Shree Kanak Hotel

I had a great stay at Crimson park shree kanak, and overall, it was a very enjoyable experience. The hotel has a beautiful ambiance, with well-maintained interiors and a welcoming atmosphere. The check-in process was smooth, and the staff was friendly and helpful throughout my stay.

This place is situated in a very lively area and is easily accessible to anyone. Rooms are nice for it's cost however washrooms do not have exhaust or ventilation so it smells, this is something which needs to taken care off by the management. Food in the restaurant is good with breakfast spread being great to kick start the day. Veg grilled sandwich, Veg kadai along with Indian breads was very nice. Overall each staff member is polite and helpful. Would come back here in future and recommend others too.

Imagine booking a “premium staycation” with dreams of royal Udaipur vibes, only to land in a hotel that looks like an Instagram dream from the rooftop, but functions like a government office on a Sunday. The check-in is smooth if you’re into slow-motion experiences, and while the rooms are indeed spacious and clean, don’t be surprised if the AC sounds like it’s giving its farewell speech. The infinity pool is gorgeous—for pictures. Actual use? Depends on planetary alignment and staff mood. Food is passable, until you realize the breakfast menu has mastered the art of déjà-vu, showing up every morning like a clingy ex. Room service deserves an award for their mysterious vanishing act post 10 PM, and if you’re thirsty, brace yourself—because that ₹60 water bottle isn’t just hydration, it’s a personality. The hotel sits right on a main road, so your lullaby for the night includes honking, shouting, and the sweet hum of regret. Parking? Let’s just say if you manage to squeeze your car in, it’s a spiritual win. In short, carry your own snacks, patience, and a sense of humor—you’ll need all three.