Luxury Surat Living: Rajhans Belliza Apts - Unbelievable Views!
Okay, buckle up buttercups, because we're diving headfirst into the shimmering, possibly slightly-too-shiny world of Luxury Surat Living: Rajhans Belliza Apts - Unbelievable Views!. This ain't your average review; this is going to be a slightly manic, definitely honest, and hopefully helpful, stream of consciousness, SEO-optimized rollercoaster. Let's GO!
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I was skeptical, okay? "Luxury" and "Surat" don't always go hand-in-hand in my brain. But the pictures… those VIEWS! So, I (and my credit card) took the plunge. And, honestly? It's… well, it's a lot.
First Impressions (and a Brief Panic about Luggage)
The arrival… whoa. The building itself is a statement. Modern, gleaming, maybe a little too much chrome, but hey, luxury, right? Accessibility is spot-on. Ramps, elevators – tick, tick, tick. And the elevator wasn't one of those rickety old things that smells vaguely of mothballs. This was slick. The front desk [24-hour] staff were polished, efficient, and friendly. That's always a good start. Check-in/out [express] was, as promised, Express. I’m a fan of that – ain’t nobody got time for dawdling.
My room… was a damn apartment. A fancy apartment. And the views? Unbelievable. Absolutely, ridiculously, Instagrammable. I mean, I almost tripped over my own feet going to the window. The window that opens, a tiny detail I appreciated. The high floor definitely helped the view, and made me feel like I was on top of the world… or at least, on top of Surat.
Rooms – The Good, the Great, and the (Slightly) Odd
Let's break it down. My apartment came equipped with:
- Air conditioning: Thank god, because Surat is HOT.
- Free Wi-Fi in all rooms – and it actually worked! No endless buffering, people!
- Internet access – wireless – see above.
- Complimentary tea & coffee maker: Essential for a writer/reviewer like myself.
- Refrigerator - perfect for cold drinks.
- Mini bar: Expensive ones, though. Stick to the free water.
- Bathrobes, Slippers, and Toiletries – The usual luxury suspects, although I wished for a slightly better brand of soap. Minor quibble!
- Bathroom phone: I'm hoping no one used it.
- Blackout curtains: Crucial for sleeping in.
- Extra long bed: Perfect for my extra long tall frame.
- Safety/security feature: Yes!
- Desk, laptop workspace - Great for working on some of that sweet, sweet content.
And on top of all of that, they had every single item you could imagine from the complete list of Available in all rooms
I'd happily put myself under a bathrobe, if you know what I mean.
Cleanliness and Safety – A Sigh of Relief (and Hand Sanitizer)
Okay, let's address the elephant in the room: the world is a bit… icky right now. Cleanliness and safety are paramount. And honestly? Rajhans Belliza seemed to take it seriously. They had Hand sanitizer everywhere. They had Anti-viral cleaning products. I watched them in their Daily disinfection in common areas, and in the elevators, which also gave me a sense of security, as did the First aid kit and the doctor/nurse on call. The room itself was sparkling clean. Rooms sanitized between stays – check. They even offered a Room sanitization opt-out available, which is a nice touch. The Safe dining setup and the training for Staff trained in safety protocol was very present. The Cashless payment service was greatly appreciated. They also had Individual wrapped food options. They're really laying it on thick. It's reassuring.
(I did, however, bring my own travel-sized bottle of Purell, just in case. Because, you know, paranoia.)
Dining, Drinking, and Snacking – A Culinary Adventure (Mostly)
Okay, the food situation. This is where things got a little uneven.
- There's a Restaurant – of course. But more importantly, the Room service [24-hour] saved me. Sometimes you just want a burger in your pyjamas while binge-watching something awful on on-demand movies.
- Asian breakfast (okay) vs "Western breakfast": More about what you want to eat, and less about how it's prepared.
- Buffet in restaurant: A bit uninspired for the “luxury” tag, but fine for a quick feed.
- Coffee/tea in the restaurant – standard.
- Coffee shop - very convenient, especially when the caffeine is needed.
- Poolside bar - essential.
- Snack bar - great for a quick snack between meals.
- Restaurants - I did like the restaurants, but not enough to remember the name, which is a shame.
I do like that they're equipped with Alternative meal arrangement.
The Poolside bar was the scene to be scene, though. Getting a bottle of water, by the pool, always feels like a good choice.
Things to Do, Ways to Relax (and the Quest for the Perfect Massage)
This is where Rajhans Belliza really shines. They have the goods.
