3-Star Hotels in Delhi, India

The best thing about the hotel was that it was reasonably priced. The doorman was very nice and friendly. Receptionists were generally friendly, but the female sometimes had a little attitude. I would not book in this location again. This hotel in particular is off a narrow street that is not accessible by car so you have to walk a few minutes to the intersection or 10 minutes to a major intersection because the nearby street is VERY congested all the time. This area is also very densely populated and taxi's take forever to arrive and exit The hotel was not the cleanest. I was not expecting much, but there were a few ants and flying insects in the room. There were stains on the sheets and towels. I stayed for multiple days and I didn't receive room service once. They did call and ask me once if I wanted it, but that day I had declined. The shower water was not hot (but acceptable warm if turned all the way hot) during the daytime. Only during the evening was the water scalding hot. The shower tile was not angled deep enough or the drain was clogged and there was always about 3-5cm of water pooled at the bottom. The sink was outside in view of the room which was fine, but the faucet is over 40 inches above the basin which caused the water to splash out a lot. The breakfast was ok. The presentation and color was great, but the flavor was lacking.

A great hotel, great host and staff, good attitude, desire to help, it is the most valuable! Thank you very much for the place you have created. Perfect rest after the tense and moving city center, comfort and silence. Cleanness, delicious food, beautiful design, quiet and pleasant area. Near the metro, it is very convenient. The host arranged a transfer, personally met and helped to carry bags. For a gift - dinner, such a surprise! Prepared for you personally, covered the table only for you, very delicious food made with love. Hot water, towels, bed perfect purity, cozy balcony. The host helped serve day and travel around the city. We highly recommend you to rest here! We will definitely return, bye!

It was a bit noisy, but I'd attribute that more to the hotel's location, or perhaps just the general urban environment in India, rather than the hotel itself. Things might have been different had I been given a room on the quieter, inner side instead of facing the road. The service was excellent, and the staff were incredibly friendly. For this price point, the level of service was truly exceptional. Overall, despite the noise, I was completely satisfied!

The furniture in the room is old and maintained. The shower booth drain was blocked and the water did not fall at all. Breakfast is 500 rs per person, but the price is not good. Other than that, it is a good hotel to stay. The owner was friendly and the Gyeongbya always smiled and greeted me.

The proverbs of ethnic difference が no ければ, the highest evaluation なのに. Good point. It was basically in the best western series, and the hotel staff was well educated and comfortable. The breakfast included in the stay was good. Furthermore, I went to Agra by early morning train, so when I asked for a box breakfast instead of breakfast, he prepared well. I'm sorry. There was something bad about the front staff making racist remarks. If there was no this, I would have given the highest rating, but I was very disappointed. Finally, I think the accommodation depends on the owner. The ”ERMOU ART LOFT” in Athens, ”Downtown Tirana Apartments” in Tirana, and ”Yolo House” in Seoul (Unsai Station) were tired of the owner's sloppiness. On the other hand, at Scope's ”Center LEKS apartment”, I was impressed by the care and sincerity of the owner. Furthermore, although the facility itself is old, it is well cleaned and the towels and sheets are relatively new and comfortable to use, including the ”King Tiras Hotel” on Santorini. ”Hotel Fjorr” in Kosovo, ”Hanting Hotel Xiamen Zhongshan Road Ferry” in Xiamen, ”Hotel La SERA” in Istanbul, ”Hallmark Regency Hotel Johor Bar” in Johor Bar, There are many accommodations for conscientious owners, such as ”Airline Inn Khao Shun Station” in Kaohsiung, ”Hotel Sagarnaga” in La Paz, and ”Hotel G Yangon” in Myanmar. Trip.com has a large number of accommodations registered. We recommend that you book other accommodations.

Conveniently located less than a 10-minute walk from New Delhi Station. The front desk service was excellent. The bellboys were also polite. The room was fully equipped with a refrigerator, hair dryer, towels, and other amenities. There was a 24-hour food cafe next to the front desk. I ate breakfast there. Breakfast started at 8:00, which was a bit late, but that's understandable. I don't know about other hotels, but I thought this was one of the higher-quality hotels in India.

Very convenient location on Connaught Street and near the Rajiv Chowk metro station. Great breakfast and friendly staff. Hot water comes and goes and is not constant though. Walking on Connaught street you will get lots of people approaching you to buy stuff or scam you into spending money in some way. Overall it is great place to stay if you want to be close to the city centre.

A good hotel, European level. Cleaning every day, the air conditioner works well, but it blows not on the bed, but next to it (this is good if you don't want to get sick). A very modern system - no need to carry keys or a card - enter the room with a 6-digit code. Or you can scan the QR on the door and it will open itself if you have registered in their system. There is always water, slippers, shaving accessories, brushes, a set of dishes, etc. in the lobby. There is also a coffee machine that makes delicious cappuccino with milk and foam. In the refrigerator there are Shveppes and cookies and chips for free. This is very nice. At the hotel you can wash your clothes, hand them in at the reception and get them back the same day or the next. Washing clothes at the hotel is quite expensive, but we had to use it. The food is not very varied, but you can order an omelet or Indian dishes from hot dishes: dosa, grilled paratha and others. CONS: I brought an expensive medicine with me that needs to be kept in the refrigerator. There is no refrigerator in the room and I gave the medicine to the reception manager for safekeeping so that they could put it in the refrigerator. When I came to pick it up, my medicine was not cool (it is in foil and stays cold for some time). I was very angry. If it does not work now because of the negligence of the hotel staff, my health will deteriorate, and the medicine was brought from Russia and it is very expensive. Such things are not sold in India. Also, hotels in India can usually change currency. Here I asked to change currency and I was asked to wait 1 hour. An hour later I came to the reception and they told me to wait another hour. An hour later I came and they told me to wait another hour and I got angry and left. The exchange rate in the city with USD is more favorable and faster. The hotel does not change money immediately, they wait a long time for some courier and give a bad exchange rate.