A family of four from Delhi recently took a 10-day vacation in Udaipur, where they stayed at a luxury hotel. Upon departure, it was reported that they left without settling their bill. The incident has raised eyebrows and sparked discussions about vacation conduct and hotel policies.
The hotel has now registered an FIR with the police to investigate the matter. He and his family reportedly availed themselves of the hotel’s services and left without making the payment. The TOI report quotes the hotel as saying that no discount, special arrangement or special payment terms were offered by the hotel at the time of booking.
Anurag Yadav, a Delhi resident, said he cannot pay the ₹ 5.74 lakh bill issued by The Oberoi Udaivilas Hotel on August 24, claiming that the travel agency that booked their stay would settle it, according to a Times of India report. Yadav, along with his wife and two children, checked into the hotel on August 14 and stayed until August 23. On August 24, while checking out, he reportedly told the hotel staff that the bill would be paid by the travel agency. The hotel management claims that a travel agency named Maker Baha Travel Agency booked a room via email on August 12 for the family.
Investigation Launched Following Incident at Udaipur Hotel
A First Information Report (FIR) has been filed at the Ambamata Police Station in Udaipur concerning an incident at a local hotel. Authorities have commenced an investigation into the matter.
