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"Great location, service and property "

"The stay can be summed up in one word - FANTASTIC. Do i need to say more. "

"Excellent price for the package - if you’re doing a couple of days in Varanasi for sight-seeing, then the included breakfast, high tea and 2 pieces of laundry are very helpful. Frustratingly, the hotel has a “no outside food” policy, but the dining options are pretty reasonable, so it’s not too bad. You’re quite far from any of the tourist spots, so you’ll need to get autos/ taxis from the hotel every time. The overall standard of the hotel is high - much higher than I was expecting for the price. Recommended."

"Bit old property but nice stay as staffs were very cooperative."

"The best stay in any hotel for a long time. Taj Nadesa Palace made us feel at home right from the first step we took into this hotel. The staff made every effort to look after us and our needs. We wish to return one day. Staying in Varanasi is at times challenging, so one needs an oasis like the Taj Nadesa to feel comfortable."

"Amazing experience !"

"This is a pretty boutique hotel in a lovely little village away from the hustle and bustle of the city. The decor is traditional and very beautiful with generously sized rooms, staff is very helpful and friendly. They gave us a tour of the charming village and we got yo interact with the locals who very so very friendly, that was one of the highlights of the trip. Beautiful views and surroundings, would love to be back. "

"The location of the hotel on the ghats is excellent - though be aware that the atmosphere can be smoky at times as the cremation grounds are not far away. I got absolutely what I paid for. Staff were helpful at all times and food in the restaurant is both good and reasonably priced. Why four rather than five stars? No hot water for half of my stay - and decor is a tad tired and almost gloomy. This was evidently the fashion at some point - as my (considerably worse) Delhi hotel was similar. I was a solo older female traveller and never felt unsafe or unduly pressurised. "