Star Paradise

  Customer Review 

Rooms are good, with large windows, beds were ok, cleanness also ok, employees was good. Cost also great for the room, its cleanness && facilities.

  Sagar N... 

Rooms are good, with huge windows, beds were ok, cleanness also ok, staff was good. Cost also great for the room, its cleanness & facilities.

  Lasse H... 

Rather central in New Delhi next to New Delhi railway station - easy to get around with metro

  Customer Review 

The employees were brilliant at helping me arrange my onward journey.

  Benjamin R... 

The employees were brilliant at helping me arrange my onward journey.

  Harald T... 

Stay away from this hotel and also the travel agency inside the hotel, they only try to fuck you!

  Richard B... 

Good solid option near to the station and handy for the centre of Delhi. Staf were extremely obliging

  Gejza T... 

It is well positioned regarding New Delhi Railway Station and Connaught Place. Its immediate surrounding (the Bazaar) may be a surprise to a newcomer to India (specally on a rainy day), but advantages prevail over disadvantages. The name is well chosen, but I have to admit that my phantasies about Paradise are different. :-))One problem I would like to mention: the sound isolation of the rooms. People with less sound sleep may have problem as one can be aware of happenings in some of the adjacent rooms and of processes happening on the corridor. Nevertheless, I knew about this issue and as I have a sound sleep I do not mind it. Further, individuals that have tendency for gloomy states of mind may discover the setting of the rooms a bit pessimistic. The hotel does not have facilities for meeting individuals - perhaps exept the roof. The employees is warm and friendly and I have not experienced any process that would mar this image. All that we agreed upon happened in that way. All what we communicated through e-mail was managed as we agreed. Responses to e-mails were quick. They have a small Tourist agency that can be very helpful, but one has to note that they do not often have a great judgement of what an European traveller finds acceptable. Not every European is well trained e. g. to endure the long distance night tourists buses (I am not speaking of the Volvo type buses, but the usual Indian Tourist buses). It is not a fault, but a view from a different point of angle. I am writing about this as I bought a location in such a bus through them (not knowing the way how these buses operate and what is their construction). It was a hard night, I have to say. They also operate an Web "cafe", promising "fast" internet, but that has a different meaning in India and in Europe. It would be nice if the rooms would be covered by wifi. They used to have a restaurant inside the neighbouring associated hotel, but now which is under reconstruction, so food is delivered to the rooms. This is fine in principle, but given the relative lack of natural light inside the rooms that I used since I know the hotel, it is not a fantastic location to appreciate a nice food. If the weather and time of the day permits, the roof is a far better location to do so. The location itself is safe and safe to the degree that the keys seem to lock the room, the rooms have a phone and a button for calling for immediate attention of the employees (to which they respond easily). The Bazaar is full of all types of people, but which is again not their responsibility. I would rexcommend to fit every room with a wardrobe. Also towels might be included inside the basic price. I cannot truthfully answer the question No. 6 as I was not yielding much space for the promotion of HostelBookers during my stay. All in all it is a very great value for the money spent. I will use their services again if I am around and need a great place for spending the nights.

  Andreas G... 

Good location near new delhi train station. Cold rooms, now in January, not very nice room, warm water not really working for me. Didn't really like the place, but it was ok I guess.