Grand Clarks Inn

The hotel is run down. The staff make it up with their service and the food is good. The GM is very helpful. He had just joined them.

Really poor service . The hotel has deteoriated in quality . While the food was better than usual , the staff serving the food was terrible . Inexperienced and no clue what good service was about. Compound that with torn towels in the bathroom and it's loud , noisy and terrible location right in the middle of the city , it's an avoidable hotel

I recently stayed at Grand Clarks Inn in Badami, and it was a delightful experience. The hotel boasts a modern design while reflecting the local culture, creating a warm and inviting atmosphere. The location is convenient for visiting nearby attractions, including the famous rock-cut temples. Overall, I highly recommend Grand Clarks Inn for anyone looking for comfort and hospitality in Badami.

Perfect location but service is really lousy. The sanitaryware in the bathrooms are stained. The room service forgets to bring the order. The restaurant attached to the hotel, The Bridge, had lazy servers. It is small and so when breakfast is served the guests have to wait next to the occupied tables for the occupants to finish eating so that they can get seated. The waiters at the restaurant too forget the orders.

The rooms are spacious and gives clear view of the badami caves and fort from top floors. Space is clean and very comfortable for your Badami stay. Special thanks to Mr. P Banerjee and other staff for going out of their way and helping me out for a special occasion.

We stayed there on 8 March 2023 The hotel is right on the busy road, Thin and worn out grey towels, smelly pillows, dirty cups in the room, no tea, coffee, milk, spoons in the room, lukewarm shower, Reception staff offered to change the room and showed 2 more rooms - all had patches of dirt here and there, monkeys on the window, blown out bulbs in the bathroom, nice food in the restaurant but hair found in the curry and the restaurant tariff was relatively expensive. This turned out to be the worst of all the hotels we stayed during our tour of south India. The added disappointment was because of the driver (Yusuf) who was allocated to us by the hotel to take us around for sightseeing at Badami caves and Hampi. He made us hire an auto-rickshaw at Hampi for an additional charge of Rs 1000 to take us to various points of attraction where he was supposed to take us and was already paid for it. At the end of the tour, he also demanded a large additional amount of money to pay for toll fee, waiting and parking charges. This was in spite of the fact that the car hire was already paid for in full, inclusive of all charges. It was not until I rang up my travel agent in Kolkata that he allowed us to leave.