I totally agree with the previous reviewer. This is not a 5 star hotel - especially the restaurant and food. The food was extremely disappointing. It is supposed to be a 24 hr cafe. We arrived from a flight about half past nine in the evening and nothing looked fresh ( we had travelled for more than a fortnight round... more

In a nutshell, very disappointing. At a push, I'd rate this hotel 4 stars with it's only saving grace being the very good Chutney restaurant that's part of the complex. Apart from one particular doorman, the staff were incredibly unfriendly and not overly helpful. Our room had a damp, musty smell about it, the bathroom was grimy and moldy and... more

I’m staying in this hotel for 16 nights. from nov 14 to nov 29th, 2009. The food here is okay and because of my surgery, I cannot leave the hotel, so I eat here just about every day. Only twice i have ordered food from outside the hotel (delivery). Both times I had a call from downstairs about my food;... more

We had a three day stay in Delhi & chose to stay at The Metropolitan, due to its ambiance, location & old world charm. The building has a rare grace, which is a rarity at most hotels today, as the theme at most Hotels appears to be very Glitzy. The experience overall was very good, though the brackish water in... more

We stayed at this hotel for five nights. Overall, we were quite disappointed with the hotel considering what we paid. It is not 5*. CLUB ROOM We decided to pay extra for a club room thinking that we would get various 'extras' as listed on the hotel website. This included access to a Club Lounge with complimentary drinks and, according... more

My wife and I have been working in Afghanistan for 18 months. Recently we were joined by our first daughter. We get 2 weeks leave every 2 months and we decided to go on our first family holidy to India - Goa to be more precise. However, our poor daughter became struck down with various Indian stomach bugs and we... more

For the sake of £20, stay in the Lalit or the Hyatt, or even the Ramada (Gurgaon or Delhi) I travel a lot around India and South Asia with my job, and I always try to stay in hotels where I can work, it's peaceful and it has a certain standard of service. Oh, and a good gym. That's probably... more

we booked this hotel through thier website and clearly put 2 adults with 2 children, we were checked in to this room that half the carpet was black from cigeret ashes and no extra beds for my two childs. contacted the front desk and they said they will provide as one fold up bed for one child with additional charges.... more

I flew into India in the wee morning hours, arrived at The Met and was made to wait until they could a) find me a room b) proceed to clean said room after finding me one. I had pre-booked everything expecting that upon arrival I would be ushered to my room where I could take a long hot shower and... more