The LaLiT Ashok Bengaluru

I've been staying at the Lalit Ashok in Bangalore for a week and have been going to the gym daily. I must say, the experience has been fantastic, largely thanks to Arun Kumar, the gym trainer. Arun is exceptional at what he does. His training sessions are well-structured and incredibly effective. He provides the best muscle-building suggestions and tailors his advice to individual needs. His dedication and expertise have made a significant difference in my fitness journey. I highly recommend Arun Kumar to anyone looking to improve their fitness and overall well-being.

Very nice gym.. beautiful view looking out towards the pool and attached terrace. However it could do better with 1. Little better space planning. Looks a bit cluttered with some stations too close to each other and very little warm up space. 2. I did not see Yoga mats and towels when I walked in. Some people had carried their personal mats but again space to lay out mats is too little. 3. Dumbbells did not have clear weight markings. 4. A vertical pigeonhole kind of rack for people to leave their manholes and water bottles would help. But overall a well equipped and a very good feel gym.

I had booked a single occupancy room with a double bed on Trip.com. My minor son was with me. Instead of handling it with grace, the front desk made a huge scene, demanding $80 extra—when booking double occupancy from the start would have been about $15 more. Trip.com doesn’t even allow adding a guest after booking, but that didn’t stop the hotel from exploiting the situation.The absurdity didn’t stop there. I was informed that no one could visit me in my room after 8 p.m.—is this a hostel or a 5-star property? And to add insult to injury, when I tried to take a picture of this ridiculous "rule," the doorman literally stood in my way and tried to snatch the paper from my hands.The food? A washed-out chicken sandwich for $40 that would be rejected by any decent café. The room? Faded, worn-out towels and linens, half the lights flickering or broken, giving off the ambience of neglect, not luxury.And then there’s the national flag. Since when does a private hotel earn the right to host India’s national flag. Is this even allowed. While at the same time failing so spectacularly to embody the warmth, dignity, and pride that it stands for? A true 5-star hotel in India welcome guests with respect and genuine car Taj for example, even a modest 1-star in Bangalore offers more authentic hospitality.This stay was not just disappointing—it was an insult to the very concept of our definition of what Indian hospitality stands for.

隔音極差，半夜可以清楚聽到隔壁客房上廁所的聲音。服務差，入住時要求提供較硬的枕頭，後續又打了兩次房內電話，兩個小時後才送來。應該是無菸樓層，卻都是煙味，反應三次無效。硬體真的太老舊了。

Arun kumar is a great instructor. His technique is unique and very effective. He has a great understanding of individual needs and help achieve goals.|I’m a regular here at Asoka and visit the gym often and it is always great to have him by. |Kudos Lalit Asoka on getting great talent like him as a trainer.

its a lovely hotel. present at prime location, its ammenities are amazing. great rooms, nice spa. both the food quality and quantity is high, but you are paying premium for it. swimming pool was good too with clean water. the hotel staff was really helpfull, but they were confused at times re. their processes. mr. Satish was a very helpfull guy during my swimming activity. the best of all, they allowed me to swim despite of my blindness.

I’ve stayed at Lalit Ashok in Bangalore a few times. The staff are super friendly, the food’s really good, and I’ve always had a nice stay. I thought only the poolside rooms had a great morning view, but the opposite side surprised me too