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in a two week trip through kerala, goa, and mumbai, i and my friend agree that the best meals we ate on our entire trip were on our boat. our chef (whom we later found out is in school to get an advanced degree in hospitality) was like michelin level great in the kitchen. the dishes were sumptuous. side note, there was too much food for two. there's like 7 dishes per meal, and each is large enough to be plenty for two on its own, so we only wound up making it through like half the food on the table. but believe me we *tried*. cause wow. highlight dish was actually the giant river prawns we'd bought from a canalside fish market. our chef pan fried them up with butter and spices, and it absolutely rocked. single best dish we ate at any restaurant on the trip (a trip that included ekaa, ishaara, gunpowder...) the chef was a soft spoken, articulate, friendly guy, as was our ship's captain, who handled all my questions and dumb jokes with aplomb (we communicated by writing to each other on google translate. it was really fun). five stars for the food alone. short caveat to start for anyone out there who thinks like me: to get the experience i think i really wanted, i would have gone for a longer trip that goes deeper into the backwaters. we wound up doing a one-nighter and while we eventually went a little more into the ”neighborhood” area of the canals where people actually live, i may have been secretly hoping to fall asleep and wake up somewhere other than just across the river from where we embarked/disembarked. and by the way, if you're actually a person who thinks like me, you don't know the difference between those two things and at the moment can't be arsed to look it up. but that's not really the cruise line's fault. that's just what we signed on for.

Resort experience was excellent. Their Hospitality was one of the best things of the resort. The way they welcome the guests and the way they communicate is very good. Resort itself was very good with great lake view and ambiance. They also have boating , Basketball court, and other play areas which will keep you engaged and entertained. Also edge swimming pool is also other nice to hangout with.

I recently stayed at Time Square Hotel and had a mostly enjoyable experience. From the moment I checked in, I was impressed by the helpfulness of the staff. They were attentive and went out of their way to ensure my comfort and convenience throughout my stay. The room itself was lovely – clean, spacious, well-appointed, and comfortable, offering a wonderful retreat after a day of exploring the city. It was evident that the hotel takes great pride in maintaining high standards of cleanliness and guest satisfaction. Breakfast at the hotel was reasonable, with a decent selection of items that catered to different tastes. While it wasn't the most extensive buffet I've encountered, the quality of the food was good, and it provided a solid start to the day. However, my stay wasn't without its issues. The most persistent problem was the constant cold calls from the hotel's spa. Receiving these calls almost daily became quite bothersome. It's something the hotel ***agement might want to reconsider or at least provide guests with the option to opt out of such communications. Additionally, there was an unfortunate incident with one of the staff members who berated me for not informing them in advance that I would be missing the buffet breakfast on one occasion. This abruptness was surprising and not in line with the otherwise excellent service standard set by the rest of the team. In summary, my stay at Time Square Hotel was delightful on ***y fronts, with commendable staff, lovely accommodations, and reasonable dining options. However, the spa's marketing tactics and the isolated incident with a staff member did mar the overall experience slightly. I hope the hotel takes this feedback into consideration to ensure an even more pleasant and seamless experience for future guests