Hotels in de buurt van District Court Dwarka (Delhi)

'This has been one of the best hotels I have stayed in . The receptionists and the room boy were exceptionally good . They have prepared everything we need prior to our arrival . The bathrooms were so neat and they even provided the almond oil . I have stayed with my mom and I felt quite safe at this place . Highly recommended especially for women looking for a safer place . '

'Very nice hotel, friendly and helpful staff. Delicious vegetarian food for breakfast and dinner.'

'The stay was good. Mostly everything was available.'

'No clean rooms. Had mosquitoes. No way to call cab. Address given is wrong. This property is in sector 9 vs the given address was in sector 8. No airport shuttle. No hot water.'

'It was Awesome to stay, Sachin was amazing on the service delivery and I would recommend the place'

'Room was spacious.. clean but bathroom needs more betterment '

'Yes '

'The hotel doesnt even check if any visitors have booked the rooms , they ask you to show the booking in your mobile and then they extract the booking from their emails. The houskeeping staff and everyone else speak on top of their volume near doors of guests , even housekeeping staff makes lot of Noise during cleaning. They call themselves international but they lack standards of a basic 1 star hotel. Their front officewas shocked to receive me as a guest and asked if I worked with them only...

'Toilet was broken, no amenities. Very very bad experience.'

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'Avoid if possible. '

'Our experience here was genuinely poor. Right from the start, our room key didn't work. We got moved to another room, only to find out the AC did not work. So, on to a third room, where we then had to ask for blankets because there weren't any. The issues didn't stop there. We were told breakfast would be served at 9 AM, but it didn't arrive until 10 AM, meaning we had to rush off to catch our flight without eating. Wished they are more prepared and proactive. '

'rooms were dirty and not maintained properly. charged much more for food than printed on menu.'