Hotel Elite International

Very good Hotel to stay at Thrissur. Very close to Railway and Bus stations. Rooms are really spacious and clean. There is balcony for every room. Staffs are also very helpful and supportive.
It is really suggestible to every type of travellers.

A good venue for meetings in the centre of Thrissur town with reasonable charges for food.

Positive: The halls are spacious, equipped with a good sound system, boast a great ambiance, and serve delicious food. Balan Chetan and his team go the extra mile to support you, making them the key players in organizing programs and functions at Elite.

Negative: It's advisable not to book rooms here as they may not meet the promised standards. Air conditioning often doesn't work in A/C rooms, new room bed sheets might not be washed, and the bathrooms and facilities may not live up to expectations.

If you have an event at Elite, consider reserving a room at another hotel and use Elite solely for the function.

High time to upgrade the hotel from the old fashion. Rooms are ok at this price range. Most of the time we will have to ask for bed sheets even in double room. A bad smell always roams in bathroom in the 1st and 2nd floor. The receptionist a tall spectacle person person standing during day time really is horrible. His way of interaction is very bad. He always places his mistakes on the night receptionist young guy who is really good with customers.
The hotel is running well because some good staffs like Mr Balan really take efforts to give customers especially during functions well satisfaction. He always is there for all helps. He is the person whom we can give 5 stars. Even though rooms are booked 3-4 months back last minute confusions are always there. I have been in the hotel for almost a year every month, everytime i have encountered one or the other issue but always mr balan was there for recue. The resturant is good no doubt also the staffs in resturant is also very good

Bad experience. Lots of sound from outside. No control over drunken persons. They make lots of sound out side the room. Only one night I stayed with my my wife. She got totally frightened. Enough is enough. No more stay there.

Entrance itself is dark, not clean, full of dust, not at all welcoming due to lack of light and negative vibes. Nobody answers housekeeping calls, was forced to wake them up to turn on the hot water. The bed sheets were unclean, room had a bad odor. Bathrooms have one small dim light, there was no soap, no dental kits. We had to ask for towels, bed sheets and pillows. Ordered tea, arrived an hour late.

On the whole, rating is 0.5/5. The 0.5 being due to its proximity to the temple.

Very bad service.never book for wedding.they make us pay extra for all new guests.costly food.rooms are over priced very old.

Spacious & Clean rooms. Best during the Thrissur Pooram time to watch Sample Fireworks

Very old property. Needs complete renovation in US Standard. The location is great. Right in the heart of the city. This property could have been much better if the management pays more attention. Faucets are leaking. Light switches are not easily reachable. Ward rob is above sofa and hard to reach.

Restaurant management is very poor food is not highgenic and service also worst.ery worst experience

An iconic name associated with Thrissur district of Kerala. May the 1st star hotel of the district. Situated in the heart of the city it is just behind another icon- the much famous Ragam theatre. Commutation to and fro from this location is never a concern as a few steps away is the Thrissur round where autos and buses are available at ease. A few distance away from the Railway station and KSRTC stand this is an ideal place for travellers looking for a comfortable place to stay. They have their own beer and wine parlour and offer room dining service with restaurant options too. Bharath hotel and Pathans hotel are the two famous vegetarian restaurants quite nearby to the Elite International. Walkable distance from the famous Sri. Vadakkumnathan Shiva temple, the name Elite remains still intact in the heart and minds of the "Thrissurians".