“A good night’s sleep in a dreamy hotel bed leaves a strong and memorable impression on hotel guests,” said Jackson Fernandez, Managing Director
Wego India. “It’s quite remarkable that the top ten hotel bed reviews for Indian hotels were all ranked in the high nineties. The appreciation of a comfortable and restful sleep definitely makes an impact on guests.”
“India’s top ten rooms, which are all 5 star and above, scored 89 to 94 per cent in satisfaction reviews by travellers, which I think shows that this country is extremely accomplished at creating a high standard of opulence and luxury.”
The top ten rooms are situated in popular destinations of historical significance such as Udaipur, Jodhpur and Jaipur, which also attract many international visitors. Indian travellers are also treating themselves to some luxury as the popular destinations of Shimla, Coorg, Kabini and Cochin which are popular domestic travel destinations, were also included in the top ten rooms list.
“It appears that corporate travellers also enjoy a touch of luxury, with properties in Bangalore, Mumbai, Hyderabad and Delhi featuring on the top rooms list, all typically popular for business trips,” continued Fernandez. “What’s also interesting is that the hotels listed for the best service in the country are often selected by domestic travellers for weekend or short getaways.”
“When on the road, I want to make my hotel booking decisions based on the advice from the people that know best – travellers who have stayed in the hotel," said Ben Jost, CEO TrustYou. "TrustYou analyzes all online verified reviews and boils down these opinions into easy to read scores and review summaries, allowing travellers to make smarter, faster booking decisions. Using this information, we are able to see the top hotels in India, based on overall score and key guest satisfaction drivers, such as best beds and service,” he added.
“It’s great to know that when it comes to laying down the red carpet India scores very highly, all in our own original style,” Fernandez concluded.
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