Shree K.B Guest House

Tiny bathroom, tiny room, no A/C

Compact clean room. Near to kaalbhirav temple.

Location is great. Infact it it the only good thing

While the owners were ok to talk to. They gave me the smallest room possible. The bedsheet was burnt with cigarette. The bathroom has broken toilet and the flush wasnt working. After complaining about this they changed the room but it caused hassle for me as i was staying just for 1 night

Clean and cozy. Good location next to Kaal Bhairav temple. Would visit again.

Friendly owner and helpful staff

No view from window and room a little small

Hosts are very nice and friendly Clean rooms Good location

Rooms are very small. Description shows for 2 person but it’s actually for 1 person Only recommended for single person, For more than 1 person- don’t choose this one

NOTHING Good or correct as mentioned. Total waste. All lies about amenities.

No AC, No TV, Single bed for a couple, room size 48sq ft and bathroom 2.5'X 6' feet Your site said AC, TV, 120 sq ft. Hotel street closed between 9 a.m to 9 p.m. you hv to walk with luggage, old age people every time. Not mentioned in site or the owner. Owner says Booking.com allows 2 persons in single bed even though owner never wanted. In that case all blame lies with Booking.com. first time advance booking insisted even though this is my 7th booking in this month. Horrible experience for devotees wanting peace in religious trips.

Great location. Two-minute walk from the Shree Bhairav Temple. Short rickshaw ride to the ghat and Kashi Vishwanath Temple (or a medium length walk through the alleyways). The hosts were very friendly and helpful. There are plenty of good food options nearby and ATM to withdraw money.

The location meant that it was noisy. Not hideously noisy, as Varanasi tends to be, but noisy. The room could have been cleaner. The walls were horrific, but the linen and bath towels were clean, as was the floor. Unfortunately the bathroom opened into the bedroom and did not have ventilation, so the steam from the bath permeated the room and you had to open the windows. In winter time this meant cold air entering the room, and the fact that there was no heating, made for a pretty chilly environment.