Hotel Tuli International

Being located in Kamptee Cantt near Nagpur is a bit different from being in the city center. We are over by the Brigade of the Guards area, specifically near the Lt. Col. L.W. Gale Records office. This part of Maharashtra is quite green and quiet compared to the louder parts of Nagpur. We have been here for a while at Hotel Tuli International, and the building reflects that history. It isn't a modern glass tower. It’s more of a solid place with thick walls and high ceilings. Our daily routine involves making sure the rooms are ready and the kitchen is running. We get a lot of people passing through because of the military connection nearby. The staff here mostly lives close by, so we all know each other well. It isn't the kind of place where people wear stiff uniforms and act like robots. We talk to the guests like normal people. Sometimes the lobby gets a bit dusty when the wind picks up from the open fields, but we just sweep it out and keep going. We don’t have a marketing department writing fancy brochures for us. We just make sure there is hot water and the beds are made. It's a practical way to run a hotel. We handle our own bookings and manage the front desk with a simple logbook and an old computer. It feels like a real community hub more than a cold business.