Staybook Hotel Aira

very bad experience, very old room . I asked for quiet room and got 104 which is near to reception and could hear every one talking and walking in the corridor. paid 5000 INR and no refund till now I would not refer this place to anyone. supposed to be a child free as well and not the case. very disappointed for it to be on trip.com

This is my worst experience staying in this place at hotel Aira. Room is not clean especially the restrooms. Its not at ll as it looks like displayed as in pictures online. Employees are not friendly and always seeking money. No Hot water and lift is not working. Wifi is too slow. Its not worth paying morethan Rs 3000 for one night at this place.

They told me to cancel the booking in order to reschedule. After i cancelled they didnt refund me and didnt issue a refund. Avoid at all cost.

All I can say: A major disappointment with very little you can do because it was an non refundable transaction. I ended up leaving early. Room was not given the one booked! Didn’t know how this could have happened! One bedsheet was not clean with someone else’s hair etc left on it, and duvet was not prepared and not available for one bed. Shower room water drainage didn’t work properly, a pool of water remained on floor after a person using it,which made it highly inconvenient, while dirt and other stuff floating around . Overall not a pleasant stay at all. If someone is charging for this kind of service I think there’s a whole lot of improvement needed, and maintenance of the room and shower drainage are the very basics. Among all these, nonetheless the host was friendly, and did try to offer some kind of help upon requests. Food is surprisingly good.

Hotel is normal for india

Good place, near KFC and McDonald

I love Delhi. You have to love Delhi to stay here. This is a commercial business traveler type of hotel district, with occasional foreigners. Typical business is extruded aluminum. No room heat but that’s typical of North Indian hotels. No hot water or at best tepid. the first night — after asking, they said Oh just call us and give a few minutes notice if you want to take a shower and we will turn the heat on. My windows don’t open or don’t open fully. I guess that’s okay because my room directly overlooked a main road with not just all-night traffic and the usual honking and beeping but also booming repetitive commercial advertising over loudspeakers from more or less right by my window. “Wanh wanh wanh wanh Dilli ke dil, Dilli ke dil wanh wanh wanh wanh” Over and over on a 30 second cycle; not stopping or reducing in volume not even 3-5am. Well, next guy I mentioned this to, said, well Paharganj will always be Paharganj. So go there, stay there, if you have work there, but if you want good sleep get a rear-facing window, check in for one night to see if you can sleep and only then stay for longer, or choose a hotel near a park. A room HEPA air filter would be a great addition to quality of life for hotel visitors, since a Delhi air this season has about a half mile visibility. I’m home now coughing up tan colors from my lungs. Look this is not criticism of the hotel or its staff; everyone and the facilities were great. I am the one who picked this location randomly.

From the point of our entrance to the hotel, the staff at the hotel made sure to greet us and ensure a warm welcome. The dining and meal buffet was another addition to the delight of an experience that we had - chefs made sure the food was in variety of options plus making sure of the quality of the same. Room service were also available 24 by 7 and quick to serve us.