Hotel Sonia - Reviews - Amritsar
Hotel Sonia
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- Directions: Head up the street leading directly away from the front of the main train station (at right angles to the road which run parallel to the tracks), and it's down a little opening on the right.
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Hotel Sonia Reviews
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Dec 07, 2005
Great little hotel which doesn't pay money to the touts, so you don't have that hassle.
Rp 250 a night when we stayed in Dec 2005. Hot water cylinder in the room, so you don't have to send down to reception when you want a wash. Really near the main train station; a moderate rickshaw ride into the centre of town (Golden Temple etc.), but not expensvie. There are a few good local eating places around the corner, as well as a more up-market hotel which has a quiet bar which does food. It's still a cheap little Indian hotel, so not at all luxury. The other guests were a bit noisy, but we're pretty good sleepers. Taking into account all of the factors, I think it's one of the best hotels we stayed in during our year travelling.  Part of the Round the World: 2005-2006 (Indian Subcontinent) travel blog |
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