- Swimming pool: The swimming pool [outdoor] with the Pool with view is the star. Picturesque and fun!
- Fitness center/Gym/fitness: Standard, but functional.
- Spa: YES. I went full-on spa-rat. Had a Massage (decent). They also offer:
- Body scrub
- Body wrap
- Foot bath
- Sauna/Steamroom
- Spa/sauna
The Spa was excellent. The one thing I wanted was for it to last forever. After all that luxurious time, I felt relaxed enough to get some quality sleep.
Services and Conveniences – The Little Things That Matter
- Concierge – helpful.
- Daily housekeeping – essential.
- Laundry service/Dry cleaning/ Ironing service – thank you, because my packing is questionable.
- Car park [free of charge] – always a bonus.
- Cash withdrawal and Currency exchange – convenient.
- Elevator – thank goodness!
- Business facilities and Meeting/banquet facilities: If you must, you must. I skipped that part.
- Gift/souvenir shop – for all your "I went to Surat!" trinket needs.
For the Kids – Mixed Bag
They have some "Family/child friendly" features and "Kids facilities," which is great. I didn't quite get to see them because I was avoiding children, but Babysitting service is an option.
Getting Around
- Airport transfer – convenient.
- Taxi service – readily available.
- Car park [on-site], Car park [free of charge] – good.
Accessibility – Still Singing Praises
Still a big win. Wheelchair accessible throughout. This is a HUGE plus.
Quirks, Observations, and Minor Annoyances
- The music in the lobby was… a bit elevator-esque.
- The sheer volume of staff was a bit overwhelming at times. I counted three people to open the door for me once.
- The "Happy Hour" was okay, but not particularly "happy" (or cheap).
The Verdict: Is It Worth It?
Yes. Mostly. It's not perfection, but the views, the spa, the location, and the overall experience are undeniably luxurious. It's a good place to treat yourself… to a spa and a view.
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Okay, buckle up, buttercups, because we're about to dive headfirst into a Surat adventure, straight from the supposedly luxurious (we'll see) confines of Rajhans Belliza Apts, brought to you by Sai Studio Apartments. This itinerary? More like a suggested route, because let’s be honest, I'm about as good at sticking to a schedule as a cat is at fetching.
The Surat Struggle: A Totally Unscheduled Itinerary (and Maybe Some Regrets)
Day 1: Arrival and the (Potentially) Phantom Studio Apartment
- Morning (or whatever it is when the plane lands because sleep is for the weak, apparently): Touchdown in Surat! The airport? Surprisingly… normal. Okay, maybe the humidity hit me like a wet blanket the second I stepped out. Ugh. Already regretting wearing that linen shirt.
- Anecdote: The airport bathrooms were intense. Let's just say I witnessed a whole new level of "squat-and-go" and immediately reevaluated my water intake strategy.
- Mid-Morning: Taxi to Rajhans Belliza. Praying the studio apartment is actually in Rajhans Belliza and not, you know, some construction site masquerading as an apartment complex. (Fingers crossed!)
- Quirky Observation: The taxi driver, a man named Ramesh with a mustache that could house a small family of sparrows, kept trying to sell me silk saris. "The best, madam! For you, special price!" I think he saw the sweat on my face and assumed I’d melted my brain.
- Afternoon: Okay, surprise! The apartment is in Rajhans Belliza. But the "luxury studio" is a… studio. A small one. The "city view?" More like a view of the building across the way. Hmm. Let’s just say the photos on the website were extremely generous. Anyway, unpack (minimally, because I’m already thinking about leaving).
- Emotional Reaction: Initial disappointment. Followed by a grudging acceptance and a sudden craving for air conditioning. Then, a deep sigh. It’s a room. A small room. It is fine. (I think.)
- Afternoon/Evening: Exploring the area around the apartment. Looking for food! Need a snack like, NOW. * Rambles of Food Hunting: Walking around the streets of Surat, I'm immediately overwhelmed by the sheer chaos: scooters zipping everywhere, the intense smells of spices and cooking, the cacophony of car horns, and the never-ending flow of people; this is all so overwhelming, and my head is in another world. I desperately want to find some good food. Where is the best street food in the area? Where am I going to get some delicious, cheap, and affordable food? * The Food Hunt: This is where I'm going to be brave and try something completely new. I'm going to ask the first person I see for a recommendation. * Dinner: Found a small street-side stall that smelled divine. Ordered something I couldn't pronounce, but it was fried, probably spicy, and I devoured it. So good. * Emotional Reaction: Pure bliss. The food was incredible, and suddenly, the small apartment didn't seem so bad. Maybe Surat and I could be friends after all.
