Hotel Palace Heights

I chose this property based on its location and price and was not disappointed. The hotel is basic but adequate for a short, budget-friendly stay. Its location in the Middle Circle, within walking distance of Rajiv Chowk, is very convenient for exploring the historic marketplace. Numerous restaurants, shopping options, banks, currency exchange services, and taxis are all within easy reach.||The highlight of this hotel was the staff. They were consistently polite, kind, and always willing to assist. The onsite restaurant served authentic Indian cuisine at reasonable prices.||However, I did encounter an issue that was unrelated to the hotel’s facilities. Guests occupying the two rooms adjacent to mine engaged in disruptive and unethical behavior. A large number of people were moving in and out of their rooms from early morning until late afternoon, which appeared to be related to using the hotel rooms as a mobile office. This created significant noise and discomfort for other guests, and the staff seemed unable to address the situation effectively.||I hope the hotel management will take this feedback constructively and exercise caution when accommodating similar groups in the future.

I stayed at this hotel for 5 days, and overall, it was a great experience and excellent value for the price. The rooms were clean, and the staff were attentive and helpful. If you're taking the NCLEX at Pearson VUE, this is an ideal place to stay since it's very close to the testing center. A big plus is the attached restaurant — breakfast was okay, but I highly recommend having dinner there. The food was excellent! The only thing I would suggest improving is the hallways — they were quite dim and could benefit from better lighting.

The hotel is very small, the Uber driver missed it the first time around. Local people bother you constantly outside the hotel entrance. The restaurant was just ok on site, but safer than heading outside the hotel. Breakfast was terrible, the bed was hard, pillows were flat, we could hear every other guest from inside our room, & the front desk was rude. I would not recommend this establishment.

Location is the best in Delhi . Breakfast is poor. Rooms are small but well organised. Desk a bit sleepy at times. Expensive but still would come back for Thé location

We had a great experience at this hotel, which boasts an excellent location right in Connaught Place, Delhi. It’s ideal for anyone wanting to be close to all the action and easily explore the city. While the rooms are on the smaller side (expected given the prime location), they were comfortable and well-maintained. The staff was very cordial and attentive, always willing to help, which made our stay more enjoyable. One downside is the lack of private hotel parking. Be aware that parking nearby can get expensive, so it’s best to plan accordingly if you’re bringing a vehicle. The in-house restaurant was good enough, and there are plenty of dining options around to explore, so you’ll never go hungry! It’s true that the area can be a bit noisy, but we came prepared with earplugs, which helped a lot. Overall, we had a pleasant experience and would love to stay here again!

We are a couple who stayed there 4 nights. We enjoyed the central location, although the people around this area all seem to have something to sell to you. As expected, the room was a bit outdated and small but it was clean. The food at the Zaffran restaurant was very good and affordable, we ate almost all our meals there. We especially enjoyed breakfast, with very good omelettes and good service by the young waiter.

Very convenient location on Connaught Street and near the Rajiv Chowk metro station. Great breakfast and friendly staff. Hot water comes and goes and is not constant though. Walking on Connaught street you will get lots of people approaching you to buy stuff or scam you into spending money in some way. Overall it is great place to stay if you want to be close to the city centre.

It is near Rajiv chowk metro station. Very convenient. Breakfast was good. Staff is polite