"Abhijeet, the manager was unfailingly courteous and friendly and provided superb service. The area around the hotel is blocked off to taxis and is on a pedestrian lane and he was gracious enough to send a porter to meet my Rick Shaw to guide me to the hotel.
Subsequently, he sent a porter with my luggage to the pick up point for my Uber to the airport. Outstanding service well done!
The hotel doesn’t look like much on the outside, but the rooms are very attractive with plenty of hot water and an...
"Hotel staffs are awesome !! They are always ready to assist. Though the walk from Main Street to hotel is a bit confusing but overall it was a good experience !!"
"The location is great.
I visited during Mahakumbh period, lot people around the Vishwanath temple, causing road closures and crowd. Otherwise it could have been a great experience "
"Had a great 9 day stay at this guesthouse, room was big, clean and well furnished AC, fan, and wifi was all working, toilet room had running hot and cold water. Morning breakfast was ok.
Its located in a lane next to the ghat and kashi vishvanath temple is 10 minute walk. As no auto or ricksaws are allowed near the ghat, if you are coming from airport or train call the guesthouse and they help you.
All the staff were friendly and helpful except the morning front desk guy who was rude, suggest...
"This property is good for accomodation, little bit inside from main place ..well family supportive guest house.. the staff service is very good...Dilip, a service boy very helpful to guests.."
"I was on an extensive journey around India and stayed at numerous hotels in numerous cities. Shree Ganesha Residency was definitely my favorite. The hotel is very conveniently close to Dashashwamedh Ghat and Shri Kashi Vishwanath Temple. While it's on the main street of Varanasi, the hotel is hidden away enough for quite and comfort. The rooms are clean and well maintained. The common area is beautiful and spacious. The restaurant 1916 is wonderful the food is excellent and safe. The staff is...
