Siddhi Hotel And Resort

Siddhi is one of the 3 star hotels in Rajula. The main attraction of this hotel is the availability of Non Veg dishes in the menu, which is a rare commodity in the state of Gujarat. Now coming to the taste of the dishes... Dishes are not at all spicy.. So if you are a spice lover, remember to mention while placing order. I rate the dishes to be below average for a 3 star hotel. The rooms are very good and the hotel has got a spacious frontage and parking area. But the black mark is the road leading to the hotel from the main road. This road is not tarred, completely dusty. The management MUST take some action to rectify this issue.

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