Bajaj Indian Home Stay New Delhi
8A / 34 W.E.A, Karol Bagh, Near Channa Market New Delhi, National Capital Territory of Delhi, 110 005, India
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TravelPod Member ReviewsBajaj Indian Home Stay New Delhi
“Excellent Staff, slightly pricey, but safe and that's what counts”
We originally stayed at Pallvi Palace - avoid at ALL COSTS. Someone tried to enter our room 3 different times during the night. Then rang doorbell twice -- if they really needed to reach us they would have called from the front desk so we know it was someone with less than stellar reasons for bothering us. My friend had his earphones on and I could hear 1-2 men standing outside our door the entire night. AVOID.
On the contrary - Bajaj Indian Home Stay -- very clean, excellent food, incredibly friendly staff, and guard on duty will walk you to your car and keep the rickshaw/taxi touts away when you go outside. They are informed and will make phone calls for reservations - we went to Dances of India - kind of touristy but where else can you see 8 different cultural dances of India in one place. Highly recommend Bajaj Indian Home Stay.
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