We stayed here two nights in the double room with bathroom. The hotel is in complete disrepair and I woke up every morning with pieces of ceiling plaster on my bed from where it was moulding and flaking. The bathroom ceiling was also damp wet. The bathroom facets leaked continuously and the toilet didn't flush properly. The shower water was... More

Be aware this is Pahar Ganj so the area is like a live version of Dantes inferno, dirty crowded noisy polluted. Initial impression was a bit off putting, the staff seemed a bit prickly. I paid 550 r per night for a room with no windows, but advantage no noise. Room was clean, this was in March 2012 so quite... More

Wow what an experience. Don't stay at this hotel...the hotel staff are menacing and very aggressive. As a frequent visitor to India I turned up to meet a friend at the hotel arriving at 6 in the morning. On our way out to breakfast the manager asked for 2 nights rent from me. I queried this as I hadn't stayed... More

There were more times when the power was out than when it was on. The staff only speak minimal English and were no help at all when we tried asking for information and a phone to book other hotels during our stay in India. We rented out a room only for day-use as we were due to leave on an... More

The hotel is fine compared to many other Paharganj hotels and guest houses. Quiet at night, which can be hard to come by. Not too clean, but not too bad either. Friendly enough. My only complaint is about the taxi the hotel arranged for me when I was going to the airport. The arrangement was supposed to be 250 rs... More

My husband and I wanted to find a reasonably cheap hotel in Delhi. We were there 22 years ago and prices has really gone up. We went to Rak International which was listed in our Lonely Planet guide book. They were full, but the hotel next door which was connected- Hotel Gush International had a few rooms available. We asked... More