Hotel Veer Palace

Staying in a hotel is one of the great joys of travel: It puts you near the action and, best of all, lets you live it up without ever having to make your own bed or wash your own towels. But while we're probably all guilty of letting our guard down and cutting loose a little too much on vacation (um, spring break memories, anyone?), staying in a hotel or motel means following some basic rules of etiquette, hygiene and common sense. After all, even though you're a paying guest, you're still a guest on someone else's property, much like being a houseguest. So just as you wouldn't swipe things from a friend's house, there are rules for what things you can (and can't) take from a hotel. And make sure your offers to help out are appreciated, unlike these so-called polite habits hotel workers dislike. Pulling from our own travel experiences and consulting travel professionals, we've created this list of things you might be doing at a hotel or all-inclusive resort but really shouldn't do. In coming up with this list, we found we've even been guilty of a few--though we've never stolen a bathrobe!

Property is located in posh area of Hathras...it's a good hotel for small conferences and meetings. Best for families staff is not mature enough still they are very helpful. Rooms are clean and specious. Green lawn is best part according to my opinion. There is lot parking space.

Good place with a good class library for students. Fully furnished with AC compatiblity. - Receptionist available for guidance -Library fee =400 rupees for both batches (7:00 am to 14:00 pm and 14:00 pm to 19:00pm ) -100 rupees registration fees -900 rupees 24 hour reserved seat. Thanks

A spacious and well laid out complex which is away from hustle-bustle and pollution of the city. One of the few places with independent parking space and a lawn. Security of belongings is a major issue in Hathras. This place has no such worry.

Room was not as per the price. There is no power backup. Service was good.

The hotel is okay as it doesnot have any restaurant and room are just okay to rest for a night.

Veer Palace is not a hotel now. It's converted into a library.

Pathetic place to stay..I have never been stayed to such filthy place.