Find 4 Star Hotels in Nandrabad from AED 130

"Amazing stay at Ambassador, Aurngabad. Food quality is very good. Hotel rooms, surrounding campus was amazing. "

"I apprehensively booked this hotel for one night, not knowing what to expect. However, I was pleasantly surprised! This hotel is a fairly decent option in Aurangabad, likely around a 3-star rating. The rooms are nice and spacious (we were upgraded to a suite, thank you very much!) and very clean. The showers are excellent, providing hot water at just the right pressure. The restaurant "Firangi" offers a fantastic breakfast spread that caters to both Indian and non-Indian palates. I would certainly recommend this hotel to anyone looking for a comfortable stay when visiting the Ajanta and Ellora caves."

"We really enjoyed staying in this hotel. The rooms and facilities were really nice as well as clean. All of the staff were really friendly, lovely and helpful. They were quick to respond to any issue we had. One of which was the fact that the bedrooms didn't have a mirror near to a plug socket. Maybe not used to western women staying. However they quickly found us a mirror for each bedroom. When we seemed to have a problem with the air con late at night, again someone was quick to come and help us. The cleaners used to leave us sculptures made from towels. The porter on realising that one of our rooms had a double bed and the other one had a connecting door, was ahead of us in asking reception to switch the room so that we were in adjoining rooms with twin beds. The restaurant food was very tasty. However the idea of using a QR code to scan a lengthy menu is painful. The list is so long and there is no quick way to jump up or down the list without a lot of scrolling. That really needs re-thinking. Either create a paper menu or improve the website. "

"The staff members starting with the front desk to the dining, housekeeping and the security guards. Every one was kind and delivered exceptional service. "

"Location is good. Not very clean. Bathroom was stinking when we checked into our room. "