The washroom's odor was worse than that of public restrooms.
Agamdeep7 mesi fa
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★★★·New Delhi·6.0
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oppure scrivilo e basta — “intorno al 20, tre notti”
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Via Kapashera Residency in New Delhi offers family rooms with air-conditioning, private bathrooms, and free WiFi, featuring seating areas, TVs, and wardrobes. The hotel provides a lift, 24-hour front desk, full-day security, bicycle parking, and room service. A vegetarian à la carte breakfast is available, along with room service. It's 6 km from Delhi International Airport and near MG Road, Qutub Minar, and India Gate.
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Come gli ospiti valutano la struttura, aspetto per aspetto.
The washroom's odor was worse than that of public restrooms.
Agamdeep·7 mesi fa
I was thoroughly disappointed with my stay at this hotel. Upon arrival, the staff seemed uninterested and took a long time to show us our room, which was in a deplorable state. It's unacceptable to pay such a high price for a hotel and receive such subpar service. There are plenty of other options in Delhi, and I would advise the management to focus on improving their service and hotel conditions.
Sushil·10 mesi fa
My recent stay at this hotel was a mixed experience. While the hotel's location and cleanliness were definitely positives, there were some issues that detracted from my overall stay. Unfortunately, I encountered a recurring problem with the bathroom tap not having water, which was frustrating and inconvenient. Despite this, the hotel's friendly staff and comfortable rooms made up for some of the issues.
Yokesh·Un anno fa
I was initially pleased with the hotel's location and air conditioning, but my room was a letdown due to its dirty state, including stained linens and a poorly cleaned washroom. The lack of towels and functional ceiling fan regulator added to my disappointment. On the other hand, the air conditioning and location were definite positives.
Jaideep·Un anno fa
I recently had a truly disappointing experience at a hotel that I would not recommend to anyone. The moment I stepped in, I was greeted by a rather unsettling atmosphere. The hotel seemed to be lacking in cleanliness, with dirty linens and stains scattered all over the place. The washroom was equally unimpressive, with pan masala stains and cigarette butts littered around. To make matters worse, I stumbled upon condom packets on the floor, which only added to the hotel's seedy ambiance.
Puneet·Un anno fa