Very bad experience.... Manager behaviour tooo worst.....manager only motive is money ...Im stay here last one month... suddenly he said vacate the room.... He didn't return single rupee .... Don't choose this location.... Very worst service... Bed nd bed sheets tooooo worst.... They didn't wash probably.... maintance nd cleaning very very very bad.... Cctv is not working.... No barking is der... Nearby more goood guest house also available.... Here cost is tooo high....bt nothing is der.... Im requesting guys don't come here.... Manager (kirukku payapulla) talk tooo much rude nd worst behaviour

amazing spectacular view of snow peak lovely place to stay. Staff is awesome, helpful and kind.They provide best service, assured my comfortable stay and were also promising.They arranged cabs, booked all my buses. guest house is at awesome location too. i wish i could stay more longer yeap....!!!!!!

While Ganga Guest House is located in a nice old house, it turned out to be the worst budget place we stayed at in our 18 day trip to south India, though at Rs.1000/night in south India, we stayed at terrific places elsewhere. Here is why: We made a 50% advance payment by bank transfer at least a month in advance and getting even an acknowledgement from Ganga was a one-week long, 'many phone calls and text messages' nightmare. When we arrived late evening totally exhausted, no one was available to check us in and show us to our room, even though we called Ganesan at least one hour before to alert him of our check-in time. When we called him again he said 'Five minutes' and took twenty minutes to arrive. Our hearts sank at the look and feel of the place. The room had terrible, cheap and torn linen, no towels or soap (we were given only one after demanding), no cupboard to keep our clothes. Plug points were not working, except one high up on the wall with no table below to keep our mobiles, etc. which needed charging. There was one large table but the table top wobbled so much that it was unsafe to keep anything on it. We had to ask for drinking water for the night, which is a basic thing we got in every other hotel we stayed at, and it was given in a bottle but without any glasses. The bathroom, while it had a water heater, had no clothes peg or towel rack. The WC had not seen cleaning in years, perhaps. The washbasin was miniscule. So there was absolutely no place in the bathroom to either keep our toiletteries, or hang our (own) towel or clothes. Whats more, the moment Ganesan arrived to check us in, instead of catering to our basic needs and apologising for keeping us waiting, he asked for the balance 50% payment! We paid it while checking out. We will not recommend this suffering to any traveller.

On y est reste 10jours en aout 2013. Ce n'est pas cher mais c'est ancien et loin d'etre luxueux (une ancienne maison coloniale decrepie). Il a quelques chambres en bas, les autres a l'etage, sur une sorte de terrasse autour d'un puit carre donnant sur le hall d'entree. Quelque unes ont la TV (en supplement). Pas de clim mais un ventilo (inefficace contre les moustiques). Vu le prix, le rapport qualite/prix est bon mais l'endroit va rebuter les plus exigeants (disons que c'est OK pour un couple de sportifs ou de baroudeurs). La douche n'etait pas tres propre et l'hotel est bruyant car le bruit de la rue entre dans la chambre. Je mets moyen parce que c'est en Inde et non en France et parce que le prix etait bas. Par contre, comme partout en Inde, il faut negocier sinon le prix tripe facilement quand ils voient que les clients sont europeens... Ou demander a voir la carte des prix.