Hostels in India

"This is not a place for outsiders. All of the other guests in the (tiny) bunks were poor Indian men on their way to be, say, a guest laborer somewhere (one man showed me his visa to Ghana). Anyway, it was awkward AF, so I powered through a couple nights and then moved next-door to the Afra hostel — still pretty much a local place, but MUCH better, and I even made some new good friends there. Actual showers, a few western toilets, a men's wing, a woman's wing, and a mixed dorm, no hangout space,...

"I have been staying at the hotel for the past four weeks, and I must commend the exceptional hospitality of the staff and the overall cleanliness of the rooms, which are well-maintained and comfortable. However, I regret to highlight that the condition of the dormitory washrooms falls significantly short of the hotel's otherwise high standards. Despite providing multiple rounds of feedback and raising concerns on several occasions, the issues remain unresolved. The washrooms continue to be...

"The staff are excellent the place is spotless and the vibe is brilliant handy for train, metro , and buses and the area is fantastic I was sorry to leave the boss Mansur could not be more helpful I hope to return ♥️"

"Really nice. Very clean. Soap topped up. Showers were great. Air con was quiet and worked really well."

"Very good property and service. "

"Incredibly helpful staff, especially Vicky who personally helped us get an Indian SIM card (trust me it's quite a hassle in India) and dropped us off at the airport. His tuk-tuk tour to the Wagah border is incredible, and honestly he was more entertaining than the ceremony itself. As long as you don't mind being a slightly squished on his ride depending on the group size, for 300 Rs. you really can't go wrong. He alone is the reason for a 5/5 rating. The private room was really good for the...