104 ReviewsWelcoming guests to the university town of Manipal is Hotel Madhuvan Serai. Located 4 km from station it is an imposing 6 storied building with elevator. Guests can chill out at the bar, take a paid session at the spa, sip coffee at the cafe and enjoy a gourmet meal at the restaurant. In-room amenities include ATM banking, banquet facility with audio-visual equipment, wedding services, meeting rooms, currency exchange, exhibit space, free Wi-Fi, travel counter, free parking and power backup facility.
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Near Smrithi Bhavan Upendra Nagar Udupi,Manipal,Karnataka,IndiaWelcoming guests to the university town of Manipal is Hotel Madhuvan Serai. Located 4 km from station it is an imposing 6 storied building with elevator. Guests can chill out at the bar, take a paid session at the spa, sip coffee at the cafe and enjoy a gourmet meal at the restaurant. In-room amenities include ATM banking, banquet facility with audio-visual equipment, wedding services, meeting rooms, currency exchange, exhibit space, free Wi-Fi, travel counter, free parking and power backup facility.
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lovesholidies on 07/02/2018 12:50
Stayed two nights at this hotel as part of a TUI tour as above.
Room was OK, everything we needed, but we found the beds and pillows uncomfortable. Also, noise outside disturbed our sleep. No hairdryer in the room, and there only appeared to be one shared with all rooms. Bring your own if on this trip. The buffet dinner on the two nights was curry based and quite limited. Breakfast on last morning was very poor, consisted of a cup of coffee/tea and a jam sandwich. Not a banana in sight. Feedback about tour hotel was made to TUI.
Suhas77 on 28/01/2018 07:52
Ideal for families or for business travellers alike this hotel grows on you.
We spent a couple of days in a family room with a double bed in one room and a twin bed set km another one. The only bottleneck was the single toilet.
The breakfast spread although sparse was wholesome and simple almost homely south Indian fare.
We also tried the restaurant down stairs and although we weren't up to it the captain ensured we got a good taste of the kori rotti ,gassy, fish pullimancchi, and even the sukka. The pomfret masala was a little over my sons chilly scale and K tasted it too only to experience the " bomb" exploding inside of me. Although would love to get my hand around that spice mix.
Access to all local eateries, institutions and also auto / bus stand makes this a favourite place for people to book and ensures the business running.
Nice and courteous staff to match.
yvj123 on 14/01/2018 08:48
This is a review for the restaurant and not the hotel. We went there at 7 PM and it turned that we were the first to enter. The place looks nice. The lighting a bit dim - perhaps because it serves alcoholic drinks. Food is good. We had Neer dosa and vegetarian dish (ghasi). Turned out to be good. Soup, starters were very tasty. Fried rice was very good. It is not very costly about â¹300/- per head.
Kathleen R on 26/12/2017 21:16
We stayed here and used the hotel as a base for a two day visit to a tiger sanctuary. The hotel was moderately priced, clean and very comfortable. The rooms were well equipped with free wifi, tea and coffee making The pillows were a bit hard, which was the only negative things I can say. The food served to us was delicious and served in really pleasant surroundings.
I had left my phone charger and the reception staff charged my phone for me. I have a small walking handicap due to a recent accident and the staff very most supportive.
I would highly recommend this hotel and thank the staff for all their kindness. If there is a down side then it could be the traffic noise outside as the hotel is situated in a Main Street.
444jss on 15/12/2017 13:34
Excellent rooms. Superb location - just at Tiger circle. Very good room service. Courteous staff. Hot water availability. Tasty food. Walk able distance from MIT or medical college. Stayed there for a day when I had gone with my wife to attend the convocation ceremony of my daughters (elder one in 2015 and younger one in 2017).
