Ginger Thane

Stay was nice good and nice stay rooms was good and cline morning brakefast was good and testing thank you mr. Krishna front office vary vary helpful

3 night Nice stay in ginger hotel stay was nice and comfortable front office staff mr krishna was very nice person he was very helpful thank you mr. Krishna

Great experience with thane ginger team Ms Nashra and Pallawi are great to talk to i visist very friquently but they both are like friends now but good and best hospitality given by them Team is wonderful and hk also Best to stay with friends and family Great maintenance work Nice ambiance Location is nice in the center of the city all facilities nearly are available

Nice and Good excellent . Good services . Food excellent. Stay comfortable . Rooms spacious. U nfortunately no internet facility which is a problem. Check in smooth and so is checkout. Friendly staff hope to return next time. Thank to mr Krishna

Very nice stay comfortable and peaceful... Staff pallawi help me during stay... Housekeeping staff behavuus also good very nuce experience again we will visit their.... Location is also good me and my team enjoy very... Very Happy and comfortable

. Staying at Ginger Thane was certainly... memorable. Calling this hotel 'older than Thane City' might actually be an understatement! The lack of a proper entrance, coupled with the ongoing construction that wasn't mentioned anywhere on the Tata Group's website, made for an interesting arrival. Imagine navigating an unlit construction zone just to find the reception on the first floor, accessible only via a rather narrow staircase. The reception area itself felt cramped, offering barely enough space to stand. And then there's the elevator – a true test of dexterity, requiring all four limbs just to keep the doors open long enough to hop in! The room presented its own set of quirks. The AC unit, positioned a good six feet from the bed and pointed directly at the wall, made for a rather ineffective cooling experience. Apparently, the solution is to run both the AC and the fan simultaneously. The bathroom wasn't much better, featuring a broken and stained toilet seat held together with adhesive. Finally, a simple task like turning off the lights at night became an expedition, as the only switch was located at the working desk, far from the bed. While I appreciate the Tata Group's ventures, this particular stay at Ginger Thane fell significantly short of expectations due to the unannounced construction, accessibility issues, and the general state of the room.