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"Very small room size for the price, balcony also was so small that only 2 ppl could just STAND, breakfast wasn't very tasty, geyser doesn't work well (hot water comes for 2-3mins and stops. Called the receptionist and maintenance guy but he just said it will come in some time but it didnt come. We gave up and just had bath with cold water). Overall not worth the price at all. It is not even very close to the MG Marg. Takes 15-20mins if we walk (considered the inclined road)"

"Wi-Fi does didn’t work properly. View and location was excellent "

"It's a decent property. Staff is extremely courteous and helpful. Food is good. Room and toilet very clean. They have a cafe where they keep extremely delicious cream rolls. It's definitely not worth 4 stars accreditation. Wifi hardly worked. TV was so small that I wondered why that was even kept. My booking voucher said they bed size was such that 3 people can sleep. In reality it was barely good enough for 2 people to squeeze in. Location wise it's a hassle to go to MG market. Atleast I don't have athletic lungs to tolerate 20 mins of steep uphill climb to reach the hotel, if you are in the market. At night dogs keep howling and I could hardly sleep. As I explored, I realised it might be better to stay in a hotel which is a convenient walk to the market. There are actually quite a few. I was worried about quality of such hotels, compared to a "4 star" hotel like Fern. But my experiment surprised me immensely. Mostly people are very humble and courteous in Gangtok. Food is generally good everywhere. Cleanliness is the nature of this city. I won't name the hotel I moved to from Fern- but in no way it was less than the quality and service I received in Fern. "

"Rooms are heated. Staff is very friendly and very helpful. Provided room service when needed and very timely"

"Everything was fantastic from check in to check out. Very courteous staff, clean and large rooms, excellent breakfast included. "

"Will go back to stay there. Everything was immaculate."