Mayfair Convention

I am so used to the standard of hotels in India (even 5 stars) that I don't expect much anymore... This hotel surprised me positively. It has a wealth of details in the decoration, you can see the care in everything. The most beautiful and cleanest hotel I have ever stayed in (I have been traveling here for 5 years). The service is better than a 5 star hotel. I have dietary restrictions and they met all my needs. Excellent rooms, comfort, quiet... exceptional breakfast. Service that I have not received in any other hotel so far. estou tão acostumada com o padrão de hotéis na Índia (mesmo sendo 5 estrelas ) que nem mais espero muita coisa ... Este hotel me surpreendeu positivamente. Tem uma riqueza de detalhes na decoração, percebe-se o cuidado em tudo. Hotel mais bonito e mais limpo que fiquei (viajo há 5 anos aqui) . Atendimento melhor que hotel 5 estrelas. Tenho restrições alimentares e supriram todas as minhas necessidades. Excelente quarto, conforto, o silêncio.. café da manhã excepcional . Atendimento que não recebi em nenhum outro hotel até então.

The best thing about this propertyis its classic yet cozy room and the loveliest part is there staff...would like to visit again and love to be guest again. Ty to Kartikshwar, Sanjay and whole banquets and room service team.................

As its name suggests, this hotel is basically a convention centre, with several large banquet halls and conference spaces. It is also a 3-star hotel, which makes it a convenient place for large conferences where delegates can stay in the hotel while attending conferences. I was here for the Odisha Literary Festival, a two-day event that was held in a sprawling banquet hall on the first floor. The room was well-appointed, acoustics were good, and audio and video facilities were good, geared to make sure even people sitting right at the back didn’t miss out on what was happening. Buffet lunch was provided in a smaller room on the second floor, and was overall pretty good. Service was adequate too.

I stayed at Mayfair Convention in Bhubaneswar from September 16th to 20th and had a wonderful experience. The hotel boasts of an elegant decor and a welcoming atmosphere. The staff was incredibly friendly. Though I reached the hotel nearly 5 hours before the check-in time and sought to know if I could deposit the luggage in the cloak room, the front office staff went out of their way and alloted me the room straight away without any hesitation. Unthinkable elsewhere ! The room was spacious and luxurious, well-equipped with all the amenities I needed for a comfortable stay. The hotel’s location is also a plus, making it easy to explore nearby attractions. I didn't frequent the restaurant as I used to leave way too early in the morning for photography and return at night and so will not comment on it. But the food I ordered at night through room service, was excellent. Highly recommended.

Mayfair hotels is one of the places where you are treated like “Athiti Devo Bhava” and it has been my experience every time I have stepped at Mayfair Convention in Bhubaneswar. Each and every member of the team goes that extra mile to make your stay memorable and comfortable.

Good Business hotel with some major hospitality issues. We had requested for an early checkin at 12 noon , the room while being escorted to reeled of suffocating alchohol smell.Upon mentioning Mr BADAL said it shal resolve in sometime as it was a recent checkout.I couldn sleep properly because of the immense stink and requested at 5pm and left for conference. At 10 pm staff informed inability to correct the issue but due to a schedule at 4am on my end i couldn change the room. While checkout i just gave a feedback to the female receptionist and mr badal started saying "its not our fault yu wanted a early checkin" Going ahead when nudged by the female receptionist talking to me to not interrupt he shut her up to argue and defend himself. The breakfast was very nice and so were other staff behaviour.But a room like that should not be cleared by housekeeping and aloted to a guest. Felt bad for the female employee whose voice was was disrespected and also as a women customer felt uncomfortable by the blatant attitude of ahut up and listen. Mr Badal times have moved ahead for women to not have a voice.