After lots of search I have booked room for may stay here. It was as per my expectations. Room was spacious and cleaned. This hotel us located near to bus station and market area. Staff have provide nice room service.

First about FabHotels - the website I used for booking this hotel. FabHotel is a con job. On booking this hotel, Fab gave me the option of paying at the hotel. Later they sent me a mail saying that hotel was almost full, and that I should pay 25% of the total amount payable to reserve my room. I paid. On reaching the hotel I found that I was the ONLY resident as it was days leading to Holi - the biggest festival of Bihar. Moreover, on reaching the hotel the Receptionist refused my booking as their hotel did not have a tie-up with Fab. Later they looked at the balance amount payable (75% of the total) and found it attractive enough to give me a room as the hotel was, otherwise, completely empty. So the summary - Fab cons travelers into paying them a fat commission and then leaves the traveler to his or her fate. They have NO AGREEMENT with Aastha Inn. Now, about Aastha Inn. It is located in a dirty and congested part of Exhibition Road, the commercial hub of Patna. There are several restrictions on traffic movement there. The hotel itself is in a cul-de-sac and looks neat and peaceful. The room is like any other room in a shabby hotel - small and overcrowded. Most of the staff, as they claimed, had left for Holi holidays. The restaurant was closed. Though they offered to get food for me from outside, I did not try. There was no one to clean the room but someone changed the sheet in the one of the evenings when I requested. Overall it is manageable if you are alone, can rough it out a bit and have work in that part of the city. I paid Rs. 3500 (including Fab's commission) for two nights whereas hotels like this should not cost more Rs. 1000 per night, all-inclusive.