Day 2: Textile Tales and Temple Tumbles (Hopefully Not Literally)
- Morning: The dreaded breakfast. The apartment comes with a… kitchenette. (Read: one hotplate and a sad little fridge). Decided to just brave the streets for breakfast.
- Imperfection: Got utterly lost trying to find a decent breakfast place. Wandered around for ages, slightly panicking, and ended up eating a questionable, sugary snack from a roadside vendor. It was okay. Sort of.
- Late Morning: Visiting a textile market. Surat is the "Textile City," after all! This is where things get a little messy, but I'm going to embrace it.
- Opinionated Language: Holy cow, the textile market is a sensory overload! Colors, textures, and salespeople vying for your attention. It's a beautiful, chaotic, bewildering masterpiece. I’m going to buy something, even if it’s just a scarf to remind me of this madness.
- The Textile Tango: Stumbling into different stalls, I was constantly bombarded by the sales pitches. It became an intense game of negotiation, which was fun.
- Doubling Down on the Experience: Oh god, the bargaining! It was an experience. After hours of wandering around, haggling, and being overwhelmed by the beautiful fabrics, I ended up buying a gorgeous silk sari. Did I get a good price? Probably not. Do I care? Absolutely not. I feel like I went to textile-buying battle and I won!
- Afternoon: Visit a local temple. Gotta get some culture in the mix, right? Might need some spiritual guidance after that textile frenzy.
- Emotional Reaction: The temple was beautiful and peaceful. A much-needed respite from the chaos of the markets. I felt myself calm and centered, even though I'm sure I didn't understand everything.
- Evening: Trying to find a rooftop restaurant suggested online. Should be a relaxing dinner, right? Famous last words.
- Imperfection: Okay, so, the rooftop restaurant exists, but it's located in a part of town that’s… let’s say, less than welcoming. It involved navigating questionable alleyways and dodging rogue tuk-tuks. The view from the restaurant was amazing, but I felt a little uneasy about actually reaching it.
- Stronger Emotional Reaction: Despite my anxiety, the meal was worth it.. Good food and that view. However, I was relieved to be back in the relative safety of my not-so-luxury studio.
Day 3: Beach Blunders and Departure (or is it…?)
- Morning: Attempting a day trip to Dumas Beach. Everyone says it’s a must-see.
- Quirky Observation: The drive to Dumas Beach felt like a roller coaster. I could feel the humidity, and the potholes of the streets of Surat were trying to throw me off my seat.
- Beach Day? The beach itself… well, let's just say it wasn't quite the idyllic paradise I'd imagined. Lots of trash, brown water, and a general feeling of… disillusionment.
- Stronger Emotional Reaction: I immediately feel disappointed; it’s really a letdown. I didn’t expect too much, but seeing all the trash and dirt just made me want to turn around and go home.
- Afternoon: Back to the apartment. Re-evaluating my life choices. Considering ordering pizza.
- Rambles: The journey back to the comfort of my tiny room was like a retreat after the beach trip. I took a long shower and thought about what I wanted to do. Maybe this trip was a failure… Maybe it was a success? I still don't know. But right now, I want pizza.
- Late Afternoon: Surprising me, I found a nice café! So I get some coffee and think about what I have learned. I started to appreciate the little things.
- Evening: My flight is scheduled to leave. But this is where things get really messy.
- Imperfection: The taxi that was supposed to pick me up was late. Super late. Turns out there was some sort of protest going on in the city. The airport was also complete and utter chaos.
- Doubling Down on the Experience: During the chaos, I made a mistake! I forgot my wallet on the taxi! I was very stressed at the time. Thankfully, I was able to get it back, but I didn’t think it was going to happen.
- Stronger Emotional Reaction: Leaving Surat. I'm exhausted, slightly sunburnt, covered in a fine layer of dust, and running a bit late for my flight. But you know what? I actually had a decent time. Surat, you're a sweaty, chaotic, beautiful mess, and I’ll miss you. Or maybe it's just the relief of escaping. Either way, I’m going home.
- Opinionated Language: This trip wasn't perfect. Far from it. But it was real. And that, my friends, is what matters. I’m getting on that plane. Bring on the next adventure!
This itinerary, as you can see, is more of a suggestion. Adapt. Improvise. Embrace the chaos. Surat awaits! And may the odds be ever in your favor (particularly when haggling for textiles). Now go get lost!
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