Hotels near Kapaleeswarar Temple

"Clean, comfortable, spacious room. Breakfast was good. Gym and pool were decent, and so was the complimentary high tea every evening. I did not receive the Expdia VIP privilege of complimentary upgrade. The JHind restaurant was very disappointing - average food, terrible service, and unbelievable prices - 700rs for a gulab jamun!"

"All great!"

"Very supportive staff who are efficient and willing to assist in whichever way possible"

"It is an average place."

"Excellent stay "

"I recently stayed at The Leela Palace Chennai, and while we faced several challenges during our stay, I would especially like to appreciate Duty Manager Arghya Sarkar. We had issues with the room, AC, and food service, which left us quite disappointed initially. However, when we met Mr. Arghya Sarkar, everything changed in terms of how we felt as guests. He was extremely polite, patient, and genuinely attentive. He took the time to listen carefully to our concerns without interruption and handled the situation with professionalism and empathy. In hospitality, problems can happen — but what truly matters is how they are handled. Mr. Sarkar’s calm demeanor, respectful communication, and sincere effort to make things right made a real difference to us. Because of people like him, we would still consider coming back to The Leela. Thank you, sir, for restoring our faith and for showing what true hospitality looks like🙏"

"Very clean property. Our room was very clean, large, and had a comfortable bed. The buffet breakfast was fresh and had a large variety of food items. Hotel staff gets 5 out of 5 - polite, professional, and very efficient. "

"Horrible experience. Music blasting from the room across from us whole night. Shirtless guests running across the lobby. Staff did not even accomodate our request "

"The reception desk staff could not have cared less if we were there, wouldn’t even make eye contact. The security guard outside was very pleasant. Very busy neighborhood, be careful not to get run down while walking."