Despite of the roomy lobby, the friendly receptionist, this hotel breathes a lack of almost everything a traveller may expect. Old papers used for cupboard liners, tv setups that cannot be used without shutting off the AC. Cold food, grimy table covers, beds not made, etc etc. Apparently this is a state? hotel? More attention went into registration then ever... More

Stayed there for 1 night. It was probably the longest check-in I had in India, though I had a booking and a voucher from a local travel agency. First the funny old man at the reception was staring at my passport and repeating to himself my name and the name of the country as if thinking whether to let me... More

We stayed here for 3 days. It has a nice location, central. For 700 rupees a night, it was overpriced and it was just ho hum. No English channels on the tv, barely hot water, not as clean as we would like. We prayed there were no bed bugs and lucky there weren't any. We are backpackers so at the... More

Its a medium class hotel. Facilities are OK. As this place is in remote area there are very few hotels here. Here you can get two types of Hotels, either very expensive i.e. meant for foreigners or lower class. It is hard to find medium class hotel here. Best time to visit is in November or March.

Partak Niwas appears to be about the only choice of hotel in Kushinagar if you are on a budget, and unfortunately, our experience there was not good at all. The weather was still cool so we stayed in a non-AC room (600Rs). We’ve had very reasonable rooms in that price range elsewhere in India, but here we got a room... More