Hotel Royal Court

I had a wonderful stay at Hotel Royal Court. The location is excellent – very close to the railway station and temples, which made commuting very convenient. The rooms are clean, well-maintained, and even have a complimentary massage chair, which was a pleasant surprise after a long day. The food is amazing, both in taste and variety, and very cost-efficient. The hotel is also baby and kids friendly, with a small play area at the reception that kept little ones engaged. Hospitality was warm and welcoming, making the overall experience even better. A great choice for both comfort and value – highly recommend!

Our stay in Madurai was perfect. The room was clean and well-maintained, and to our surprise, it even had a massage chair, which was extremely helpful after a long journey. Breakfast was excellent with plenty of variety, including healthy options such as millet porridge. Service was outstanding, and the check-in process was smooth and hassle-free. Overall, a wonderful experience—highly recommended.

I had a wonderful experience during my stay at this hotel. The property is located right in the heart of Madurai and is very close to the Meenakshi Amman Temple, which made getting around extremely convenient. The massage chair available in the property was incredibly relaxing and especially helpful after a long day of travel. The hotel was also very child-friendly — when I requested food for my 8-month-old baby, the staff happily prepared it with great care. The regular menu was excellent as well, and every meal we had was delicious. On top of that, the ambience of the hotel was warm and welcoming, which made the entire stay even more enjoyable. Highly recommended!

Cons: 1. Continuous loud vibrations in room due to building air conditioner units. We developed headache due to the vibrations. Even the staff and manager are aware of it still using the room. First upon complaining they said will shut it at 9 pm but until 10:30 pm it was still creating uncomfortable vibrations. We could not even lie down on bed due to this 2. Food is not worth eating. There are very limited options at first for a vegetarian. Those also their cooking taste was not good at all. We ordered sweet corn soup and mushroom 65. Both were below average taste, in fact mushroom did not feel like mushroom 65 at all, more of a besan pakoda only. Chef doesnot know what is mushroom 65 perhaps. 3. Breakfast buffet had a decent spread but again quality was not very upto mark. Like they had aloo paratha in buffet but no aloo in that paratha. That was the only north indian item in menu. South Indian dishes like vada, idly, upma, dosa were of OK OK quality and taste nothing very good or bad in it Pros: close to station Massage chair in room (only service positive thing we saw)

Excellent stay! The location is perfect, just opposite the railway station and close to the temple. The highlight for me was the exceptionally fast room service — my orders always arrived hot and fresh in no time. The staff were polite and attentive, making the stay very comfortable. However, I was not fully satisfied with the food taste, though I’m sure this is something the team will improve soon. Highly recommended for anyone visiting Madurai!

The hotel is a little old but they try to give their best. Rooms are spacious and have a message chair. The staff is also helpful. One issue, the restaurant doesn't serve ala Carte in the restaurant... One has to order in the room or opt for a buffet. Meenakshi temple is a 10-12 mins walk and one can easily get auto to reach there. Nearby restaurants like Sabreesh are very good. Overall, a good place if you want a good location with decent rooms.

Although the Hotel is quite old and feels dated, it is maintained quite well. Food is average. The best part about this hotel is it's warm hospitality! Each & every person is very polite, always smiling & always eager to help the guests. And last but not the least, every room has an amazing massage chair! Deserves a 5 star!

It is a decent hotel, supposedly better one closest to Meenakshi Amman temple. But just makes you think which pilgrimage you are on! The difference seems to be a personal electric massager in the room, though the hygiene of that thing is very suspect.