Hotel Esquire
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Check in from: | 12:00 |
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Check out before: | 12:00 |
Pets | Pets not allowed |
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Hotel Esquire
Want to save money while travelling? It’s easy: hotel «The Esquire» is located in Aizawl. This hotel is located minutes away from the city center.
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Solo traveller
Comment: 26 Dec 2025
Stayed in: Dec 2025
When Care Becomes the Journey
Aizawl: When Care Becomes the Journey
Last week, I travelled to Mizoram—Aizawl—on one of my North Eastern business tour programs. I had booked a homestay, and on arrival my driver charged ₹1,800 before finally dropping me there after a long search. By then, fatigue had already set in. Thankfully, my associates were waiting; they helped me check in, settle down, and rest.
The next morning, my body gave a clear signal—I had caught a bad flu and cold during travel. For the next two days, the homestay became my whole world. It was quiet, comforting, and deeply beautiful: stunning hill views by day and starry nights by silence. My office boys looked after me with care and patience, keeping me on a simple diet of fruits and liquids. Illness strips you down to essentials—and in that simplicity, kindness becomes everything.
By the third day, I gathered enough strength to finish my work and begin my return. I missed my early flight to Kolkata and had to take the Aizawl–Guwahati–Kolkata route. After nearly three hours of waiting at the airport, the flight was cancelled. That’s when my body finally gave in. I felt intensely cold, weak, and unwell.
What followed, however, touched my heart.
I was taken to the airport health unit, where I experienced something rare and deeply reassuring. The airport staff, airline team, and health assistants came together seamlessly. I was given a clean space, calm attention, and genuine care. Nothing felt rushed. Nothing felt transactional. The systems may not be “world-class” in equipment, but the human class was exceptional.
When we travel, we often measure experiences by hotels, flights, or efficiency. We rarely think about what happens if we fall sick—especially far from home. That day, I discovered civic sense, empathy, and dignity all existing in one quiet corner of an airport in the hills.
At 58, this experience stayed with me. Even as I flew back a few days later, still recovering, I carried a deep sense of gratitude. Gratitude for the people who showed up, for the gentleness of strangers, and for a place that reminded me that care is the most powerful infrastructure of all.
This is why Aizawl is not just a destination I visited—it’s a place I will return to.
Not just for work.
But to say thank you.
Last week, I travelled to Mizoram—Aizawl—on one of my North Eastern business tour programs. I had booked a homestay, and on arrival my driver charged ₹1,800 before finally dropping me there after a long search. By then, fatigue had already set in. Thankfully, my associates were waiting; they helped me check in, settle down, and rest.
The next morning, my body gave a clear signal—I had caught a bad flu and cold during travel. For the next two days, the homestay became my whole world. It was quiet, comforting, and deeply beautiful: stunning hill views by day and starry nights by silence. My office boys looked after me with care and patience, keeping me on a simple diet of fruits and liquids. Illness strips you down to essentials—and in that simplicity, kindness becomes everything.
By the third day, I gathered enough strength to finish my work and begin my return. I missed my early flight to Kolkata and had to take the Aizawl–Guwahati–Kolkata route. After nearly three hours of waiting at the airport, the flight was cancelled. That’s when my body finally gave in. I felt intensely cold, weak, and unwell.
What followed, however, touched my heart.
I was taken to the airport health unit, where I experienced something rare and deeply reassuring. The airport staff, airline team, and health assistants came together seamlessly. I was given a clean space, calm attention, and genuine care. Nothing felt rushed. Nothing felt transactional. The systems may not be “world-class” in equipment, but the human class was exceptional.
When we travel, we often measure experiences by hotels, flights, or efficiency. We rarely think about what happens if we fall sick—especially far from home. That day, I discovered civic sense, empathy, and dignity all existing in one quiet corner of an airport in the hills.
At 58, this experience stayed with me. Even as I flew back a few days later, still recovering, I carried a deep sense of gratitude. Gratitude for the people who showed up, for the gentleness of strangers, and for a place that reminded me that care is the most powerful infrastructure of all.
