Vista – The Park Hotel – Visakhapatnam

Beautiful hotel amongst lush green lawns with a private natural sea beach 🏖️ breathtakingly beautiful environment. Service is excellent with a personal touch by the GM, Mr Jaydeep Biswas, a very accommodating and loving towards his clients & customers. Treats them like a family. We enjoy the Karaoke club to the fullest on Fridays! Love visiting Park hotel Vizag, as it is situated right in the heart of city but yet, once inside, it's a calm & peaceful environment.

The new year Eve program at the Park was a memorable moment and we had a great time with all our friends at the "shack" The bar was well stocked, service was excellent , the staff was decent and cheerful throughout. The crowd was huge and very well managed. Kudos to the team Park.

Performing at The Park Hotel, Visakhapatnam was a wonderful experience. The environment was smooth, well-organised, and extremely professional, making it comfortable for models to perform with confidence. The 31st New Year 2026 party was excellent—fabulous food, vibrant energy, and a beautifully curated ambiance. The hospitality was truly superb, with the staff ensuring everything ran seamlessly throughout the event. Special appreciation to Mr. Jaydeep Biswas, GM of the hotel, whose management, support, and attention to detail were outstanding. His leadership was clearly reflected in the flawless execution of the evening. It was truly a great experience being there, and I look forward to many more such memorable moments at The Park Hotel.

A Masterclass in Brand Decay: ​The Park Vizag was once synonymous with class and curation; today, it is a hollowed-out version of its former self. My recent experience revealed a venue that has traded its "premium" legacy for outdated, short-term commercialism. ​The "vibe" was aggressively out of touch, featuring a dated playlist and incoherent performances that were literally met with boos from the crowd. Logistics were equally poor—one drink station for a massive crowd led to inexcusable wait times. To top it off, the food was forgettable and lacked any culinary finesse. ​The most concerning part? There is a palpable sense of arrogance replacing the hospitality they were once known for. They may have secured a one-night profit, but they’ve permanently damaged their brand trust. This is no longer a premium landmark—it’s a cautionary tale.

Deeply Disappointing. A Fallen Brand. What was once an iconic, premium landmark in Vizag has sadly reduced itself to a loud, outdated, money-grabbing party venue with zero sense of class or curation. The so-called “party vibe” was painfully out of touch — an outdated DJ playlist, random dance groups with no coherence, and music that felt stuck a decade behind current trends. The crowd was visibly unimpressed; people were literally booing, yet the management continued as if they were “creating a vibe.” That level of disconnect is astonishing. Logistics were a joke. One drink station for the entire crowd — long queues, chaos, frustration. For a hotel that once claimed premium positioning, this is unacceptable. The food was equally horrible — poorly executed, forgettable, and clearly an afterthought. What’s most disappointing is the mindset shift. This place no longer feels like a brand that cares about experience or legacy. It feels like a venue chasing short-term profits at the cost of reputation, compromising on quality, crowd management, music, and service. To make matters worse, the management is not open to feedback at all. There is no willingness to listen, introspect, or course-correct — only denial and arrogance. Yes, they may have made money that night — but it’s a short-lived spike. In the process, they’ve lost something far more valuable: their premium tag and brand trust. Once that’s gone, it’s very hard to win back. This is no longer the Park Hotel Vizag people once admired. It’s a cautionary tale of how a brand can fall when experience is replaced by pure commercialization.