal room also very dirt