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Hotel is good but expensive, compared to the hotels around the area. I called the hotel whether they ll allow 2 persons in budget room(as Agoda says max one person). The staff on the phone told 2 persons can stay in budget room. I booked...More
Liked it and would recommend others also
Its a nice place and with decent ambience
So it's a good place to be there with either family or friends
So don't think twice before booking and just go ahead!
Located at South mada Street this hotel can be the ideal choice for those who want to combine their business visit with some personal time to explore Mylapore, A famous temple, Mosque, Church all are within walking distance
Very neat and clean rooms, comfortable, central area, everything nice. Plenty of restaurants for food. Kapileshwara temple and lot more. Hotel staff also do speak & understand Hindi language, which is difficult to find even in city like Chennai.
Reserved a Non AC room for 3 pax in Dec, 2016. Although Check in time was 12 noon, they didn't say anything of an early check in at 11 am. Spacious room. Even 4 to 5 pax can easily stay in their Non AC double...More
US$ 23 - US$ 26 (Based on Average Rates for a Standard Room)
Location
India > Tamil Nadu > Chennai District > Chennai > Mylapore
Room types
Family Rooms
Number of rooms
50
Price range
US$ 23 - US$ 26 (Based on Average Rates for a Standard Room)
Location
India > Tamil Nadu > Chennai District > Chennai > Mylapore
Nearby
Mylapore
The religious and cultural epicenter of Chennai, Mylapore is highly revered by the locals and tourists for the rich history and architectural marvels that line its narrow alleys and markets and is one of the oldest residential neighbourhood of the city. Home to
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a cluster of tree-lined avenues full of popular churches and the renowned Kapaleeswara Temple soaked in Dravidian architectural vibes, Mylapore is filled with small lanes with old-style homes, music auditoriums and stores selling music and religious memorabilia. The bazaars selling jewellery, fresh produce and flowers that surround the streets of this neighbourhood provide a colourful backdrop to the temple. Aimless strolls through the small lanes lead you to hidden corners of some mouth-watering south-Indian dishes served at local places like Maami’s mess, Jannal Kadai and Kaalathi Stall.
