3-Star Hotels in Delhi, India

I booked this room for a solo stay at around *, and the experience was surprisingly good. The staff was very cooperative, the room was clean, and the receptionist even upgraded my room on arrival, which was a nice gesture. In comparison, I had booked another hotel near Delhi Airport for *, which turned out to be extremely disappointing. This property, despite being cheaper, offered a much better overall experience. The only drawback is the location, as it is closer to the airport and a bit far from the city. However, since we stayed here for one night before catching our flight, it worked perfectly for us. If you’re looking for a comfortable stay at a low price, I’d recommend choosing hotels near the airport like this one and using the metro for city travel—it’s efficient and cost-effective

The hotel is situated on the rather bustling, historic Main Bazaar street; however, the windows and entrance face a quiet side alley, so street noise is not an issue. The reception staff are friendly. Room cleaning rates a 3 or 4 out of 5: there were several spots in the room that appeared somewhat grimy, and the sink drain was poor. We wore slippers inside the room (our own—the hotel does not provide them), and the soles became heavily soiled, indicating that the floors are not cleaned thoroughly. The bedside table is slightly damaged—I am not sure how the staff could fail to notice this, as it requires minor repairs. Pros: hot water with good pressure, and bottled drinking water is replenished daily. There is also a station on the floor providing tea, coffee, and sugar. A major downside is the food. We had booked both breakfast and dinner, but unfortunately, out of our five-day stay, we only ate there once—the food is not tailored to foreign tourists, consisting entirely of Indian cuisine. Regrettably, we were also unimpressed with the quality of the food: the chicken soup contained floating bits of skin and had an unpleasant flavor, while the chicken in sauce was cold—even though the sauce itself was hot—suggesting the chicken had simply been added to the sauce at the last minute. The kitchen staff wear proper culinary uniforms, which is a plus; however, the tables in the dining area were somewhat dirty, and there were visible traces of dried residue on the dishes. I would like to make a separate note regarding the room design: the color scheme is a successful choice, though the room is in need of some minor maintenance work. The bed and pillows are comfortable, and the linens are clean and fresh. The towels, however, are in need of replacement.

I absolutely loved the hotel. It is like an escape place in the crowded train station area. It is very clean and modern. Simple, but everything what it is needed is available. I loved the Courtyard where you can relax and enjoy a coffee/ tea/ water which they provide for free. Breakfast is very good. But the highlight are the employees. They are so friendly and helpful. I feel they really care about their guests. Due to flight cancellation I had to organize things. They helped me a lot. Thank you so much! All of you made me feel good. I will return, if I come back to Delhi.

The main purpose is to go to Agra, so I took it to a hostel near Hazlat Nizamerjin. It's a relatively small neighborhood where you can feel the mess when you're in India, so if you just want to taste India, it seems to be a good location. Humayun's tomb, Indian Gate, Red Port, Lotus Temple, etc. can all be moved by tuk-tuk or taxi. However, Red Port is a bit far away. The staff at the hostel were friendly and the hostel was old, but the bedding, shower, toilet, etc. were clean. There is also a rooftop, so it's okay to exercise or eat something in the morning. I also met a monkey here. :) Unfortunately, there was no microwave or coffee pot. There is a kitchen, but there are staff, so I hesitated because I wanted to ask you to heat water or sunbaths. Still, I sold cola and water in the hostel, and everyone was friendly and the trip was enjoyable.

I really liked this hotel. The linens were very clean, white, and high quality. The room had everything I needed, including a hairdryer, a kettle with complimentary tea/coffee, a fridge, and even an ironing board (though no iron). There's even a free mini-bar with various drinks on the first floor. Hot water was always available. I highly recommend this hotel.

The staff, especially in the restaurant, was super friendly and helpful in every way. Certain staff in the front office went out of their way to be helpful. That was much appreciated.

Excellent hotel for its value for money. The bed was comfortable and the linen was clean. The room was small but cozy. Good plumbing. The only thing that slightly ruined the overall impression was the dirt on the walls.

As a foreign traveler, Location was top priority for me and the hotel is on Prime Location, Convenience store nearby , Easy access to Transport. The service was very good , and the staff was extremely helpful and responsive whenever needed. The hotel was spotless, well-organized, and truly felt good. Communication was good making the stay pleasant and relaxing . Highly recommended for anyone visiting Delhi or Near Airport

Everything was great, the reception staff were friendly and always attentive to the guest experience. The location is excellent for getting to famous landmarks; the shopping area is right outside the main road where you can buy everything. The room was relatively clean and tidy, with hot water for showering and complimentary bottled water. I will definitely return when I visit Delhi again.

Given the price of the hotels in Delhi, I would strongly suggest Bloomrooms for a good value stay in the city. Our suite was clean and comfortable. The bathroom is small and basic and could use some maintenance though. I had doubts about soundproofing given the lay out of the rooms but it was very quiet during our stay. Breakfast is ok with limited Western options. Snacks and drinks are offered for free and this is a huge plus. Service is friendly and efficient. I would stay there again.