Find 2 Star Hotels in Kotwali from SAR 35

"We had booked room for my parents in this hotel and they were very happy with the ambience and staff. Location is great too. They had to ho back to Delhi again in 2 weeks and of course booked the same hotel."

"This is an excellent hotel located in the tourist hub of Paharganj. 5 minutes walk from the New Delhi train station and close to bars, restaurants, shopping, etc. What’s especially good is that the hotel is on a back street, so you won’t hear all the noise from this busy area. It’s a great choice for backpackers coming from the airport, because the Metro stops at New Delhi station. Breakfast is awesome. It’s buffet style with both Indian and continental foods, fresh fruits, and the chef will...

"Room was good, staff service was very poor. Not preferred this hotel on my next visit over Delhi."

"Very good"

"bad rooms, no a/c ,damaged furniture "

"La habitación es promedio, no tienen restaurante pero si servicio a la habitación. La comida es deliciosa !!!! Los alrededores muy descuidados y hay un asentamiento irregular en las cercanía del hotel"

"Hotel was in an okay location however in a run down area and is about 25 minutes walk from the train station. Staff were attentive to your needs at any hour. Food is okay however I would recommend venturing out and not relying on the convenience of their food service. Have to request to turn on hot water, which is a hit and miss, more miss than hit. It is very cold in the rooms, and the AC wasn’t working. Blankets were terrible and clearly dirty. Small improvements could go a long way to improve...

"Decent"

"Comfortable, affordable, clean, central, reasonably quiet. Liked our stay here and would happily stay again. It’s in a busy area but the hotel itself is quiet thanks to decent windows. The restaurant in the hotel is also very tasty and affordable. The staff are nice and accommodating. "

"The staff were amazing. The location was good. The breakfast was good. The room has no window and was quite noisy at breakfast time as people were eating and talking right outside the door."