Hotel «Vaishali»

I've never felt so unsafe before in a hotel, and I've stayed in some one-star guesthouses and hostels and those are even better than this. At 8am in the morning, on my bed, I could hear someone with card trying to enter my room and they tried few times and even tried to push the door. As a female traveler, I always double lock my door. After 5 minutes, I went to check through the hole, and there was a man and a housekeeping lady. I opened the door and asked what's wrong. The man was just laughing nervously and said it's a mistake. I went down to the reception and the lady told me there was a misunderstanding and they thought that was a room that has checked out so they wanted to clean it. I could understand the "mistake" but surely the housekeeping team can double check with the supervisor when they realize that the door is locked from inside, instead of trying to forcefully open the door (at 8am) with the help of another man. Imagine if I haven't double locked the door, things could have gone worse. Safety has always been my main priority, and this hotel definitely doesn't seem to prioritize that. Plus, this is an old hotel, from the lift, bathroom, and towels. With the same amount of money, you could've done yourself a good favour and stayed somewhere better and safer than this hotel.

The worst hotel. We came back from a long trek only to find lukewarm water for a shower. The front desk personnel knew very well about lukewarm water and showed no emotions to our complaint.

Also, the air conditioner is set to show 23 degrees, but it is running as a slow fan only. None of the compressors in any of the rooms is functional. Try opening the window and listening to the compressor sound from any of the rooms. There is none.

The bathroom cleanliness is subpar. Overall a very bad hotel to stay.