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"Little map would have been useful as got a bit lost finding my way back but otherwise brilliant "

"Good location, private Ghat, good service. Have stayed earlier and experience has been great always. However I have one suggestion that since many people visit Haridwar due to holding prayers , hotel should look at feasibility of this offering check in time of 15:00 hrs and check out time of 13:00 hours"

"Property is well kept & clean, staff is very courteous and always helpful, nice preparation of food. Overall a great experience."

"I booked to stay for 5 days at the Hotel Kapil. My room was simply stunning. No other way to put it. The bed was so comfortable and warm, the room and the bathroom were spotless. The view from my window was epic; an endless vista over the valley and far off mountains. The staff go out of their way to welcome you and make sure your every comfort is attended to. Room service food was delicious and served with a smile. Plenty of hot water available throughout my stay. Tea and coffee making...

"Very courteous and forthcoming staff."

"Good property, value for money. Would recommend for sure."

"Charming property with best view of Ganga River.Food was excellent in the roof top restaurant.Close to triveni ghat. We would really suggest other friends and relatives to enjoy this property."

"The hotel is at a good location and the new building is great besides the restaurant too is wonderful with great food and wonderful live music. The worry is if you get a regular room you will get a stale room with bed sheets and walls very stale. Pls only consider new building not the heritage (old wing) "

"My husband and parents went for a 5 day stay and really enjoyed this hotel. Service is wonderful, laundry and food are inexpensive, and the rooms were clean and spacious! I would stay here again! "

"I had booked Aamod Dalhousie for 2 nights (19th - 20th Dec 2019) . As luck would have it, Dalhousie experienced heavy snowfall during that week and roads leading up to Aamod was closed to traffic as a safety measure. I was told that the only option of reaching Aamod was by walking on foot, in ankle deep slippery snow on an uphill terrain measuring 4 to 5 Km. I would have still considered this adventurous option, but since I was travelling with a 5 Yr old kid I decided not to be foolish and...