Hotels near Camp Purple - Wildrift Adventures, Nainital

Location, food, amenities - everything about this property is great. People are amazing; owner herself taking care of guests. They let you play music and enjoy on one of their open terraces. Three things they can improve: cross ventilation in rooms. We had a wonderful corner room with amazing weather outside but the room was hot inside. Food variety in breakfast was limited and it felt they were a bit understaffed. The same 2 guys handling everything from restaurant to luggage.

Good service staff polite and respectful and amazing food. House keeping staff is excellent led by mr lakhan prasad. Breakfast buffet servea variety of great cuisine with restaurant staff pradeep and manoj bishtji...overall a great experience...

This was my 4th visit and I finally found my favourite hotel in Nainital. The location is perfect. It faces the Naini Lake, its on the mall road area where most prominent shops are there, its walking distance for Naini Devi temple and bhotia market area, and walking distance from the zoo shuttle pickup zone. The staff are very polite and helpful. I stayed in lake facing rooms. They are really amazing and adequately designed with modern amenities. The rooms are well lit with natural light. They have good space and can accommodate 2+1. The room service is very prompt and the hotel has no problem with you bringing food from outside. I was there with friends and we cherished every moment of our stay and created wonderful memories.

This hotel should be renamed Palace of Incompetence & Dilapidated Rooms. Pick up any service or aspect of running a hotel, and this place falls woefully short on providing that even at a basic level. Right from the location to the service to staff training, everything is below basic quality standards. I don't know on what basis this hotel claims a 4-star rating. It doesn't deserve even one star. The location of the hotel is horrible. We had a hard time finding the place especially because of incorrect directions being given to us by people on the way. We finally called the hotel and instead of one person giving us the directions, they kept passing the phone to one another. Finally someone came on the line, and instead of explaining the directions, he started telling us how to drive. 'Watch the oncoming traffic. Check the cars behind you, and take a u-turn if there is no car headed towards you. ' Like, seriously?! Did he think my dad drove all the way from Delhi blind-folded?! Unfortunately, we had trouble with our car too and it kept stalling on steep roads. Though this is no fault of the hotel, they could have helped us better with proper information like leaving our car in the municipal parking area that was very close to the hotel. With aged parents in the car, it was a huge risk to go up at that level of incline. When we were struggling with the final ascent on the approach road right outside the hotel, we requested this person who was on the phone with us and giving us driving instructions to send someone who knew how to drive the car up safely because we were clearly not able to do it. At one point, we almost feared for our lives as the car rolled back on the steep slope. But this person flatly refused and said he didn't have any driver. The ascent was so steep that we actually contemplated parking the car there itself and carrying all the luggage up by hand. Somehow, we were able to get the car uphill and reached the parking area of the hotel. We thanked our stars that we were all alive and no mishap had occurred. We immediately decided not to use our private vehicle for local travel and instead walk or use the cabs since that way my dad wouldn't have to maneuver the steep incline every time. As we entered the hotel, we expressed our concerns on how we would get back down etc. The person who had been giving us directions reassured us and said, ”I'll have someone drive it down for you.” I was dumbstruck at this response! Could he have not helped us get the car uphill too then? I was surprised at how quickly he agreed to help us later when his tone was so different on the phone. But that can also be ignored. After a long drive and the extremely stressful drive to the hotel, we were looking forward to relaxing in the room. But more shocks awaited us. To state that the room we were assigned was dirty, is putting it extremely mildly. We were shocked to see the physical condition of the room. Paint was cracking and peeling off on AL

I recently stayed at the hotel silver palace in haldwani, uttarakhand, and had a comfortable experience. The hotel is conveniently located in the main market area, making it easy to access local shops, restaurants, and transportation. *pros* - central location in the heart of haldwani's main market - friendly and helpful hotel staff - clean and well-maintained rooms - good value for money *cons* - hotel rate are bit higher if they put some discount on next visit that will be best then *overall experience* my stay at hotel silver palace was pleasant, and i would recommend it to travelers looking for a convenient and affordable place to stay in haldwani. The hotel's location and friendly staff made my visit enjoyable.