Hotel Rameswaram Grand Rameswaram ★★★

"Hotel were well maintained Breakfast have rush but the food is very nice Staff were nice and helpful especially Elisa and rahuman"

The Residency Towers, Rameswaram ★★★★

"God beliggenhed tæt på templet.Venlig personale, gode værelser, det har alt, hvad jeg leder efter.Tak til personalet, der gav os oplysninger om, hvad vi skulle se, da jeg var der.Højt anbefalet.Kommer snart tilbage"

Hotel Strawberry Grand ★★★

"Location good Accessible to all the temples.As per my interest. Staff services okay but not Upto the level. Room and washrooms are very small. Cleanliness is normal compared to the property rates are high."

Hotel Arjunaa ★★★

"Very cozy & warm welcome . Best staff with very good people at check in . Food is very delicious and services are excellent"

Hotel SS Palace ★★★★

"Dette er hotel er strategisk placeret og vedligeholdt.Værelserne kan imidlertid bedre vedligeholdes.Bemærkbar ophold med stor parkeringsplads. "

Grand Continent Rameswaram ★★★★

"After paying around ₹ 4000/- what we get. For Drinking water they give only RO filtered water, no bottled Mineral water (I doubt whether it was normal water or RO water because it was stored in open 20 ltr Bottle, no bathroom accessories except liquid Soap for bathing & Hand Washing (no other items), no Tea Coffee maker. In the name of Breakfast they provided fix thali which included Idli, Wada, Uttapam, Savaiya Upma, Rava Sira & Tea Coffee, No Bread/ Toast Butter, no North Indian items,No Juice, no Milk Shake, no Cornflakes, no cut fruits. No power, no power backup Since early morning till we vacated the hotel & very poor house keeping & it's staff. Overall very bad experience "

Sri Kandhan Residency ★★

The Residency Towers, Rameswaram ★★★★

"Let me start with what works: the location is genuinely convenient for the temples, and the lobby is far grander than the photos let on. The bellboys were on top of things, handling our bags smoothly from security to check-in. The hotel also gives you a dedicated towel for the temple visit, which is a thoughtful touch. That's about where the thoughtfulness ends. Check-In Thirty minutes to check in. When I brought up the message I'd sent ahead of our arrival requesting a higher-floor room to avoid traffic noise, the receptionist looked at me like I'd asked them to move the building. The request was ignored completely. Someone walked us to the room and showed us around, which was a nice gesture — but by that point, the tone had already been set. The Room There's nothing offensive about the room, but there's nothing memorable either. It's the kind of room that could belong to any mid-range hotel anywhere in the country with a good shower head, comfortable bed and steady WiFi. The previous guests had apparently walked off with a cushion, and nobody noticed or replaced it. The one genuinely good decision: water comes in glass bottles. No plastic, no BPA. Small thing, but it matters. The Pool Beautiful to look at, but it opens directly onto the restaurant area. If you're swimming, you're essentially performing for everyone having dinner. No privacy whatsoever. Hidden Perks Nobody Tells You About There's a complimentary 4 PM tea service with snacks. Nice, actually. But you'll only find out about it if you happen to wander to the pool area — the hotel makes no effort to tell guests it exists. Same story with the outdoor restaurant section. We tried to get a look at that menu and were promptly steered inside by a suited manager, mosquitos being his stated concern. Whether it was mosquitos or something else, we never did find out what they were serving outside. The Restaurant — Where It Really Falls Apart The restaurant is staffed by three categories of people: three or four women who are visibly running themselves ragged, a rotating cast of managers in suits who seem to exist purely for decoration, and kitchen staff. The servers are so overworked that they've stopped pretending to care — and honestly, can you blame them? A 5% service charge is already on your bill before they've taken your order, which they may or may not do within the first 20 minutes of you sitting at a table that still has dishes from the last guests on it. The food itself is a problem. The kitchen staff clearly isn't from Tamil Nadu, and the cooking reflects that. The poondu curry — a dish with a very specific taste profile — arrived as a thin tomato soup. No tamarind, no depth, no resemblance to the real thing. Entrees start at ₹600 and go up from there, and almost nothing justifies the price. The breakfast buffet is the exception. It's generous, well-stocked, and the fenugreek water alone made it worth showing up early — which you should, because by peak hours, the dining room"

Jiwan Hotels ★★★

"AC not working properly and water coming out from AC and also they are charging more for extra bed. "