3-Star Hotels in Karnataka, India

I would only recommend this hotel for short stays—definitely not for anything more than 2 nights. My 8-night experience had several issues that made it far from comfortable for a longer stay. From the start, there were small issues that should have been easily resolved but weren’t. The chair in my room was broken and never replaced. The in-room safe was locked, and when I requested help, I was told that the previous guest had locked it. I found it strange that the hotel didn’t have a master key or a proper way to reset the safe—it’s basic hotel management. There were also a couple of mini cockroaches spotted in the toilet. While I only saw two or three during my entire stay and the room was generally clean, it still points to a lack of proper pest control. A major letdown was the lack of water heaters throughout the hotel. This is a basic amenity, and after checking, I found that all the neighbouring hotels do offer hot water for bathing. It’s quite disappointing and uncomfortable, especially when staying for multiple nights. Breakfast was another area that needed improvement. It’s not a buffet or continental spread as one might expect, but rather a limited Indian breakfast menu. Even when there were only two guests, the wait time was 15–30 minutes for a simple meal. The taste was very good, though, so that deserves some credit. Location-wise, there’s a McDonald’s and a fantastic mandi restaurant called Al Zara just a 5-minute walk away, which was a plus. The staff are generally quiet and keep to themselves, although the receptionist usually greeted me, which was nice. However, the checkout experience really soured my impression. I had a night flight and went to the office during the day, so I checked out in the morning and asked to store my luggage. Shockingly, there was no proper storage room. I was just told to leave my luggage near the small reception counter, which felt extremely unsafe—especially since the receptionist isn’t always there. While they mentioned a CCTV was present, it’s a huge risk if something were to go wrong. Later that evening, I came back to collect my luggage and asked for a toothbrush to freshen up before my flight. To my shock, the receptionist and housekeeping actually discussed whether they should charge me for it—even though I only requested a replacement toothbrush once during my entire 8-night stay. Thankfully, they didn’t charge in the end, but the fact that it was even up for discussion left a bad taste. All in all, while the hotel had some good points like the food taste and room cleanliness, the lack of basic amenities, poor after-checkout hospitality, and questionable service decisions make it hard for me to recommend this place—especially for longer stays.

Had a comfortable stay at the hotel, despite the rooms being a bit cozy for 3 adults. The staff were super helpful and always willing to lend a hand, which made a big difference. One thing to note is that since we visited during the off-season, room service wasn't readily available. However, the hotel did allow us to order food from outside and bring it into the hotel, which was a nice touch. Overall, it was a nice stay and I'd definitely consider coming back. The staff's hospitality and willingness to help made up for the room's compact size.

location : excellent many good restaurants around. food : breakfast is below average though spread is good service: though checkin , checkout were smooth, room wasn't cleaned on day 2 of stay. had to request to clean up. overall room cleanliness is average. stay here if you are looking for an option in Whitefield and your budget is <3500

The hotel was good however too old and expensive for the price cu z the rooms were basic and not getting hot water was an issue. The mirror wasn't placed properly for anyone to get ready. After my complaint, the manager immediately took action and moved me to a better and upgraded room which was worth the price. Overall the hotel was average but the staff too good and the service as well. Restaurant food was great too. Close proximity to the it, golf, highway, main places. Good for business stays

Overall, the facilities were okay and the location was okay, but my room didn't have a hairdryer for some reason, and I was tired because I arrived at dawn, so it was a shame that the check-in time was too long.

I recently stayed at Olive Magrath by Embassy Group in Bangalore and had a pleasant experience overall. The room was as advertised, equipped with all the promised amenities. However, I did find the room a bit dark for my liking, which is something to keep in mind depending on your preference for natural light. The staff at the hotel were a highlight, always engaging and ready to assist, which made a significant difference in the quality of my stay. Their helpfulness and friendliness added a personal touch that I appreciated. One of the standout features of Olive Magrath was the amazing co-working space available. It's an ideal spot for digital nomads or anyone working online, offering a comfortable and productive environment to get work done. The hotel's location is another big plus, conveniently situated and easily accessible, making it a breeze to explore the city or get to business meetings. Based on my experience, I would certainly recommend Olive Magrath to those visiting Bangalore, especially if you're working while traveling. The combination of helpful staff, great co-working space, and convenient location makes it a strong contender. I'd definitely consider staying here again on my next trip to Bangalore.

I had a fantastic stay at chancery pavilion The staff were welcoming and attentive, the room was spacious and clean, and the bed was extremely comfortable. The breakfast buffet was delicious with plenty of options. The hotel’s central location made it easy to explore the city, yet it was quiet and peaceful. Highly recommended for anyone visiting banglore

nice location, clean ambience. very reasonable price for staying. special thanks to Mr. Samir . Even if you check in late at night he embraces us with a warm welcome.