Staff and management of the St. Marks Hotel were superb and attentive throughout our stay. Only in Bangalore for 3 nights and 4 days, we dined in the restaurant each day for breakfast. An excellent assortment of western and local dishes made a great start to the day. I especially recommend the toasted soya bread and my colleague couldn't resist the breakfast rotis ! The staff made us feel welcome without coming across as subservient, true professionals in the delivery of warm and welcoming hospitality service.

The Hotel is a business / budget hotel with good facilities and service. The staff are courteous and well mannered. The location in the city is also central at Richmond Circle. The food is good and south Indian delicacies are served. The breakfast is English and continental and is well organised. The room are well designed and the overall experience is good and gives you good value for your money!!!

This stop marked a culmination of a 2 week holiday in Sothern india and it was a welcome break. The hotel is in a good location, close to MG road. The rooms are very clean andthe staff is attentive and just excellent. The room is not very big but is adequate with all the appropriate amenities. The see through window in the bathroom is interesting. The breakfast was good with bothe Indian and western fare. i would definietly go back there.

What a wonderful place to stay. The staff was so friendly and accommodating. More importantly the rooms were clean and the location was excellent. We had to extend our stay unexpectedly due to illness and the hotel staff went the extra mile to ensure everything was taken care of for us, including a doctor.

We spent 2 weeks in India (visiting Hyderabad, Bangalore, Mysore, Delhi, Agra, and Mumbai). The St. Marks was second only to the Presidente in Mumbai (NOTE: the Presidente was also over twice as expensive).

I would also highly recommend taking a day trip to Mysore. It makes for a long day, but the Mysore Palace it TOTALLY worth the drive. Perhaps the best thing I saw in India.