Hotels in de buurt van University of Delhi (Delhi)

'Super cheap and super basic. Situated In a relatively grim alley, hotel is made up of rooms without external windows set around an internal hall over several floors, feels a bit like a Victorian prison! Still, guy in charge was helpful and spoke good English. It seemed clean, and bed was comfortable enough. For the few hours I spent here in the afternoon waiting for a night bus this did the job great. Don’t book a two week vacation here though.'

'Absolutely delightful stay! Hospitality exceeded my expectations truly memorable times here.'

'Kleinschalig gerestaureerd hotel midden in de straatjes van Old Dehli. Red Fort, Jama Masjid moskee, Chandni Chowk op loopafstand. Gezellige kamer met goed sanitair, vriendelijk en behulpzaam personeel. Ontbijt buffet en heerlijk diner. Slechts 2 overnachtingen en zou willen dat ik het hotel de rest van mijn reis kon meenemen!'

'Die Angestellten sind äusserst freundlich, hilfsbereit und zuvorkommend. Das Zimmer ist geräumig und schön und zweckmässig eingerichtet. Das Hotel ist gepflegt, sauber, schön und geschmackvoll. Ich werde ganz sicher zukünftig wieder hierher kommen. '

'Heb twee nachten niet geslapen door de herrie van de buren , kamer werd ook niet schoongemaakt, de buurt is ook een zwijnenstal . Absoluut geen aanrader '

'Excellent location and friendly staff.'

'Good'

'Prachtige locatie en ook heel verrassend achter in het steegje. '

'The hotel rooms are excellent compared to other hotels. However, the area and street surrounding the hotel are very crowded and traffic-heavy throughout the day.'

'Overall the property was clean, however, the housekeeper was rude and very unprofessional. One hour before checkout, we were reminded by the housekeeper to leave the room immediately before checkout time. This was the first case where I was forced to pack my bags in a hurry. Would not recommend this place to anyone. We were confronted with an unconventional rule stating, unmarried or friends (male, female) cannot stay in one room and were asked to book another room by the receptionist.'