Quetta Serena Hotel, Quetta

The hotel rooms are beautifully adorned with traditional Balochi handwork, mirror frames, and unique wooden designs, reflecting the Serena chain's touch of tradition and heritage. Despite some issues like used towels and incomplete responses to compensation requests, the rooms provide an enjoyable experience with their Balochi decor.

The hotel offers beautiful rooms with traditional Balochi handwork and a touch of heritage but falls short on responsiveness to guest concerns. The location is good, easily accessible, and adds to a great start in the morning. The dining experience provides a variety of dishes, especially the green fresh salad, mutton joints, and lengthy rice, ensuring a satisfying meal.

The hotel rooms showcase the typical Serena chain style in Pakistan, featuring a touch of tradition and heritage with beautiful Balochi handwork. However, issues like half-used water bottles and unresolved compensation requests after repeated complaints were disappointing. The traditional Balochi decor and design elements enhance the room's ambiance, but service lapses affected the overall experience.

Staying at Serena Quetta was a delightful experience overall! The rooms were beautifully adorned with traditional Balochi handwork, mirror frames, and wooden designs, showcasing a touch of heritage. The service was top-notch, especially accommodating my needs like getting a trolley for my shopping and preparing a special omelette. The location is perfect, right in the city center, offering a serene ambiance with lush greenery. The dining experience was fabulous with a variety of dishes to savor. While the facilities were great, there might be room for improvement in some areas.

The hotel rooms, although typical of the Serena chain across Pakistan with a touch of tradition and heritage, fell short in terms of service and make-up quality. Despite numerous complaints including used towels and half-empty water bottles, the compensation promised for the inconvenience was never addressed during my three-day stay.

The Serena hotel in Quetta offers a touch of tradition and heritage typical of the Serena chain across Pakistan. While the room had some issues like a half-used water bottle and unresolved compensation matters, the stay was overall comfortable.

The hotel in a typical Serena chain across Pakistan, exuding a touch of tradition and heritage. While the stay was comfortable overall, there were some issues with room maintenance and responsiveness to complaints. The location was central and convenient for exploring the city.

I had a mixed experience at the hotel. The rooms were beautifully decorated with traditional Balochi handwork, including mirror frames and wooden designs, which I really enjoyed. However, there were some issues like incomplete room makeup, half-used water bottles, and unaddressed compensation requests during my three-day stay.

My stay at the hotel was a mixed experience. While the rooms were superbly clean and beautifully decorated with traditional Baloch ornaments, there were issues with the amenities like half-used water bottles and lack of response on compensation inquiries. The service, however, was amazing and very helpful. The location was perfect, adding a good start to my mornings. The dining experience, with delicious green fresh salads and mutton dishes, was a highlight despite limitations. Though some areas needed improvement, the overall experience was positive.

The hotel seems to be a typical Serena chain across Pakistan, with some room upkeep issues and a disappointing response to compensation requests. However, the location in the city center is perfect and the staff is helpful for guests' needs.