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I've been looking for a site like this all my life! Being a rather fussy food 'critic', I always look for and book my hotels with the food experience in mind - to me the whole picture isn't just about the quality of the rooms or service, but also about the cuisine. Now I can browse through till my heart's content to ensure that I get to stay at a venue where the food is also as important as the stay itself! Very happy!
I came across this site on facebook and how glad I was that I did. I think it is such a novel idea, especially in today's world of the gourmet traveller. Beautiful website and easy to navigate booking was quick & simple, would recommend.
Hi Guys, Eatels is one of the best for Gourmet hotel as well as Michelin Star Restaurant.
It have amazing service regarding its customer.
I like it.
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