Radisson Blu Resort Temple Bay Mamallapuram

Breakfast is phenomenal, French, Indian, Scandinavian. Some entertainment was available, with Indian dancers and acrobats on the Indian New Year. Swimming pools are in excellent shape and the garden and beach are well maintained. The golf course, though, does not really exist, with no greens. We played three holes back and forth. Billard could only be played against a fee which is quite unheard of. However, uniquely for the hotels we visited there was High Tea in the afternoon on offer - very British. We also found a tree planted by King Charles. Easy exploration of the Unesco Cultural Heritage sites by foot. Especially the ones downtown are very impressive.

Nice breakfast and dinner. The seaside Resturant served fantastic food. The commen areas is very well kept. The largest pool I have ever seen. We booked a 114 kvm villa for 4 persons, when we arrived, there was only one kingsized bed in the villa and we had to pay to get an ekstra bed. We payed over 1500$ for 3 night's, witch was a lot for a hotel in India, and at that price we would expect there to be a bed for all, without any extra charges. There was no understanding from the staff at the reception for our point of view. That was very disappointing. Apart from that, we had a very pleasant stay.

Pool, beach, clean big rooms

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Staff were very helpful. The room was comfortable, clean and quiet. We had a delicious dinner at wharf 2 with great service from shaka siphon. I would also like to recommend Magesha (travel coordinator) who arranged a comfortable transfer with driver Anbum who waa friendly, punctual and informative. We loved our stay in mamallapuram