Mid-ranged hotel Delhi needed
May 17th, 2011, 04:51 PM
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Mid-ranged hotel Delhi needed
Any advise on mid-ranged (approx $100) hotels in Delhi that are in a good location for touring? We are having difficulty finding an acceptable hotel in a decent neighborhood.
May 17th, 2011, 08:26 PM
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We stayed at Hotel Ajanta, "de luxe"room was not de luxe but was acceptable. Hotel not flash but rooms were clean, breakfast was good. Staff helpful. Free internet access. Taxi and tuk tuk so cheap that is is not expensive to get where you want to go
May 18th, 2011, 10:55 AM
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Dgunbug,
A friend recently stayed at Palace Hts and liked it very much (and the restaurant is good!) but i dont think she paid that much. Heck, for for another $40 at that time of yr, you could stay at the ITC Maurya (a fantastic place).
How about one of the numerous Bed and Breakfast places? Check tripadvisor for reviews. One one another Fodors friend (Rinda, who has posted here) did NOT much like was Delhi B and B.
If you chose one outside the city center, do check on nearby metro connections.
Someone else on this forum loved Chhoti Haveli,--it is in a residential area out of the center (which can be a good thing)
If you can get a room at Saubhag B and B,during your needed dates...DO IT!!! Faith Pandian, our wonderful travel agent in INdia whose judgment i trust , uses Saubhag, Meera's B and B for her clients.Write to Meera asap and see if she has an opening (see the TA reviews andyou'll see why)
A friend recently stayed at Palace Hts and liked it very much (and the restaurant is good!) but i dont think she paid that much. Heck, for for another $40 at that time of yr, you could stay at the ITC Maurya (a fantastic place).
How about one of the numerous Bed and Breakfast places? Check tripadvisor for reviews. One one another Fodors friend (Rinda, who has posted here) did NOT much like was Delhi B and B.
If you chose one outside the city center, do check on nearby metro connections.
Someone else on this forum loved Chhoti Haveli,--it is in a residential area out of the center (which can be a good thing)
If you can get a room at Saubhag B and B,during your needed dates...DO IT!!! Faith Pandian, our wonderful travel agent in INdia whose judgment i trust , uses Saubhag, Meera's B and B for her clients.Write to Meera asap and see if she has an opening (see the TA reviews andyou'll see why)
May 19th, 2011, 01:03 AM
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Yup, i've seen the Maurya for less than $200/night .I was lucky,used Sheraton "points plus cash " but i've seen it on the ITC site, and Expedia for less than INR 9,000. Varies based on time of yr??
May 19th, 2011, 03:12 AM
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http://www.otel.com/hotels/the_surya..._new_delhi.htm
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Lots of well located 4 stars in your price range...
Happy Hunting,
Use these guys a lot world wide great value
Get great values here plus 10% cash back
plus currently another 10% off cupon if
you like them on facebook.
makemytrip.com
agoda.com
asirooms.com
Lots of well located 4 stars in your price range...
Happy Hunting,
May 19th, 2011, 01:33 PM
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Try Lutyen's Bungalow (http://www.lutyensbungalow.co.in) if you don't mind staying at a smallish place, though to its credit it has oodles of charm and a very central location.
May 19th, 2011, 09:26 PM
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We stayed at the Hotel Del Roi
http://delhihotelsleroi.com/
We liked it, a short walk to the rapid transit and taxis in abundance. It was clean, modern and only $70 per night.
http://delhihotelsleroi.com/
We liked it, a short walk to the rapid transit and taxis in abundance. It was clean, modern and only $70 per night.
May 21st, 2011, 02:09 PM
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We've just come back from India and while in Delhi stayed at the BnB Chrysalis. Highly recommend it. You can read my review at http://www.tripadvisor.in/Hotel_Revi..._of_Delhi.html
May 25th, 2011, 05:02 PM
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Thanks for all your suggestions. We were all set to book with the Palace Heights Hotel, but they are very bad about getting back with us to answer our questions and we could not figure out how to pay for the room on their web site. We strongly considered the Hotel Del Roi, but the location seems to be a bit poor.
Anyone have any experience with Hotel Wood Castle? The reviews are very good and the price is very inexpensive.
Anyone have any experience with Hotel Wood Castle? The reviews are very good and the price is very inexpensive.
