Hotels near Taha Masjid, Bellary

We had s wonderful stay hotel Royal Orchid. The food was delicious and the service was excellent. The room was excellent. Ganesh manirul and Saurabh gave us excellent service. The room was super!!! Front office was service was good. Excellent

Staying at Hotel Hampi International was a delightful experience from start to finish. The staff were incredibly welcoming and attentive, ensuring our every need was met throughout our stay. The rooms were spacious, clean, and tastefully decorated, offering a comfortable retreat after a day of exploring the historic sites nearby. The hotel's restaurant served delicious meals with a variety of local and international dishes, and the breakfast spread was especially impressive. The location was perfect for visiting Hampi's attractions, with many within walking distance or a short drive away. Overall, I highly recommend Hotel Hampi International for anyone visiting this beautiful region!”

The resort is little bit outside of city/market. This place is very peaceful and you can spend your time with friends/family here. Room and all the amenities are top class. Food is very good. The package they include for site visit that is worth to visit. Ill recommend to hire a guide that will be very helpful full.

We stayed here for 2 nights whilst visiting the many historical sites in Hampi which are about an hour away from this hotel. Hyatt Place is located in Vidyanagar Township which is dominated by a very large JSW steel works and as a result and from time to time there will be noise from the railway line supplying the factory - not intrusive but horns and the rumble from a long train of wagons can be heard in the room – also the roads around the hotel are coated in red oxide as a result of the industrial processes Hyatt Place is modern hotel with little character – and once inside it gives you the feeling of being anywhere from its large lobby to the bedrooms themselves. Check-in was laboured as much documentation was required including our visa that had allowed us into the country. We were allocated room 137 – a king room with breakfast - at the end of corridor – because of the unusual levels in the hotel it is one floor below reception – access up and down by flights of stairs as we never found a lift or had one pointed out to us. The room looks out into quadrangle made up of a large water feature with open walkways above. It is a large room - king sized bed - lamps and bedside tables - sofa - desk and chair - flatscreen tv on top of unit enclosing fridge but at right angles to bed - corridor with wardrobe - suitcase storage with drawers underneath - bathroom compact - large walk-in shower with rainforest head - AC - Wi-Fi average – floor to ceiling windows with door that opened onto a an area in front of the water – no outside chairs Not a bad room but very much an anywhere room - floor creaked where laminate has shrunk. On the way to dinner my wife slipped off a step and landed heavily on her left ankle - immediate help from reception - water supplied and a spray - after a while we hobbled to dinner…. luckily only heavy bruising – but the lighting in that area was deceptive We ate a few meals in the dining room – food not bad and well-priced as was the beer – but something was lacking – a distinct lack of menus for the a la carte – appeared to be restricted to one per table if you could find one - service often slow and laboured despite the number of staff – plus the fact that most people were serving themselves at the buffet - tables not cleared – breakfast orders similarly slow – staff generally not engaging It was the same with our room – we returned at 3 in the afternoon only to find it not made up and it was after 4 when it was cleaned. This is a convenient hotel that I don’t think reflects the Hyatt brand – it is not India – either in design or service – I think it is a business hotel because of the nearby steelworks – so really not for the tourist like me – shame – thank you.