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"The service was outstanding. People were honest, kind and willing to help in any way. I felt safe there. The food is known (and was) very good and very clean - SAFE with no sickness at all. The cleanliness standards for India is different from the US - and by Indian standards, it was a quite clean hotel. I would definitely stay there again. "

"The room was great but it was the service at the restaurant that was rather very disappointing. I mean, the staff sure struggle to understand instructions for the food that is being prepared. Twice I had ordered butter chicken in boneless and instead got served with bones. The dining staff looked confused and were extremely slow with giving out the food to us. We had to wait too long to even get a cup of coffee and it was all disappointing. The prices are a bit off the charts, especially a...

"The property is good overall, specially for Buddhist pilgrimage. However if you are a pure vegetarian, you will face problems in food. Not only in the restaurant but in entire Bodhgaya. Apart from that we had a pleasant time in Bodhgaya and this hotel."

"This is a 3 star hotel located about 1.5 miles from the Mahabodhi temple and the Bodhi tree. (When I booked it, the map showed it being very close, but it isn't.) It mostly caters to an Asian audience (Indian, Thai, Tibetan). The restaurant is excellent, as are its prices. (I would order a la carte instead of doing buffets). The room is a bit old and quite small. The bathroom was very nice. The staff is for the most part very friendly and helpful. "

"The road for the hotel is not good otherwise everything is great"

"Food was good. Cooked freah upon ordering. Hotel doesnt qualifu for 3 star rating. Very dirty. Beds are very small in width. Not good for big built heavy person like me"

"Rooms are not maintain properly. Staff need more training. Food which are in the menu not available. Only positive thing is staff trying to help their best. "

"Not good service. Room picture shown in app is not actually picture of rooms. "

"We stayed two nights during Kalachakra. The first room we were given was a cubicle without windows, very humid, filled with mosquitoes and thilthy dirty!! The following night, we got transferred to (possibly) the only room we would recommend in the hotel (room 315). Our overall feeling was that the team in place had no, or very little, hotel management experience (albeit making efforts on the second day). Lastly, the hotel is no longer called Buddha International and the address is incorrect."