Hotel YLN GRAND - Lodge in Tadipatri - Anantapur, India

Hotel rooms are good. But a little inconvenience in hot water, it's not too hot when I informed to room boy he said we can provide that level of hotness. And second tea is not giving hot and in enough quantity .

Deluxe pillows and mattresses so your sleeping hours are as blissful as your waking ones. Beautiful views in every direction - inside and out.

I wanted to book this hotel for a function of mine but the management is very adamant...Even five star hotels and resorts provide extra beds and facilities but they donot....even though rooms are bigger only 2 people are allowed to accomodate....however please note that when there are people coming to attend some events in the city this does not workout practically...

Restaurant is very classy and the atmosphere is arranged neatly. Have a cabins for family to eat happily ,have a mandis for Non.Veg. Taste was moderate. Good for photo lovers. Price was moderate.

Good hotel in town of Tadipatri. It's very new but housekeeping and service need to be improved. I am sure it can perform very well.

Rooms are well maintained. Food is average, for the amount paid not felt satisfied in terms of quality and taste. Service is good, staff are polite and helpful.

Didn't expect such a decent hotel with very spacious rooms in Tadipatri. Really enjoyed the stay there.

Wanted to give this place 5 stars but one of the migrant workers tried to enter our suite around midnight and the hotel management did nothing. That ruined the entire experience for us. The suite is on the rooftop. The elevator only goes to the 4th floor. You have to take the stairs up to the roof. The views are nice from up here and it is breezy. The suite itself is nice, very spacious. Could be better maintained. There were cobwebs everywhere and paint was peeling in places. Still pretty decent for the price. They had clean towels and water bottles. Right around the suite is a white spiral staircase. We did not know this at the time, but migrant workers lived up there. Around midnight when all the lights turned off, one of the workers opened the window and stuck their head through. Had one of us not fallen asleep on the sofa, no one would have noticed the worker enter the room through the window (if we all slept in the bedroom). We immediately complained and hotel management was very reluctant to help. The other workers were supportive of the perpetrator. The perpetrator himself stayed quiet and refused to answer any of the questions we asked. Its such a shame because this is the only decent hotel in the area and they did a pretty good job otherwise.