“Banglore trip”

I had an awesome experience there,they provide me nice and hygienic food,it was just according to my tight pockets,a good hotel,you may visit if having mid budget,they had some drinks too.... need to improve a bit

“Watch Out For The Air Conditioning”

Church Street Inn is pretty well located, being right in the MG Road area of Bengaluru. The hotel itself is pretty nondescript, with a small lobby, an even smaller elevator and only six rooms. However, if you're looking for somewhere to stay for just a night or two, then it's fine. The room we sta… more

Church Street Inn is pretty well located, being right in the MG Road area of Bengaluru. The hotel itself is pretty nondescript, with a small lobby, an even smaller elevator and only six rooms. However, if you're looking for somewhere to stay for just a night or two, then it's fine. The room we stayed in (No. 102) was relatively small, but clean; we did have a noisy air conditioning that rattled it's way through the night, though. In fact, we ended up turning it off, despite it being bloody hot. The room had a view too, which was nice, although it was only of the goings on down in the street below. There's no restaurant onsite, although you hardly need one, as there's plenty of places to eat in the surrounding streets. One of the things that does make Church Street Inn interesting, is the free second hand bookshop/library (if you're staying at the hotel) that sits just inside the lobby. It's crammed full of all sorts of things, from novels to used travel guides and is worth a quick browse through if you have the time. Another plus were the staff, who were very helpful when we asked them directions and information about Bengaluru in general. Everything considered, Church Street Inn is fine, but it does need an upgrade in order to become the mid-range hotel that is aspires to be. The best thing about it is probably the location: from here, most things in Bengaluru itself are reasonably within reach.

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