Find all hotels by Pride Hotels in North India from AED 139

"The hotel did not have our room ready at check in. It took them over an hour …"

"Clean and nice room, service is high quality and everyone is kind. Room was quiet with a comfortable bed."

"Very clean n good service"

"Everything was fantastic except the loud disco which might trouble you if you are a light sleeper. I was on the 5th floor and could still hear it .. probably rooms on higher floors would be better for light sleepers. Otherwise it is a fantastic property and the in room service was excellent with great tasting food and desserts ! "

"Extremely helpful staff."

"A calm space in a riotous town. Only flaw were the overly sensitive beds - even small movements by your partner will be felt!"

"Rooms are clean but staff was ok not great breakfast was so sonar service my husband said good"

"Good"

"The hotel benefits from a fairly good location; however, it is somewhat isolated, with no nearby shops or restaurants within easy walking distance. Due to that, guests are largely dependent on the hotel’s in-house dining options or in-room dining services. Unfortunately, the pricing reflects this lack of external alternatives and feels excessively high- for instance, a simple cup of tea was priced at 700 via in-room dining. On one occasion, when I ordered food through Swiggy, the staff requested my room number before allowing the delivery inside the premises, which seemed unnecessary and somewhat intrusive. The bathroom facilities could also use improvement. Despite the shower door being closed, water tended to leak out onto the bathroom floor, indicating poor design or maintenance. During check-in, I was informed that I had been upgraded to a newly renovated room; however, the room did not feel noticeably different or upgraded in any meaningful way. This gave the impression that the “upgrade” was more of a gesture than a tangible enhancement. On a positive note, the check-in process was smooth and efficient, and the checkout experience was acceptable, though not particularly noteworthy."