Hoteller nær Air Force Auditorium

"To used. Old rooms and not 100 clean. Pool was also dirty The restaurant buffet was not up to date. The staff is very friendly and helpful "

"Et hyggeligt, lille og stilfærdigt hotel. Lige hvad jeg havde håbet på. Jeg kommer helt sikkert tilbage."

"I had a pleasent stay at ITC Maurya. I would especially like to thank the bell desk for arranging the pick-up of my jacket and wallet from the airport and the hotels representative in the airport for doing the pick-up. This really saved my trip!"

"Good property , near embassies, very basic, have to climb 4 flights of stairs no lift, very helpful staff "

"Próximo ao metrô, bom atendimento e confortável."

"Et gennemført og fantastisk hotel, som man bare ikke har lyst til at forlade igen."

"Had a good stay overall. Staff was very responsive and helpful throughout. He accommodated my request to change the room based on availability, which I really appreciated. The stay matched the description perfectly."

"Not too bad for a brief stay."

"It was a mixed experience staying at this hotel. To start on a positive note, the air conditioning worked fine and the madras was comfortable. The staff in the breakfast area was helpful and the food tasted good. However the room is a bit outdated and worn down. There were stuff that was missing or didn't work in the room. Many times we experienced that if we contacted the front desk for stuff we needed, nothing happened and only if we showed up and stayed by the front desk things could be...

"Nice hotel near Delhi airport "

"I recently spent a few nights at this historic, government‑run hotel, which has been welcoming guests for about 70 years. The building’s age is evident everywhere – a generally run‑down appearance that suggests the property isn’t receiving the upkeep it deserves. Nonetheless, the rooms themselves were clean and functional, and the staff were warm and courteous throughout my stay. A recurring concern was the pressure to tip (housekeeping, doorman etc). It can make guests feel “forced” rather...