Hoteles en Kharkhauda

"It feels like heresy for an inveterate transit rider like me to say this, but here goes: an excellent hotel, but a poor fit for risk-adverse tourists who intend to get around on Delhi's impressive metro. A map shows a walk of a mere nine hundred meters from the hotel to the Jhandewalan Blue Line station. Doable, certainly, but please look at the photos that show the intersections I crossed to get to that station. Yes, there are stoplights and crosswalks, but these seem to be observed in the breach. I never felt fully safe crossing any street, put myself in "remora" mode by scurrying after locals when they navigated intersections, on the assumption that they'd know what they could and couldn't get away with if they've survived in Delhi to adulthood. The room was on the small side, but this didn't bother me, and I felt entirely content with the booking in all other respects. Staff was ambassadorial. One supervisor in the lobby quietly approached to offer help if it even looked like I needed advice or assistance. A restaurant manager offered his business card. The morning buffet was terrific."

"Yes "

"Habitación espectacular y muy cómoda. Excelente servicio. "

"Hotel fantastico Habitación buena, servicio bueno, restaurantes buenos, todo muy bien"

"Delightful stay wonderful views fabulous service. Unforgettable experience. Could not have been nicer. Thank you so much. Sure"

"This is the worst Radisson hotel I have ever stayed, but like ever! 1. Staff not friendly. The staff is so rude and unpolite, they are not willing to help, anyone of them even smile at you 2. Money change. If you want to change money, please be very careful, they call to a guy who is not part of the hotel staff, with a very strange appearance, they ask you for your room number and they go directly to your room to make the transaction! Very weird. I was counting on my mind the money as the strange guy was doing so and I clearly noticed how he skipped 1,000 INR in purpose, when he gave me the money I told him to count it again out loud and we all noticed that 1,000 INR were missing; the strange guy and the hotel’s bellboy only looked at each other with a face of “OMG he caught us!”, please be careful. 3. Mosquitoes. Rooms are full of mosquitoes. 4. Rooms located next to ballrooms. Believe it or not, there are rooms located next to the ballroom, I was placed in a room on 4th floor, next to the ballroom, I could see the party from my window it was nuts! I could not sleep due to the noise of the music played all night long. Who designs a hotel with rooms for guests next to a ballroom? 5. Bellboys harass you at all time for a tip. Upon my arrival, I did not have cash for tipping, the bellboy who helped me to carry my luggage got angry for not tipping him, it was scary. I felt really unsafe and unconfortable during my whole stay at this hotel, it was a real nightmare."

"Great and beautiful hotel, very well located, incredible service. Great recommendation, beautiful rooms."

"Yes"