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"One night stay between trains- it was perfect for me. Walking distance to the train and a clean, quiet room"

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"Hari Piorko Hotel in New Dehli, India is a hidden gem. The cost of the lodging is very reasonable. It's not a five star hotel but a 3.5. Very clean, staff is very attentive to a guest comfort and needs. Location is ideal. Located within New Dehli, but a stone's throw from Old Dehli. It is located between 2 metro stations, not to mention the New Railway station. Hotel can arrange cab pickup for a very reasonable fare. However, you can also take the Airport Express from the airport if a low taxi fare is not within your budget. It's also located on the Main Bazaar street which is lined with various merchants. Of course, you can take the metro to Chandni Chowk metro stop where many more shops are located in Old Dehli by the Red Fort. It' 2 stops away on the metro from the hotel. I originally booked a 5 star hotel in South Dehli only to realized that I would be on the metro for more than half a hour to get to Old Dehli where museums and shopping establishments were located. I canceled that reservation and saved a ton of money. Hari Piorko Hotel is a great place! It's a hidden gem. Clean, great staff and location, location, location makes it a winner!! "

"Bad first impressions with two members of staff hassling me about buying travel tickets before I’d even checked in. Room was an ok space, but couldn’t get antiquated AC to work and ceiling fan was so loud as to make sleep difficult. Minimal natural light from the window opening out onto a wall a foot or so away. Did seem to have on demand hot water, unlike some places in the area. Sure it’s cheap, but there are other better places nearby for similar price."

"It was one of the best stays at Zostel delhi. Kuddos to the reception team sahil, shivangi and srijan. Property managers Rajan n Piyush made us feel as home Will recommend on 10/10 for ambiance,networking and hospitality. - Karan Mahapatra "