Hotel Divine Fort

The hotel is nestled in beautiful greenery, creating a tranquil environment. It's conveniently close to the Temple. The staff are composed and supportive. Breakfast was delicious, and the service team was very attentive. Our stay was calm and enjoyable.

One of my lifetimes worst experience we worshiped lord Murugan and came to divine port to stay there for the night it was 9:40 and there were rooms but the receptionist told that there were no rooms available we thought of adjusting and accepting but he wanted to charge for child. We thought of at least eating there since we had not eaten, we sat down and asked what was available they told only dosa was available we ordered it and in the table next to us they provided all kinds of foods this is just pure cheap behavior we didn’t expect this from this hotel’?

One of the worst experiences of my life. We worshiped Lord Murugan and came to Divine Port to stay for the night. It was 9:40, and there were rooms, but the receptionist said no rooms were available. We tried to be flexible and accept it, but he insisted on charging for a child. We decided to at least eat there since we hadn't eaten. When we asked what was available, they said only dosa. We ordered it, but at the table next to us, they served all kinds of food. This felt like very cheap behavior. We didn't expect this from this hotel.

They should understand that they are in a temple town, so many day-use guests come to offer their hair, freshen up in the hotel room, visit the temple for darshan, and then check out. However, they do not accept bookings specifically for day use, and they mention that day use is from 12 to 12 for check-in and check-out. Day use should ideally be from morning until around 4 or 5 pm. Their current way of operating seems more suited for a tourist destination rather than a pilgrimage site.

Located very near the temple, with buggy cars available right outside the hotel. The food tastes good. The staff is polite and very helpful... definitely will choose to stay here again next time...