Delhi Laxmi Nagar Market Hotels

" This is the worst hotel I have stayed in recent months. Right from entering gate to check-out, there were multiple instances that point staff is poorly trained: 1. I get down from taxi and about to enter hotel when doorman signals me to get my small backpack scanned. He signalled me in a manner I would call my pet or toddler son 2. I enter lobby, I politely stand in queue behind the check-in desk as all 3 desks were occupied. A staff walks up to asking me to sit in waiting area. When I state that I am fine standing, she asked me to get behind another visitor. Very next moment, couple of (non-Indian looking) gentlemen walk in and the same lady asks for their passports and got them into another queue ahead of me. Thanks for making me feel like second class citizen in my own country 3. My parents and I were put in rooms on different floors so we swapped one key to get access to each other’s floors. Next morning, I am not able to access my parent’s floor. I go to security—she doesn’t have access key(strange!). I go to front desk, they rewrite key, I walk up to elevator and the key is still not working. I walk to front desk again—I reconfirm that key will work this time. I walk to elevator and guess what it doesn’t work again. I lost 15 minutes in this ordeal. I walk to front desk again and the guy gives me 4 keys this time Many more such issues through my stay My recommendation - avoid this place at all cost. Suggestion to hotel - train your staff better"

"Clean rooms, and all public areas, excellent wellness and fitness centre and swimming pool, secluded good for children and private "

"it is perhaps a great property for weddings and family events where noise and chaos are standard features of the day. I came to spend one night as my race venue was 15 minutes away, room had mosquitoes, water bottles were missing, AC did not work and yes the pillows were perfect for people who weigh a ton !"

"Amazing Visit !!"

"it is not really hotel broadway as shown in picture. Its actual name is hotel blu stone"

"The shuttle is not free it is 1000 rupees. The hotel location is great if you want to see the red fort but it is difficult for some vehicle types to get to. The staff is friendly and helpful."

"Whatever you do - DO NOT BOOK THIS PROPERTY! We arrived in Old Delhi (which if you can - would recommend staying more central or in Aerocity), and spend 3-4 hours walking with local people to try to find this establishment. People who had lived in this area for years, had no idea what we were talking about "FabHotel Rivlet Central Delhi". We ended up booking a new place, and are currently discussing with Expedia on how to get a refund. Additionally - FabHotel is known for having certain locations that do not exist. After discussing with local citizens, we will never make this mistake again. Expedia - please take this place off of your website! "

"The room you mentioned smelled very bad and only couples can stay in that hotel, families cannot come. The management was very bad and the staff was also not behaving well. We will come again next time and we will to take suggestions form you or not.. "

"I had booked a stay at Park Inn for my wife and her father. They arrived quite late at night, and the hotel graciously upgraded their room, which was a thoughtful and much-appreciated gesture. The night team was extremely helpful, courteous, and made them feel comfortable after a long day. Unfortunately, the experience just before checkout was disappointing. A staff member named Soni was unhelpful, disengaged, and came across as borderline discriminatory. Her behaviour and body language visibly changed when she attended to German guests who were next in line, which left my wife feeling quite uncomfortable. Thankfully, her colleague Sejal noticed my wife’s irritation and stepped in to assist. Sejal handled the situation professionally and with empathy, which we truly appreciate. Overall, the stay had the potential to be a 5-star experience, and it would have been one if not for the poor behaviour encountered at checkout. Consistency in service and sensitivity across all guests is something the hotel should reflect on."