Hotel berhampiran Kota Merah, New Delhi

I absolutely loved the hotel. It is like an escape place in the crowded train station area. It is very clean and modern. Simple, but everything what it is needed is available. I loved the Courtyard where you can relax and enjoy a coffee/ tea/ water which they provide for free. Breakfast is very good. But the highlight are the employees. They are so friendly and helpful. I feel they really care about their guests. Due to flight cancellation I had to organize things. They helped me a lot. Thank you so much! All of you made me feel good. I will return, if I come back to Delhi.

Good location

I recently stayed at The Lalit New Delhi and had a fantastic experience. I chose this hotel primarily for its location, as it is incredibly convenient for attending events at the Indira Gandhi Arena. It saved me a lot of travel time and hassle. The property itself is grand and very well-maintained. The room was spacious, clean, and offered a great view of the city—it felt like a proper luxury experience. I was also impressed with the breakfast spread; there were plenty of delicious vegetarian options, which I really appreciated. The staff were courteous and efficient during check-in and check-out. Overall, it was a comfortable and hassle-free stay. I would definitely recommend it to anyone looking for luxury in central Delhi.

The hotel is situated on the rather bustling, historic Main Bazaar street; however, the windows and entrance face a quiet side alley, so street noise is not an issue. The reception staff are friendly. Room cleaning rates a 3 or 4 out of 5: there were several spots in the room that appeared somewhat grimy, and the sink drain was poor. We wore slippers inside the room (our own—the hotel does not provide them), and the soles became heavily soiled, indicating that the floors are not cleaned thoroughly. The bedside table is slightly damaged—I am not sure how the staff could fail to notice this, as it requires minor repairs. Pros: hot water with good pressure, and bottled drinking water is replenished daily. There is also a station on the floor providing tea, coffee, and sugar. A major downside is the food. We had booked both breakfast and dinner, but unfortunately, out of our five-day stay, we only ate there once—the food is not tailored to foreign tourists, consisting entirely of Indian cuisine. Regrettably, we were also unimpressed with the quality of the food: the chicken soup contained floating bits of skin and had an unpleasant flavor, while the chicken in sauce was cold—even though the sauce itself was hot—suggesting the chicken had simply been added to the sauce at the last minute. The kitchen staff wear proper culinary uniforms, which is a plus; however, the tables in the dining area were somewhat dirty, and there were visible traces of dried residue on the dishes. I would like to make a separate note regarding the room design: the color scheme is a successful choice, though the room is in need of some minor maintenance work. The bed and pillows are comfortable, and the linens are clean and fresh. The towels, however, are in need of replacement.

I had the absolute pleasure of staying at Maidens Hotel, Delhi with my wife and our 17-month-old daughter, and it has truly been the finest hotel experience I’ve ever had. From the moment we entered, the entire team made us feel like family. Every staff member is courteous, warm, and genuinely hospitable. The front desk is always welcoming with a smile, and I’ll especially remember Aijaz, who greeted us so kindly, and the GM, Prachi, who personally extended her warmth. Housekeeping, security, restaurant staff and every single person here has a helping mentality that sets this property apart. Our room was nothing short of spectacular; spacious, beautifully maintained, full of thoughtful amenities, and carrying a fragrance that instantly makes you feel at home. We had a luggage room, a drawing room, and a wonderfully decorated washroom. The welcome fruits and cakes were such a delightful surprise, something very few hotels still practice. There was even a little cutey bed prepared just for our daughter, which melted our hearts. What touched us most, were the gestures for our little girl. Housekeeping left her personalized cushions and adorable plush toys; ‘act of kindness’ that go far beyond duty. Seeing her cuddle up with a cushion embroidered with her name, and play with the toys thoughtfully arranged on her bed, was pure magic. These are the kind of memories we’ll treasure forever, and I’ll make sure she knows how dearly she was cared for here when she grows older. The dining experience was equally outstanding. Executive Chef Jashan Arora is beyond my praising capacity, a beautiful mind whose generosity and care cannot be overstated. Jashan even stood there during our departure, a gesture that shows the depth of his character and the heart he puts into his work. He personally ensured that our baby’s meals were made exactly how we wanted, often even better, and the dinners we had were delicious. The buffet breakfast was served alongside a green lawn where I had morning walks with my daughter, a picture-perfect start to each day. This heritage property itself is breathtaking. Maidens Hotel has preserved its timeless architecture and charm so beautifully that every corner feels picturesque, walking through it is like stepping back into history, yet with every modern comfort in place. There is truly nothing I can complain about here. If anything, my only regret is that I couldn’t do anything for the people who made our stay so memorable. To Jashan, Aijaz, Prachi, Ayushi, the restaurant team, housekeeping, security, and everyone else, you have my heartfelt gratitude. This hotel has set a standard that others should learn from. It is, without doubt, the best hotel I have stayed in, and I look forward to returning again. Until then, I’ll miss you all dearly.

2泊お世話になりました。フロントのスタッフの方は良い方でした。 部屋は清潔感がありましたが、空調部分に匂い袋のようなものを吊り下げていて、私はその香りがすきではなかったため若干ストレスでした。 シャワーの水圧は良く、排水も良かったです。 リッチはそれほど悪くなく、周辺にカフェもあるので朝食はそこで摂りました。（カフェはAM7:30～） ただ、残念なことが、階段近くの部屋でしたが、スタッフの控え場所（寝ていた）が、爆音で音楽を聴いていたため、騒音が酷かった。 スタッフに「音を下げて静かにしてください」と2回言いに行きました。 階段でエコーで響き、22:00にあの騒音は誰でも不快。 【English】 We stayed for two nights. The front desk staff were kind and polite. The room was clean; however, there was a sachet or scented bag hanging near the air-conditioning unit. Unfortunately, I did not like the smell, which caused me some discomfort. The shower water pressure was good, and the drainage worked well. The location was not too bad, and there are cafés nearby, so we had breakfast there (the café opens from 7:30 a.m.). What was most disappointing was the noise. Our room was near the stairs, and staff members were staying/resting in a staff area nearby while playing music at an extremely loud volume. The noise was very disturbing. I went to ask them twice to turn the music down and keep quiet. Because the sound echoed through the stairwell, the noise was especially loud. At 10:00 p.m., that level of noise would be unpleasant for anyone.

I traveled many countries and stayed different types of hotel before. Hotel Ajanta is in the heart of Delhi. Very clean, good service and employees are very  friendly. I especialy thank to Mr Rashed for arranging our 4 days stay in India. He is expert for all needs of a traveler. We traveled old city, spicy bazaar and other worth seeing places with our driver, friend and good person with Halil during our stay. All were excellent. Thanks to all        Ismail Kucuk

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