Dwivedi Hotels Sri Omkar Palace

Great location near the Ganga But hard to get to using a vehicle Suitable for backpackers and solo travelers

A pochi passi da alcuni Gatt di Varanasi, personale molto gentile e disponibile. Non abbiamo avuto problemi di nessun tipo e si sono occupati di indicarci la guida per la città e la barca per il giro sul Ganga. Perfetto!

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Varanasi can be a whirlwind for the senses, but Dwivedi Hotels Sri Omkar Palace became my peaceful oasis. It wasn't just a hotel, it felt like stepping into a friend's warm home. The staff were like family - always ready with a smile and a helping hand. They helped me to bring our luggages by navigate the bustling lanes of Varanasi, Mr Shivam the ***ager recommending hidden gems and ensuring I didn't miss a thing. My room, simple yet comfortable, was my sanctuary after a long day of exploring. But the real star was the view! Waking up to the Ganges flowing by my window was pure magic. Sipping my morning chai on the rooftop restaurant with that view in front of me - well, let's just say it was a million times better than any meditation app! Speaking of the rooftop, it became my favorite spot. The breakfast and dinner meals was above average, and the gentle Ganges breeze was the perfect antidote to the city's heat. Dwivedi Hotels Sri Omkar Palace isn't a luxury stay, but it's something much more special. It's a place that captures the essence of Varanasi - warm, welcoming, and full of stories. It's a place that will stay with you long after you check out.

Apart from the rooms being clean and tidy, the position is fantastic and is basically right on the Ganga river, you walk down to the Ghats (choice of 2 direct access points) in 2 minutes! Perfect for doing a sunrise or sunset Ganga Ceremony boat experience. The rooftop bar/restaurant is fantastic! You can't beat the panoramic views of the Ganga from here. With a cold drink in hand late in the cooler afternoon with the view is perfection! The staff are excellent, you can ask for any kind of assistance, like organise a guide (I recommend Lalit - ask for him!), any information, transfers etc and they are more than happy to help or organise it for you. Yes, you have to walk a little way from the main roads where you get out of your car, but you're in Varanasi - you should be expecting this!! But if you make contact with the staff before hand they can organise your entire transfer from the train or plain and porters will meet you at the car to not only take your bags but guide you the way there.