HOTEL PRIYA CHENGANNUR

Best restaurant I have ever seen .what a fabulous service he gave me kadala for free wooww that's gorgeous right beef biriani was top notch . Thank-you

Totally worth the price for the rooms. I didn't try the restaurant's food, but there are plenty of nearby restaurants and fruit markets.

The rooms are ok for the price (we had non AC for 980), it's quiet and the matraces comfortable. The hot water did'nt work, in some corners it was not cleaned carefully, and a little smile would have made us feel more welcome. That is why the two stars are missing. Good to know: The hotel is located directly next to a beer and whine parlour which might be pleasant for some but not for everyone.

Glass in room is not in proper location. Hot and cold water is available. General cleanliness is good. Reception not very friendly. Ok for staying. No disturbance. Next to post office. Safe for family. Found fire detector in room , checked it's not camera. Close to bus stand. From where you can get bus for all places. Cinema theatre is close by. Veg restaurant aarayas is in walking distances. One can cover 6 temple out of 108 divya desam temples Within 6 hours .

Improve quality of your food.Whenever I have had your food, I have gone through food poison and fever. Others all are excellent

We visited the hotel with my family of 15 people for temple darshan... We booked hotel by looking Google reviews... In Google pics we did not found any information abt bar n wine place below hotel... It is was little smell... It is good for bachelor but not suitable for family...

Very cooperative manager/owner. Cleanliness fine. One has to particular for mosquito. Do not keep the door open in the night We kept our bag in the reception. thanks to Hotel for so much cooperative. It was memerable stay.

I, including my wife, stayed in this hotel for two days from 15th Feb 2015 evening to 17th Feb 2015. I opted for this hotel based on my expectation that an old property would be conscious of providing the basic services. But, I regretted for getting carried away by their website claims. ||||The hotel was too bad for words. The rooms were very stuffy with a window for formality's sake. It opens out to the dirty roofs of other properties around it. The room was infested with flying cockroaches that denied us sleep as they kept crawling on us and around our bed the whole night. The intercom was out of order on the both the days and we had to walk down two floors all the time to ask for even basic needs. The lift was out of function and I had to carry my two suitcases to the 2nd floor on the 15th and carry them down on the day of checking out. My luggage was very heavy as we were on a ten day trip in Kerala, including our onward tour to Alleppey for a backwater stay at Bamboo Lagoon. The TV in the room was just a box since it was not even accepting power to get started. The hotel runs a liquor joint in the ground floor, killing the family atmosphere, which made my wife very scary to lodge in the hotel right from day one. It was all the more frightening on the 16th to stay in this property, as I had to leave at 2.45 am for Sabarimalai. Much as I would have preferred to move out of this hotel opting to forfeit the room rents which Mr. Babu took in advance, I was too short of time on the 15th since I Ieft early and on the 16th as I was late to return from Sabarimalai. On the 17th morning before I checked out, I made it a point to discretely check with other people who were staying in the hotel and realized that the hotel authority had given similar treatment to all of them. ||||Please, please check with your contacts before paying your advance. This hotel typically goes full, like any other hotel here, during the Sabarimalai season. The Sabarimalai season is every month once a week and also for long stretch from mid-Nov to the second-last week of Jan. During this time the pilgrims do not actually look for any comfort of stay or food. Their only aim is to get a shelter and move on to the holy mountain at the earliest possible. Hotel Priya takes total advantage of this mind-set of the pilgrims and saddles their unsuspecting patrons with disservice.||||I am shocked that Hotel Priya makes deceitful claims (in its website) of itself to be the 1. The epitome of Kerala's hospitality 2. The pride of Chengannur 3. The provider of multitude of services 4. The giver of overwhelming lodging experience, etc.