Radisson Suites

Radisson Suites is run out of house number 552/8 in Jhajjar. It’s a family thing, really, tied back to the late Sh. Sukesh Harit. Haryana is home for us, and this place in Jhajjar is where everything happens. It’s not some massive glass building you might see in a big city. Instead, it’s a bit more personal and grounded. We handle the day-to-day stuff ourselves. Sometimes the phone rings off the hook and other times it is quiet enough to hear the birds outside. We’ve been in this spot for a while now. The neighborhood knows us, and we know them. Managing suites sounds like it might be easy, but there is always something that needs fixing or a guest who needs a bit of extra help with their bags. We don't use fancy computer systems for everything; a lot of it is still written down in ledgers because that’s what we are used to. It works for us. The rooms are kept clean, and we make sure there’s enough tea and water for whoever stays. It gets busy during the local festival seasons, and we all have to chip in more than usual. The driveway is a bit narrow, so parking can be a bit of a puzzle sometimes. We just do our best to make the space feel okay for everyone who comes through the door. It’s just us here, working in the same town where we grew up.