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I stayed in this hotel for 10 days and below are highlights from my experience pros: 1. Room was quite good and spacious and a great view of the mountains. 2. Staff very very friendly and provided food delivered to my room. Cons: 1. Room cleaning is bit lacking. 2. Food was a lot spicy and i had an upset stomach as a result for a few days. Conclusion: perfect if you’re if you’re planning to stay for 3 to 4 days but not more. It’s a budget hotel so you can’t complain much and it’s better than the competition

It’s a nice stay matey

Good hospitality and coprative staffs there, cleaning super, indian bathroom not available, it should be in hotel

We stayed at The Z Retreat & Spa for 2 nights and we had a wonderful stay there. The hotel is away from the hustle and bustle of city life, offering a calm and quiet environment. The room was quite spacious, neat and comfy. We had the room decoration done and it was decorated very nicely. The food there was also good. We had the candlelight dinner and the food & drinks were really good. The food is pocket-friendly. The staff there was very courteous and helpful; they answered all your questions promptly and made sure you felt supported. The Z Retreat is a good choice of hotel to stay in if you are planning to visit Gangtok as a couple or with a family. Thank you.

It was an ok experience. The hotel is a little run down in parts. Service at the dinner rooms were not always the best. The staff are not really bothered and would not give the menu quickly for instance. The room was nice but again it was not in the main block.. there was something missing in the hotels experience. The free evening tea and snack was awful. Yea was made terribly and the snack was tasteless. There are better evening tea service in places with yum snacks. This was plain simple boring and stingy at giving good food. Personally I would not stay here again.

This is a heritage hotel, so you must not expect sparkling glass doors like Sofitel hotels and rain showers and fancy digitally operated rooms. What it provides instead is the history of the place, it's old grandeur and aura. Yes the lobby is a little startling with turquoise furniture, but think French decor and all is cheerful and bright. What is fabulous is the well experienced staff who anticipate and accomplish anything you could ever think of service-wise. It is great to watch the care in cleaning the premises, the landscaped garden and the variety of food and the manner in which it is served. When ccasionally there were only a few of us for dinner, we were served with utmost care and we could easily imagine ourselves as members of royalty for that dinner. Otherwise there was a good buffet spread. We had excellent service from the staff with special mention to Ashish and the other managers. The dining room overlooks the beautiful garden that in turn overlooks a FB stadium. Traffic can be messy if there is a match going on, and more so if a VIP chooses to attend. On another note the shower heads are weak and the bath tub is not easy to navigate, especially if you haven't lifted your foot more than 8” per step for a long period and now have to climb over a tub. :) As stated previously this is a heritage hotel.... expectations should be made with that in mind. The management and staff made up for all that the hotel construction left desired. We had a wonderful stay here and we sincerely appreciated all the plus points this hotel provided.

We had a lot of concerns while booking a hotel in Gangtok and took a leap of faith with 100 petals. The result is we would go back to Sikkim just to spend time at 100 petals. 1. Property and Room : Room with balcony was spacious enough for 2 people. Very nice space to eat meals as well next to the balcony. Excellent and calming views from the balcony. A third of our time was spent there. Extremely comfortable bed, hygienic and running hot water. Property is not ostentacious but very cosy and a 15 min cab ride away from the main market, MG Marg which will cost you around 150-200 INR one way. 2. Food : The variety of food ***** with taste was just brilliant. We ended up having breakfast and dinners at the property. Extremely fresh and tasty vegetarian food with a huge variety. Breakfast over 2 days - Puri Bhaji, Aloo Paratha with Curd, Coleslaw sandwiches, Omelette, Masala Poha, cut fruits and local orange juice. Dinner over 2 days - Chicken kadhai, Butter chicken, mixed veg sabzi, veg kolhapuri, roti, jeera rice, plain rice, salad, dal, clear veg soup. 3. Staff : The best aspect of 100 petals was the staff, the best of the best being Tshering Youngming, Sandesh, Prem (apologies for not remembering the others at the reception desk). Tshering was especially outstanding from the start of booking our rooms, allaying our concerns and being prompt with confirmation and query resolution. On the day we were supposed to reach , the 3.5 hr journey from Bagdogra to Gangtok took 7 hrs. Tshering proactively spoke to Nirmal Gurung our super cab driver and gave him directions. Inspite of the late hour (10pm - everything closes at 9), Tshering realising that we must be tired after the horrendous car ride, politely asked if he should send the food to the room after we freshen up. He also took down Nirmal's number and coordinated with him regarding our timings the next day. What a lovely holistic time we had at Sikkim, nothing touristy and only genuine people, nature, cute fluffy doggos and food. PS: We made the mistake of spending 3 days in Darjeeling. Absolute disaster. Extreme overcrowding, very very touristy, more vehicles than people with diesal fumes rampant in the air. Both of us fell sick there. The only redeeming quality of Darjeeling was the Zoo. While choices are strictly personal, spend more time in Sikkim rather than Darjeeling.