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This hotel provided us with a very comfortable stay for 4 nights. It is located in West Delhi which for us was convenient as we were visiting family in Vikaspuri. Travel into CP took around 45 minutes due to the usual Delhi traffic, which probably was a little on the long side. The hotel staff were excellent and the rooms were very nice. On our last night our room was beset by wedding guests which unfortunately made it quite noisy, however this was not the fault of the hotel, and more to do with the lack of consideration from fellow guests. For the price I think it would be very difficult to find a better hotel in Delhi.

One of the best hotels in Delhi, far from city center noise, far from crowds, just relax in the pool water, excellent spa, Play Snooker or take a sunbath near the poolside, you can a hire huge limousine too. It has 3 swimming pools, nice look from the pool down below, nice Pizza shop in the market below the hotel. Good food quality, nice breakfast. Staffs are very professional, fast, responsible, very helpful, especially Ms. Renuka, Jesmeen. Good security, Travel Desk, one of the best hotels that I stayed in India, but far from the city center; I still miss this hotel, for sure want to stay once again. Very clean rooms, Spa is excellent, try to spent some time there, just relax.

It was our last night in India and we thought we would splurge on a nice hotel. This was definitely worth it! It's a bit far from the main action as it is in west Delhi, but with an Uber driver, it was very easy to get anywhere so not much of an issue. The upside to staying here was that it was nice and quiet and in a safer area. I think this was a more posh area and I very much enjoyed this quiet part of town to get a relaxing night of rest. The staff were excellent. Lovely greeting with juice and flower necklaces. The best kind of service I've had in Delhi and that you would expect at a nicer boutique hotel. Everyone was very nice, and provided excellent service. Although, the only wrinkle was the girl who was at the front desk on Christmas day who checked us out. She was a bit absent/seemed to not want to deal with us or answer our questions. It was a strong contrast to all the rest of the staff who were extremely accommodating and observant to attending any needs. We had booked massages before our flights and were an hour late due to traffic and the staff were still great trying to get the masseuses to come back so we could still get a massage. This is above and beyond what we expected! Great service! The massage, I might pass on - as a North American, it was not what I quite what I expected (I'm a bit shy) but the lady was very nice and kind nonetheless and was trying to provide good service! The restaurant was great! Staff were great and attentive, food was excellent! Prices do coincide with the hotel as you could imagine but again, you are paying for the service, environment and quality of food and it was really a wonderful experience. Overall, I HIGHLY recommend staying at Shanti home! This was such a wonderful end to our trip!

I had a very good stay in this hotel, every thing was perfect, clean room every day cleaning service was good, i liked the bathroom preparation, good hospitality of the staff, the gym and the swimming pool was working well at the last 8th floor seeing a beautiful view to west Delhi from there, well prepared Indian breakfast, on the other hand at night around 10 pm there is frequent noisy wedding festival otherwise all the day was everything was quite. I you travel in Delhi using car and need to go to the centeral Delhi it was little far, and If you want to use the metro station you will need small minibus for 5 minutes to Tilak Nagar station and you can explore Delhi.

Stay was good considering that it was in Delhi at this price. Yet being from the govt we have a tie-up (MoU) with major hotels at a discounted price. Was forced to stay here due to non-availability at a short notice. A problem arose when the bill was to be paid. My booking was from Agoda for two days and third day was done locally. The govt does not refund unless one has a Bill with proper registration and number. My booking payment was done from Agoda. In that sense the Manager was right that Agoda gives the bill. Yet the situation was akin to purchasing an airline ticket and not travelling hence not having a boarding pass. I asked him to provide me on the Hotel Letterhead a certificate that I had stayed on those particular days against the Agoda booking. I must say I have rarely seen such an adamant and curt man. All he would do was curtly blurt out the same set of sentences as if they were Robotically recorded un-wavering from his point of view and not at all ready to understand that situations are not text-nook like always. He would also not permit me to speak to someone who had more authority stating that he was the final authority. Finally I could convince him that atleast he endorse on the Bill of the third day that I stayed for three days, which he said he would, but it was not part of the print-out. further persuasion finally led him to write in ink on the bill. My advice - Front desk staff should not be roboticaly programmed to perform like house-keeping staff. As for me I have learnt my lesson, shall book much in advance in the hotels with MoU, Lemontree or Taj. Thanks and Regards Sanjay

stayed here for 2 nights with my wife. the hotel is modern and well priced. rooms are clean, and have modern furnishings. breakfast was bland but considering price, i can't blame them. the hotel cleaning staff were friendly and helpful, but the front desk/concierge could improve their service. we felt we couldn't trust them after being price gouged for a taxi going to a destination very close to the hotel. to their credit, they did refund us our money after we complained (but we had to fight with them about this). same story when it came to leave and book a taxi to the airport. they quoted a price that was way too high (rupees) for the distance and gave conflicting information about prices and distances to destinations. in general they could be more helpful and honest with their guests. we felt like we were haggling at a bazaar with them. besides that negative, the hotel was nice for a budget minded tourist.

