“very good hotel”

The rooms are very clean and wide, hotel staff is very polite, services provided very good and breakfast was varied (it was the only hotel in India that served cheese - not paneer). It is near Delhi so a bit far from all the sites but the taxi in India is not expensive and after a day in the chaotic city that is Delhi you feel relieved to go to a quieter location to rest.

“Great new hotel in Delhi”

The hotel is brand new, and very very pleasant - especially after a few weeks backpacking! The manager went far out of his way to make my stay enjoyable, and it was spotlessly clean. Maybe half an hour's drive from the airport - arranging the transfer directly via the hotel kept the cost down to about 1000 rupees, which was well worth it.

“Good”

Experience was good but hotel was very cold and drafty in the lobby area and resturant

“Overall, a decent hotel (for India)”

PROS: -- The cleanliness of the smoke-free rooms was nice -- Cleaning staff DOES respect the DO NOT DISTURB light, so I really appreciated that -- Food, especially room service, was pretty decent CONS: -- Like every other hotel in India that I've stayed at, the staff has an annoying habit of CONSTANTLY asking "How is your stay?", "Room ok?", "Food ok?", etc. After two weeks of CONSTANTLY being asked the same questions by the same people, it passes the point of annoying. Especially when they call your room at odd hours just to ask if your stay is ok. -- Several rooms have design flaws which make it near impossible to shower without causing a flood in the bathroom and elsewhere. BE VERY CAREFUL -- The acoustics are quite annoying in two major areas: 1) The walls between rooms have MAJOR noise bleed. You can hear your neighbor's TV better than yours, when their phone rings it sounds like it could be your phone, etc. 2) The hotel has an open atrium style center restaurant w/ no ceiling for six floors up. Most of the guest rooms are directly exposed to the atrium so the sound echos and travels all the way up. At 4am when they're setting the tables for breakfast, you can hear every "clink" of the silverware and dishes. HIGHLY ADVISE GETTING ROOMS AT END OF THE HALLWAYS WHICH ARE NOT EXPOSED TO THE ATRIUM -- Got violently sick from what I'm guessing was a dirty glass at the bar & food prep was suspect as the fresh fruit often tasted like onions or whatever else they had just cut