B Nineteen

The location, the room, the cleanliness, the food, and the staff.

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I really liked the area. The hotel is located in a separated part of the city. A small residental quarter, very clean and green. Cafes, clean shops.

There is a very big railwaystation just round the corner. If you have a weak sleep, it can disturb you a lot. There is a lot of trains going through the night.

Personnel was very nice, but I had the room on ground level so the great view got lost, but from the terrace from the highest floor it is really breathtaking. The breakfast is very nice but has to be paid in cash. It’s also nice that it’s in a safe area, and the rooms are very spacious.

I think the price is a little steep for what it is, and the nights can be pretty loud because of the train station.

The staff was great and the room and balcony were perfect. It is close to the Nizamuddin Railway Station. It is quiet in the neighborhood.

The owner/manager seemed to want to make things more difficult than they should have been. I had to ask three or four times for directions to the train station before he would show me the way out of the compound. I didn't get to try the breakfast because they didn't serve the Indian breakfast until 9:00 am. I needed to settle up the evening before I left and he wouldn't accept a credit card for beers and food. He has a credit card machine, he just refused to use it. I was scraping up US dollars and Euros because there is no ATM machine close by. For the cost of the room, I expected a little more effort from the management.