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Half of the staff is not talking at all - or maybe just not in English, I don't know. Other half acts friendly and 30 seconds later cares NOT AT ALL about ANY complaints, like: - no hot water for days - baaad internet - their! children using the front of room as playground all day long - no cleaning, NO room service AT ALL - broken furniture - dirty -slippery - Note that the electricity generator works ONLY for the cheaper rooms, the Deluxe rooms have NO backup. Was 18 hours without electricity, light, hot water, internet, and not a single word from the staff, no offering of light, usage of other room with electricity, - only when I asked but then they turned the generator off! - there is NO Yoga, Rafting or anything!! promoted on website. - no water, no water cooker, ... - no laundry service, no facility for getting clothes cleaned, but clothes of staff making walk to room sometimes difficult, if you have something to carry especially. - electrity not working like half of the time. - not heating, when I got portable heater, is was broken immediately (and dangerous with no plug) - no change of bed linens, ...

Indeed it was the best resort in this price range. The staff is very friendly and cooperative. They helped us in every manner from prices to guidance. This is a must-visit resort for sure. The resort was surrounded by lush greenery and a beautiful water stream.

This is wonderful place,near road, easy going, comfort all the thing's,about resort, all staff are very friendly, service very good. Resort near lakshman jhula, mountain view,mountain walking distans,overall best resorts. The property just renovated recently.

Raj resort is just on the road at badrinath highway. Very close to the market place. Centre place for all activities. In front of the hotel is a parking facilities Nice place to stay as I usually stayed here so many time before with my family also.

No room in the resort seems to be good enough to stay in. The furniture, Phone, and Windows all seem to be broken in all rooms and according to the Manager, its 20 years old resort that badly needs renovation and he has done his best to provide the best room available but unfortunately, that is also not good enough to stay in. As we have already paid online so left with no other option but really have a bad experience staying in this resort. It's better if you will avoid this and look for other options.

Raj Resorts is an old small private property owned by a teacher, Mr Bahuguna. Hence the presence of a 2 level private garden, which could easily be utilised to grow vegetables required by all the guests. There's a Yoga Hall, with its rooftop, and a 24 hour flowing sound of a water rushing down towards the river. There's a cafetaria style restaurant too. Both the Yoga Hall and Cafe cum Restaurant, was closed for maintenance due to rains, at the time of visit. We got a very attractive Bed & Breakfast deal for 3 of us, for 2 weekdays and 1 Saturday, in a standard AC room. But was pleasantly surprised to be upgraded to a spacious Hut. The available staff - esp. the manager Mr Satyendra Kaushik - is very friendly and helpful, and always ready to make you feel comfortable. The woman who cleaned the rooms was very very thorough and meticulous, and deserved appreciation. Masala morning Chai was too good. Breakfast was item based, well cooked, tasty, and had generous serving size. But frankly I didn't expect many choices. But was offered at least 5 options to choose from. We chose Double omlettes, Poori Bhaji and Aloo Parathas on different days. The parathas were too good and filling too! We didn't buy Lunch and Dinner, as there were too many options around the locality. The only issue I felt was that the property needed maintenance, both by physical, as well as through number of staff. However due to limited staff available at the time of visit, they just needed a little appreciation, soft push and follow ups every day, to make your stay more comfortable. Overall, a nice budget, yet decent stay we'd like to repeat in the coming months, esp. on way to Badrinath and Kedarnath.