The Grand Park Hotel Chidambaram, Chidambaram

The hotel's location near the Natarajar Temple is a big plus and makes it convenient for visitors. However, the rooms had a strong bad odor, causing breathing difficulties and nausea. The service at the in-house restaurant was unhelpful and sometimes rude.

My stay at the hotel was a mixed experience. The location near the temple was a big plus, but the room conditions were disappointing with water leakage and algae stains. The service was kind and helpful, but the basic amenities were lacking. The dining options were limited, and the overall facilities were just average.

The hotel's location is its biggest advantage, being near the temple and within walking distance to the Natarajar Temple and the Bus Stand. It offers limited South Indian dining options but lacks quality in the dining experience. The rooms are labeled superior but suffer from a strong bad odor, causing breathing difficulties and nausea. The service is below par with a lack of basic amenities available, leading to complaints about cockroaches and smelly rooms.

The hotel's superior room had limited facilities and various issues, including a malfunctioning AC, a broken toilet, and algae in the restroom. The water leakage and stains throughout the room were also major downsides. The lack of an in-house restaurant and limited staff availability in both the hotel and restaurant were notable drawbacks.

The hotel's location near the famous Sri Nataraja Temple on a crowded street is a big plus. The rooms, despite being called superior, come with limited facilities and are highly priced, making the stay liveable but not ideal due to issues like malfunctioning AC, broken toilet, and algae in the restrooms. The cleanliness of bed spreads and towels is commendable, yet the damaged walls and watery leakage from the AC are unpleasant. The bathrooms are particularly abominable.