Hotel Kimaya
Local and Chinese menu variety, rare on this route
About this hotel
Hotel Kimaya stands out mainly for its restaurant, which serves both local Haryana fare and Chinese dishes, a genuine point of difference among the mostly standard regional menus found at other properties near Kurukshetra Junction. Its 7.2 rating sits toward the lower-middle of this list, and the amenity list beyond the restaurant and air conditioning is fairly limited, but for a family or group wanting a change of pace at dinner without leaving the property, that restaurant alone is worth factoring into the decision over a similarly priced competitor nearby in town. The five-minute walk to the town bus stand adds a practical edge for a traveller planning onward regional travel by bus rather than train.
- Restaurant with Chinese menu options
- Kid-friendly throughout the property
- Air conditioning in every room
Our take
For menu variety, Hotel Kimaya stands out: its restaurant serves Chinese dishes alongside local food, handy for families staying several days. Rooms are air-conditioned and kid-friendly, and Brahma Sarovar is seven minutes away by taxi. The 7.2 rating across 1,297 reviews is modest for a three-star, so if the score matters more than the menu, I would look at Hotel Velga, rated 9.6, first.
- Try the Chinese dishes on the menu, a rare option among Kurukshetra's mostly local-focused hotel restaurants on this list.
- Book in advance during wedding season, the five-minute walk to the town bus stand puts this near a busy transit point.
- Set realistic expectations on the room itself, the restaurant is the clear highlight rather than the accommodation here.
Why we love it
- Local and Chinese restaurant menu
- Seven minutes to Brahma Sarovar
- Kid-friendly rooms throughout
- Genuine local and Chinese menu variety
Why guests love itHotel Kimaya's restaurant is its main asset for families, in my view, since it serves Chinese dishes alongside local food, a useful option for children who tire of the same meals. Rooms are kid-friendly and air-conditioned, and Brahma Sarovar is a seven-minute taxi ride. The 7.2 rating across 1,297 reviews is modest for a three-star hotel, so I would expect simple rooms rather than polish.