This is why Aizawl is not just a destination I visited—it’s a place I will return to.
Not just for work.
But to say thank you.
Couple
Comment: 14 Apr 2026
Stayed in: Mar 2026
Worse
Not couple friendly and online price was fake remove this type of hotel from this platform
Other
IN
Comment: 15 May 2025
Stayed in: May 2025
Home away from home at Aizawl
Good location. Good rooms.Service need to be organised properly for the guests to come back again.Foos quality is good but availability needs to be for the guest to fulfill. The front office is great for her service towards the guests requirements from time to time.Good overall .
Couple
Comment: 29 Jul 2024
Stayed in: Jul 2024
Aziwal Mini Vacation
First night-1(horrible) room was infested with cockroaches in various stages of size. Pictures and video available if required. As for room cleanliness exceptionally poor. This was addressed the following morning with Opa. This employee went above and beyond in listening and resolving. He was the only one who understood and showed concern and empathy. The cockroach room was number 205. I was moved the next morning to 305. Opa allowed me to get inspect the room along with him to ensure ZERO cleaning challenges or cockroaches presents.
Remainder of the stay in 305 and hotel in general compared to my previous stay last year I’m going to give 3 average. The food will give 5/5 and that was the only highlight.
The staff need training, the owner needs to visit the property more and actually audit his rooms and level of cleanliness and maintenance. In all honesty I would truly not recommend this property. I feel bad for Opa is the only asset and the Chef. The lady receptionist is also a star. The other male receptionist should not work front desk or hospitality industry. The remainder of the staff besides the ones I mentioned have no clue of the hotel industry or hospitality in general. Laundry services are a joke, 285 INR for 8 items.. none were even ironed or pressed… washed and placed back in the same bag. There was no paper work for me to fill out for the service I require either.
Remainder of the stay in 305 and hotel in general compared to my previous stay last year I’m going to give 3 average. The food will give 5/5 and that was the only highlight.
The staff need training, the owner needs to visit the property more and actually audit his rooms and level of cleanliness and maintenance. In all honesty I would truly not recommend this property. I feel bad for Opa is the only asset and the Chef. The lady receptionist is also a star. The other male receptionist should not work front desk or hospitality industry. The remainder of the staff besides the ones I mentioned have no clue of the hotel industry or hospitality in general. Laundry services are a joke, 285 INR for 8 items.. none were even ironed or pressed… washed and placed back in the same bag. There was no paper work for me to fill out for the service I require either.
Other
Comment: 24 Apr 2022
Stayed in: Apr 2022
A hotel with great staff who try to make you feel at home
At the first look, you may not like this hotel. However, when you stay and interact with the staff, particularly the receptionist - Ms. Dini, you feel at home and she makes you really comfortable with her genuine smile and her attitude to help the guests.
They have given me the largest room in the hotel, if you see the pictures, you will understand that it is a real large room. The bathroom was a disaster, it is not well designed, the wash basin is inside while the pot is near the door. They have solar water heating system, if there's no su then you have to take shower with cold water. The food was okay, however the service time is long. They other people at the hotel do not understand English or Hindi properly, that may be a challenge in communicating with them.
I may not recommend to stay here, but it's not that much negative, else I would not have give a 4 rating.
They have given me the largest room in the hotel, if you see the pictures, you will understand that it is a real large room. The bathroom was a disaster, it is not well designed, the wash basin is inside while the pot is near the door. They have solar water heating system, if there's no su then you have to take shower with cold water. The food was okay, however the service time is long. They other people at the hotel do not understand English or Hindi properly, that may be a challenge in communicating with them.
I may not recommend to stay here, but it's not that much negative, else I would not have give a 4 rating.
Location
D-51, New Street-Mission Veng Rd, Sikulpuikawn, Republic Veng., Aizawl, 796005, India|2.75 km from city centre
Check in and check out
Check in from:
12:00
Check out before:
12:00
Good to know
Pets not allowed
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