Treebo Vetri Supreme Residency Hotel 3*
Main amenities
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Wi-Fi
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24-hour services
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No Smoking
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Air conditioning
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No pets allowed
Location
Featuring Wi-Fi throughout the property, Treebo Vetri Supreme Residency Hotel Chennai is around 10 minutes by car from Royal Thai Consulate General.
This 3-star hotel is situated in the Central Chennai district, just a minute's drive from Saidapet underground station. B M Birla Planaturium is approximately a 25-minute walk from the property and Chennai International airport is 15 km away. There is Chennai filter coffee 3.5 km away, and Thyagaraya Nagar Terminus bus station is steps away from the hotel. The nearest underground station is approximately 10 minutes' walk away.
Furnished with a work desk, the 21 rooms also include such conveniences as a flat-screen TV with satellite channels, along with coffee/tea making machines. The private bathrooms come with a separate toilet and a shower.
The Treebo Vetri Supreme Residency features a continental breakfast. Madurai Pandiyan Hotel serves a good range of Indian food and lies approximately 5 minutes' walk away.
Review by hotel critic
As a wildlife conservationist from Nairobi, Kenya, I have a deep appreciation for serene environments and comfortable lodgings that allow for relaxation after my outdoor adventures. During my recent journey, I found a hotel that truly stood out with its array of amenities tailored to enhance my stay. The conducive atmosphere, coupled with high-speed Wi-Fi, an air-conditioned room, and a flat-screen TV, provided everything I needed for both leisure and work. I particularly enjoyed the peaceful ambiance, and the simplicity of the breakfast menu did not detract from the overall experience, as the taste was consistently delightful. What truly impressed me was the hotel's dedication to guest satisfaction, evidenced by the attentive staff who were always ready to assist. My experience was refreshing, and I left with a sense of contentment, urging fellow travelers to discover this hidden gem for themselves.
