I stayed 2 nights in room #112, and both nights the hotel projected Bollywood music videos onto a large screen in the garden right outside my room. After the music videos stopped, it sounded like there were dogs barking IN the hotel - this is a very noisy place! Check-in was lightning fast. My room had clean sheets, comfortable bed,... More

Just don't go there if you can possibly avoid it - it would be closed down if it was in the UK! We were travelling in a group of four and our hearts sank as we entered the lobby. My husband and I were shown to our rooms and our hearts sank even further. The fan was incredibly noisey and... More

been there this year,what a noisy and crowdy place.Dogs are barking in the entrance hall at night.Take a look at the washing area..in the restaurant...and move away. Never again

This was my 7th Hotel on my travels throughout India. All my Hotels had been prebooked by an agency when I had told them where I wanted to go. I understand that Bijapur is a small village and won't have the top notch Hotels (which I don't particularly need anyway) but this was quite an experience. on arrival the Hotel... More

It is easy to say to stay away from this hotel: the other reviewers are absolutely right. On the other hand: I'm pretty sure that you don't have a lot of other options when you want to visit the sights of Bijapur. And they ARE worth a stay (one night max!) in this drab hotel. Our bathroom was clean enough... More

Total nightmare this place! Stay away! We booked and prepaid 3 nights at sahib rate of 2,500/- per room per night. While the bedrooms were OK, the bathrooms were totally disgusting. The swimming pool had not been used for years and was half full of green water, there was a live wasps nest on one of the balconies, there was... More

I booked through a telephone call at Shashinag Residency for a supposedly A/C deluxe room, which was the most expensive room. I was told that it is pretty close to the railway station in Bijapur. But that was very far from the truth, its miles away from the town in a location that can be easily described as " god... More

Big noisy business hotel located miles out of town. Cost more for a taxi into Bijapur than for the bus ride from Hampi. Flagged down a tuk tuk from a nearby highway for much less than the hotel would arrange a taxi for. Lots of noise throughout the night from drunken businessmen and dogs that ran in the corridors as... More