Summary Verdict
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+Guests rate the location highest of all, close to nine out of ten. Bistupur is the main shopping and business district, and from the entrance you reach restaurants, banks, pharmacies and shops within minutes on foot.
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+The hotel applies a twenty four hour check out policy, according to guests, meaning the stay counts from the time of arrival. For travellers arriving late at night on trains or long drives, this is a real advantage rarely found in Indian hotels.
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+Rooms are spacious, especially the deluxe and club categories, which have sofas, work desks and in some cases a separate dining table. Business guests on longer stays appreciate the room to spread out.
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+Staff are described as courteous and flexible. Reviews mention check in at two in the morning handled smoothly and a meal kept aside for a late arrival on request.
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+Two in house restaurants and a bar lounge cover Indian, Chinese and continental cuisine, and guests speak well of the food. After a long working day, dinner without leaving the building is a practical comfort.
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-Older rooms show wear. Guests mention dated decor, noisy air conditioning units and too few charging points, and the difference between renovated club rooms and standard rooms is noticeable.
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-Some reviews report coloured water from bathroom taps at times. Drinking only bottled water, which the hotel provides, is advisable.
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-Prices are slightly higher than comparable hotels in Jamshedpur. Part of the rate pays for the central address and the name rather than the room itself.