Spent 3 nights here for a friends' wedding that took place in the hotels function centre on the ground floor. Rooms are of a good size, with functioning A/C, large bathroom and great shower. One thing to note is that the bedding (blankets etc) was dirty. This was not just an isolated incident as other people we met had the same problem as us. Looks like House Keeping and Management have some serious work to do in rectifying what appears to be a systemic issue. The quality of room service and food from the restaurant were of a high standard, albeit slightly pricey for the part of Delhi we were in. This hotel is not known to taxi drivers and it is recommended that the driver speaks with Reception prior to commencing any trip from the airport (or anywhere for that matter). The phone number provided on the Hotel voucher did not work but Reception confirmed it was correct. Overall the hotel is Average, and I say that as the price is pretty competitive if you need to be in this part of New Delhi. An acceptable stay was tarnished at the very end by the young male at Reception, whose behaviour could only be described as underhanded and dishonest when we tried to book a taxi for the airport. I requested the hotel to hail me a taxi to the airport, specifically requesting it to be one off the street and where the fare would be determined by the meter. The male at Reception advised that the taxi had arrived and after placing our luggage and sitting down we realised there was no meter and this was a private arrangement. The driver stated that the hotel had said we would pay a flat 1000 rupees as our fare. This was news to us as the prepaid fare from the airport to the hotel upon arrival had only 400 rupees! With a flight to catch and time being precious, it wasn't worth making a big fuss about; something Reception is clearly aware of. This type of deceit, lack of transparency and accountability is not good business and disappointing.

Place is good for the most basic need of having a place to sleep. Wifi is reliable, TV has cable connection, and well the room in all fairness is clean. But the building itself is old, the elevator is scary, the aircon is too noisy, and the bed is thin and hard. They have a restobar where you could get your food but it is very noisy especially in the evening (of course it's a bar). The hotel is located in community center where there's a theater house, typical indian street foods, Mcdonalds, and nearby clothing stores. But it is far from most area to visit in Delhi.

We had quite of bit of interruptions due to non working Wi-Fi, until I suggested they change the router in our room. This lead to us noticing the door bell to our room and others is way too loud. It needs to be less intrusive. The staff tried hard to fix the Wi-Fi issue, but it took way too long to do so. This was frustrating. The menu for the restaurant is limited. I would like to see more Continental type dishes. The rooms size was nice for Delhi after staying in "cracker boxes" in other places for about the same price. Nice feeling bed.

The restaurant price is way overpriced compare to the standard of the hotel . Didnt provide us any key at the time of chek in , was told you can tell the staff to open it from outside if you want to .... was not safe at all for our stuff inside . The restaurant price is way overpriced . Asked for a glass of milk at night for a 2 year old and was charged rs120 for that . What a rip off compare to most of the hotel overseas give it for free . A chp of tea is rs 105 . Compare to the stardard and service of hotel this is way overpriced .

The hotel is good for those who are staying for 2-3 days in Delhi. I stayed in a standard room, but it has a large space and very clean. The staff could speak English very well and were very attentive and accommodating to my needs. But, there was not much choice in terms of the food selection for breakfast and the location is a bit far from tourist attractions. Rickshaws were the only choice of public transportation, unless of course you know Delhi very well and knows were public buses stop.

Before booking I made a call to this hotel to check if they have kitchen in rooms or not. Because it's important for me. They said - 'yes, we have'. In fact, they have no. Finally, they gave me room in 4th floor near to shared kitchen. But, there is no WIFI!!! Funny to go to lobby and sit there with PC :) Rooms are very very small, everywhere is dust. Every some hours necessary to clean nose from dust... Night time there is a very noisy from big trucks which move in big road near to hotel... And. Most funny. I closed ALL HOLES where from could mosquitos come. But anyway every night I killed tens. I slept for 2-4 hourse every night because of them :) I think they born even in rooms, but where? I couldn't find... --- For hotel : sorry for this review, but what could I say other...?

We requested password for internet after checking in and they said they would send it - we called down to reception about 5 times and eventually got the password - about 90 minutes after first request We requested breakfast at 815am, we called down to enquire about where our breakfast was about 8 or 9 times and each time he would say it's on it's way. We finally received breakfast at 1025am The rooms are basic The location is pretty good and we had incredible food locally for every meal

We staid here during the time we visited all the Buddha shrines in this town. The Imperial Hotel is nicely located in the center so you can easily walk to all the places if you would wish so. The hotel itself is mostly catering to the Buddhist devotees groups. Sometimes full, sometimes completely empty. The room we had was spacious enough. Bad thing the neighbor of the hotel decided to erect a new hotel rather close by. We liked the staff, who were helpful in every way, especially the restaurant staff. Great people!!