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The front desk staff seemed unaware of the EV charging facility and could not provide proper assistance. The restaurant service was extremely disappointing. On a Sunday night, with hardly four tables occupied, it took nearly 45 minutes for the food to arrive and around 15 minutes just for someone to take our order. After another 30 minutes, they brought papad, but basic accompaniments were still missing. When the biryani was served, we asked for raita, and the staff said they would bring it but completely forgot. I had to remind them twice, and by the time the raita arrived, I had already finished most of the biryani. The same poor service continued with water. For three guests, only one 500 ml bottle was served, and no refill was offered unless repeatedly requested. Overall, the dining experience and service quality were very poor.

Too bad a place for any travellers. Hotel Amaravathi deserves an award—the kind given to magician hotels that teleport you from “Comfort Stay” to “Pig Shed Deluxe” the moment you check-in. The photos online? Oh those are from its cousin hotel in an alternate hygienic universe. In reality, this place offers an authentic barn experience, perfect if you’ve ever dreamed of sleeping inside a livestock documentary. For families that love hygiene, dignity, and not inhaling 37 new diseases, this hotel thoughtfully recommends: book literally anywhere else. The price they charge is premium-level comedy. I paid more than a 5-star meal for amenities worth ZERO stars—which honestly is generous, because even a zero has value and symmetry. This hotel doesn’t. The only thing clean here were my tears as I checked out. If there was a “Shut Down ASAP” button at reception, I’d have pressed it twice for good luck.