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Hotel Mahay Palace
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Upper Tuckha Road, 194101 Leh
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Descripción
Ubicación del establecimiento Si decides alojarte en TIH Hotel Mahay Palace de Leh, estarás en el casco histórico, a 4 min a pie de Monastery Circuit y a 6 de Jama Masjid - Leh. Además, este hotel se encuentra a 0,4 km de Chowkhang Gompa y a 0,5 km ...
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Descripción general
Ubicación del establecimiento
Si decides alojarte en TIH Hotel Mahay Palace de Leh, estarás en el casco histórico, a 4 min a pie de Monastery Circuit y a 6 de Jama Masjid - Leh. Además, este hotel se encuentra a 0,4 km de Chowkhang Gompa y a 0,5 km de Main Bazaar.
Habitaciones
Disfruta de una agradable estancia en una de las 18 habitaciones con televisión de pantalla plana. La conexión wifi gratis te mantendrá en contacto con los tuyos. Además, podrás disfrutar de canales por cable. El baño privado con ducha está provisto de artículos de higiene personal gratuitos y zapatillas. Entre las comodidades, se incluyen escritorio, además de un servicio de limpieza disponible todos los días y la posibilidad de solicitar camas supletorias (de pago).
Servicios
Con jardín donde descansar y comodidades como conexión a Internet wifi gratis y servicios de conserjería, ¡no te faltará de nada!
Para comer
Prueba deliciosos platos sin moverte de este hotel, que cuenta con un restaurante y ofrece servicio de habitaciones con horario limitado.
Servicios de negocios y otros
Tendrás tintorería, un servicio de recepción las 24 horas y atención multilingüe a tu disposición. Pagando un pequeño suplemento podrás aprovechar prestaciones como servicio de transporte al aeropuerto (ida y vuelta) disponible 24 horas y aparcamiento sin asistencia gratuito.
Datos de Interés
Las distancias se expresan en números redondos.
Monastery Circuit: 0,3 km
Jama Masjid - Leh: 0,5 km
Main Bazaar: 0,5 km
Chowkhang Gompa: 0,5 km
Leh Royal Palace: 0,8 km
Templo de Leh: 0,8 km
Gomang Stupa: 1 km
Monasterio de Namgyal Tsemo: 1,4 km
Monasterio de Sankar: 1,4 km
Estupa de la paz interior Shanti: 1,6 km
Monasterio de Spituk: 8,7 km
Gurdwara Pathar Sahib: 10,1 km
Phyang Monastery: 10,1 km
Indus River View Point: 10,7 km
Palacio de Shey: 14,4 km
El aeropuerto más cercano se encuentra en Leh (IXL-Kushok Bakula Rinpoche): 4,6 km
Información adicional
Check-in
Desde15:00hCheck-out
Hasta11:00hServicios
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Acceso a internet
- Wifi gratis
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Aparcamiento
- Parking
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Complementos habitación
- Recepción 24 horas
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Cuarto de baño
- Traslado de pago al aeropuerto
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Generales
- Guardaequipajes
- Jardin
- Restaurante
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Servicios
- Atención en varios idiomas
- Servicio de conserjería
- Servicio de lavandería
- Servicios de tintorería
Opiniones del hotel
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soumya57
Stayed here as part of Cox n Kings Ladakh packaged tourWe had travelled to Ladakh as part of the Cox and Kings packaged tour and were disappointed with the experience. Hotel is very average. Food repetitive. Behaviour of most of the staff was good. Far from Leh Market. Good view of Shanti Stupa Tour managers of Cox and Kings - they were absolutely terrible. Please avoid Cox n Kings for Ladakh
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Rohit0414
Excellent Stay at Mahay PalaceIt is home away from home. Great food, helping nature, very hospitable. Will definitely visit in future and again stay in Mahay Palace. I have got more what i have expected. I suggest everyone to visit Leh such a beautiful place ans stay at Hotel Mahay Rohit Jain
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YourSunshine
Mahay Palace or Nahin Milega?It is very true that one should not choose hotels by just looking at the photographs put up on the website and we asked our agency to book us in here when we took a package tour with them to Leh this past week. We were really tired and hungry, not to mention oxygen deprived when we arrived early morning 15th June. At best, any hotel welcomes its customers with a hello and a smile. However, we were met by this rough and rude man, who we later discovered doubled up as a cook. Most staff in the hotels at Leh are recruited for 4 months, during peak tourist season and are not trained hotel personnel. The 5-6 persons in this hotel were such ones brought in from UP. Being the leader of the group, I was asked how many rooms and keys were handed out. After this we were instructed to go to our rooms and sleep all day as no activities are permitted on the first day as all visitors are supposed to acclimatize to the high altitude place. Fair enough, we asked what about breakfast and we were curtly informed "Nahin Milega"! In the next few days that we were there, every request we made got the same response. Only after rubbing it in that we have to pay for it, did we get something. Meals were to be provided according to our agreement. Breakfast was meagre, but passable. Since some of us could not eat the life saving eggs due to allergy, we had to manage with dry rotis and fire toasted bread with butter and Jam. The tea which was good, helped get everything down Lunch and dinner, we discovered comprised mostly of half cooked rice, burnt rotis, dal, vegetable and salad of some sort. We got non-vegetarian twice in the week we were there. The food was just average. The rooms are large and well furnished for a home stay, however, housekeeping is wanting. Most of the time I ended up doing the cleaning myself as there was always dust around, the toilets could do with an upgrade and clean buckets and a door mat at the entrance to the bedroom would definitely be welcome, considering the water after a shower does not always drain out well. Unfortunately we did not get to meet the owner of the hotel and speak to him about the problems. On the last evening when clearing our bills, we discovered we were being charged for drinking water. The hotel does not have a water filtration system, nor is the standard flask or bottle of water provided in the rooms. On the first day we were informed that one bottle of water per person per day would be provided free of cost. Now suddenly we were being charged for 66 bottles of water as it seems the tour operator had changed his mind about providing us any drinking water. Now this is against the norms for even the smallest guest house in a remote part of the country. India
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sanuVan
Worse hotel i visited everThis is the worse hotel i have visited ever. Leakage toilet seat , broken glass of bathroom window, crouton of room were very dirty. For breakfast they are charging approx 500 rs but serving only dry sandwich and Tea. No Intercom in rooms , each time you need to go the the reception even you want to have a water bottle. rooms were very dirty.. No jet spray with toilet sheet need to use mugs. Staff members are very rude and arrogant, they don't bother about your trouble..
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Drvishnu L
One of d best in LehI don't understand why some ppl hv given neg reviews to dis excellent place....Wht else ppl want in such remote area of Ladakh, wid clean spacious rooms good room service nyc & helpful host wid delicious food & excellent location.... Everything gud abt dis hotel....My stay was pleasant no issues...Buk without hesitation...!!!