Hotel Victoriya Palace,Mcleod Ganj

Room interior was very elegant with awesome view from bed. Natural light is too good. Very clean. Nice garden

Food tasteq

Very good property with serene view. Warm and friendly staff.

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The location is very good provided you are ready to climb a hill top, Mr Vishal the one man show at the place is always ready to help, Although the food quality is good but the portion is too small for the veggies in comparison with the prices being charged and you have no option but to depend on their food only

You should call it an improved guest house rather than a hotel. They will not accept payment through credit card and you will have to pay through cash or UPI only. They would discourage the issuance of invoice on some or other pretext

booking.com is scam please don't use this website for booking hotel or either use make my trip, while booking on this website its shows that mall road is only 1km from hotel but when we reached hotel staff told us its 10kn away from hotel and either use your car or hire taxi, i don't think its hotel mistake but its booking.com scam and we found other guests with same problem like us

The view was good, the staff was helping.

The food wasn't good, and the owner didn't care and just called before booking, and after that, he won't pick up your calls whether you wanted to complain or need anything. So overall experience wasn't good.

the only good thing about the location is the naddi view point and access to the Gunimata temple trail. But can be easily availed through other nearby hotels and much better service...

Very commercial owner (deepak kaushal) who kept demanding advance payment right from the beginning of the trip - despite of advising that I was an out of country guest. Even tried to misguide regarding bus services to avail an extra day of stay. Despite of asking for half day stay for a evening departure he tried to manipulate for full day stay. Toverall disheartening to experience such interactions despite of being in temple town of Dharamsala the abode of saint Dalai Lama and people who preach religious significance of devi devtas.