Busca hoteles en Distrito de Delhi occidental

“Reserve para 3 personas y lo que nos dieron para la 3era persona fue un caucho, tampoco nos honraron el desayuno, tuvimos que pagarlo aparte. ”

“Instalaciones de Mármol ”

“When we arrived the bedding was dirty, but got changed when requested, the baggage helpers were very friendly. The food was amazing, very tasty. ”

“BRAND NEW, CLOSE TO THE TOP ATTRACTIONS (or easily accessible by metro) TODO NUEVO, MUY CERCA DE TODO (por metro) ”

“One of the most disturbing hotel stays I’ve ever had. The room was unbearably cold. I asked repeatedly for a blanket over several hours while I sat there shivering, and staff showed zero urgency or concern. Food was another joke—each time I ordered, the portions got noticeably smaller, to the point it felt deliberate. Cleanliness was unacceptable. There was a thick chunk of dust stuck to the TV and its equipment, clearly untouched for ages. When I mentioned it, staff rolled their eyes instead...

“Fairly clean,nice staff.quite.”

“no and yes”

“I was made to feel right at home at this home stay hotel. Very clean, with newly remodeled rooms and spacious meeting lounge. The owner, Amitesh, was incredibly helpful and attentive. ”

“Cassava was a great stay. It was a bit small for 3 adults but clean and had all the facilities like the washer to wash your clothes and hot breakfast of their choice. It was easy to find a transport outside. One con was that we got stuck in the elevator a few times but we rang the alarm and residents were able to make the lift move. Next few times we took the stairs up to the 3rd floor. The owner was easy to work with. Will recommend in the Patel nagar area.”

“Okay place, friendly personal”

“The rooms and coordoors smelled of smoking and it shows as no smoking hotel. There was no hot water, tv and room phone did not work. In the morning at 5 am they told me they did not charge for the room, I give a credit card to charge to and there matchiine did not work they asked me to pay cash.. I dis not had that much rupees and I end up pay in Canadian dollars ”