Haveli Dharampura

Hotel · Chandni Chowk Area

Haveli Dharampura

Hotel · Chandni Chowk Area

Haveli, 2293 Gali, Heritage Rd, Dharam Pura, Chandni Chowk, New Delhi, Delhi, 110006, India

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Heritage hotel with old-world charm, rooftop dining, live music

Haveli, 2293 Gali, Heritage Rd, Dharam Pura, Chandni Chowk, New Delhi, Delhi, 110006, India Get directions

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"Dinner and Dancing at Lakhori Lakhori only recently entered the food scene and is already considered one of the top restaurants in Delhi. Charm abounds in this elegant eatery located in Haveli Dharampura, a 200-year-old meticulously restored hotel nestled in Chandni Chowk. Outside the front door, a labyrinth of bustling streets host spice markets, sweet shops, retail vendors, and historical sites. The surroundings add to the Mughal feel of the space that welcomes guests with delicious dishes including daal and mutton korma. Dancing, classical music, kite flying, and other cultural events often accompany dinner on weekends. Lakhori is a treasure in Old Delhi. Don't miss it."

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Haveli Dharampura | Best places to stay in Delhi

"Painstakingly restored from dereliction, this 19th-century haveli, or merchant’s mansion, is tucked away in the narrow atmospheric lanes and alleys of Old Delhi near Chandni Chowk. Distinguished by its central courtyard overlooked by balconies and galleries, fluted archways and colonnades lead off into heritage-style rooms and suites. Many of these have their own decorative pillars and arches, and all are equipped with solid vintage-style furniture. The roof terrace offers views across the Old Delhi skyline to the Jami Masjid, while in-house experiences range from classical dance and music performances to kite-flying and neighbourhood walks. Staying in the old town offers the chance to really immerse yourself in an authentic part of the city, but most of the main sights are a taxi ride away. " - Amar Grover

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BEVERLY DSOUZA

Google

A hidden gem. We came to the restaurant here, so I cannot comment on the rooms. The Restaurant and feeling at this heritage hotel is truly amazing. Took me back in time. I always wanted to experience the olden times of India without the political strife. This place captures it beautifully. They have a cultural dance show with dinner on Friday and Saturdays, I may return for that if time permits. The gali (street) is charming and worth the experience. Do make this place a must see when you visit Delhi.

Explorer32915629274

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Their was a small lizard in my food and I puked (they were so incosiderate that all they did after i fought was to offered replacement and didn't even bother to apologize). Such unhygienic food.|Property is full of lizards too and I found one in my room aswell. If you are a reptile lover go for this property. The lane is very narrow to enter. Area is pathetic super crowded when you enter and it's highly unsafe for women especially in winters when it gets dark. The staff is also very impolite. It's so over priced like 14k are you serious. I will next time go for a 7 star hotel in this price. I feel for the property looking at the pics but it was all a false image. Just wish to slap the owner of this property.

Soumya Banerjee

Google

Cleanliness is the first thing they take care of and even how they serve their guests, regardless of Indian, or Foreigners, is awesome. I personally didn't stayed or took rent here but I have seen them doing so, as that area is my workplace. The rates might be high but spectacular amenities are also available under the same roof.

Vanshika Tewari

Google

10/10 for the vibes! You wouldn’t expect this cultural retreat in the middle of Old Delhi streets. Classical music playing in the background, rich in culture and tradition. However the drinks were a big disappointment. Do not go there for the foof but still, a must visit for the vibes ✨

Agnes Yip

Google

We stayed for just 1 night. Overall good experience staying in a more than 200 years old restored building. Our room was clean , staffs were helpful and friendly. Breakfast although not as much selection but still good and delicious. We had dinner in the restaurant. Butter chicken , fish, lamb biryani were delicious. We enjoyed exploring old Delhi lanes.

eleonora amabili

Google

The Haveli is one of the most iconic in Delhi. We stayed there for one night, overall our experience was good but I would not recommend it. Everything costs 10 times more than the avarage: from transfers to food but there is little attention to detail or to the client. I guess they are very used to a lot of traffic. In our experience: The WiFi in the room never worked, only in the restaurant. The bedsheets were ripped on the sides. The toilet did not flush properly. The intercom in the room did not work. (We told the staff as soon as we noticed, they did nothing). In general I think such things are not acceptable in a “luxury” hotel.

Annette Carruthers

Google

Beautiful stay here in the heart of old Delhi. Exquisitely restored heritage hevali, lovely food and friendly staff. Lots of rooftop action with kite flying, homing pigeon wrangling and fantastic views. Great dancing and music entertainment at night. My room was small but the bed was the most comfortable I’d slept on in India. Lovely, modern bathroom. My only complaint was the padlock to my room was so high up, it was hard to open and close.

Trip.com Member

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If you like to see the world’s worst traffic jam. This is the property for you. I booked one night here in their entry level room and let me tell you, the whole experience was beyond a nightmare. It was hell on earth. The room was the most disappointing. For USD 280 , you wouldn’t believe that the room is as good as an airport motel. There is nothing inside the room that convinces me I’m in a 200 year old historical building. It’s very cheaply done up. I can’t imagine the reason why someone would open an inn here let alone call it a luxury hotel, as others have reviewed, I feel totally the whole thing is a misrepresentation. Also the wifi does not work in the room and the television doesn’t power off regardless of manual or remote switches. Very sus. I wonder if they would come banging on my door asking me to delete my review in exchange for some curry