Find hotels near Ambedkar Auditorium, Delhi from ￥2,011

"Highly recommended hotel Name church house Hotel interior was superb Welcoming staff We definitely visit again "

"My stay at the hotel was very comfortable and pleasant. The rooms were clean, well-maintained, and spacious."

"Nice ..nice...nice...nice....comfort.......nice ...thank you very much ...thanks... many regards..."

"There is no buffet breakfast, neither was informed to us earlier during check in. Room size was okay. However, pillows had not been changed, they were dirty. Kettle for making tea was dirty. Overall very disappointing stay, my advice book somewhere else. "

"Terrible hotel . "

"Upon check-in, I discovered that the room provided did not match the photos shown online. Below is a detailed account of the issues I encountered: 1. *Room Cleanliness*: The floor was visibly dirty, with dust and dirt marks throughout the room. 2. *Wall Condition*: The walls showed signs of dampness, and the wallpaper near the bed was covered with mold. I have serious skin sensitivities, and the mold exposure caused me headaches and cold symptoms. 3. *Bedding*: The bedsheet had visible blood...

"Nice hotel great staff"

"Staff was very helping. Rooms are clean and everthing was good"

"Breakfast was good."

"Great"

"The staff and owner are very friendly and helpful. The room is decent, not like any 3 star hotel, but good enough to stay near RGCIRC hospital. Also, has wifi and hot water support. Bed is comfy. Overall nice area for the location. "

"The room is dirty. The bathroom was also dirty and smelly. Toilet seat was broken. Property condition is horrible. A disgrace and disgusting. Not fit for human habitation. "

"Overall the property was clean, however, the housekeeper was rude and very unprofessional. One hour before checkout, we were reminded by the housekeeper to leave the room immediately before checkout time. This was the first case where I was forced to pack my bags in a hurry. Would not recommend this place to anyone. We were confronted with an unconventional rule stating, unmarried or friends (male, female) cannot stay in one room and were asked to book another room by the receptionist."