Bellary unfortunately doesn't have much option in staying. I thus had to depend on cleartrip and my luck to get to a decent place for staying when I descended at Bellary in the early dawn from a KSRTC bus. After waiting for almost 30 minutes an auto appeared and agreed to take me to Pola Paradise at almost double the... More

This hotel is the only decent option if one is travelling to Bellary. Although the quality and upkeep has deteriorated over the last few years, but for a small sleepy town like Bellary, this is the only choice. It is very average from any metropolitan 3 star hotels but neverthe less, it is neat and clean. Children enjoy the birds... More

If you are about to book this hotel going by the paradise tag attached to it, i bet you will be disappointed to the core. Very average rooms with old fashioned toilets and facilities adds to the woes. If you are an outsider and having no idea about Kannada, then you can definitely give a miss to this hotel as... More

This was my first trip to Bellary - was to attend a wedding of the daughter of a leading local businessman. We stayed at Pola Paradise, which was the best available hotel in Bellary. It was a typical small city hotel. Rooms were ok, had A.C.which started working after 2 - 3 minutes of switching on. Attached toilets with heated... More

Its the best of the best in Bellary. They have cold beer and A T.V with a cable connection. That is it. Every thing else is horrible. Dirty rooms, sheets, bathrooms(dont feel like taking a shower lets not even talk about the rest). Unfortunately you dont have a choice because this is the best there is in that town, and... More

The Hotel looks really grandeur from outside, The management must have spent a good sum to build the hotel ............but then he has not kept anything aside for the maintenance of his hotel. In plain words its a dirty hotel , dirty linen, dirty crockery, dirty glasses,dirty pool . And not forget the honey bees, mosquitoes , bugs and roaches... More

Maybe pola but not paradise. Reception is unwelcoming to the point of hostility. I wasn’t asked to fill in a form -- it was thrust in front of me and a finger pointed to a number of places. I had to ask what they wanted and where. In the room the bathroom had not been cleaned, the toilet seat was... More