Narthaki Boutique Hotel

Exceptional Stay at Narthaki Boutique Hotel – A Hidden Gem in Bangalore! As Managing Director of Destination Transformation, a company dedicated to facilitating affordable, world-class medical tourism to India, I am always cautious when selecting accommodations for myself and my clients. Three-star hotels can often be hit or miss, with images and descriptions that don’t always match reality. However, Narthaki Boutique Hotel far exceeded my expectations. From February 13 to February 16, 2025, I had the pleasure of staying here, and I was genuinely impressed by the experience. The room and facilities were spotless, modern, and well-maintained, with a comfortable bed that made for a restful stay. The hotel offers 5G wireless internet, which was fast and reliable—a huge plus for business travelers and digital nomads. An excellent restaurant and bar are attached to the hotel, providing both great meals and a relaxing atmosphere after a busy day. The central location makes it easy to explore Bangalore, with plenty of shopping, dining, and attractions nearby. While there was no bar fridge in the room, at just $50 AUD per night, this is a minor detail that does not take away from the outstanding value this hotel provides. I wholeheartedly recommend Narthaki Boutique Hotel for travelers looking for quality accommodation at an affordable price. It is now on our recommended list for clients traveling to Bangalore for medical or dental procedures, and I look forward to staying here again in the future! ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Highly recommended!

This was definitely my favorite hotel I stayed in over my first 2 weeks in India. The location was great, it was very convenient for public transport and finding cabs/tuk tuks. The rooms were spacious and clean, everything worked properly, and they were very comfortable. The property had an attached bar/restaurant with really good staff that made good food. The staff was very accommodating. Breakfast was free on the 7th floor of the hotel and was pretty decent, although there wasn’t nearly enough seating in that area for guests (I sat and ate on the steps outside one morning) and they didn’t serve coffee. My biggest complaint was about the wifi. Each floor had 2 different routers, which I thought was overkill, but then I realized was necessary because maybe 25% of the routers worked properly at any given time. At one point during my stay none of the routers worked with an iPhone somehow (me and the only employee with an iPhone couldn’t access internet). My laptop was only able to access the internet in the lobby. And switching between routers every so often was necessary to keep connected. WiFi aside, this hotel was a super comfortable place to stay, and the price made it a good value. I would absolutely stay here again if I came back to Bengaluru