阿肖喀旅馆

Very bad manner

WiFi 服務品質很差，完全無法上網。 房間設施老舊，門鎖卡須刷很多次才能開鎖。不過房間清潔人員很負責，每天均會將房間清潔並補充飲水。

Very comfortable stay at The Ashok Food was good, staff gives quick attention to needs.

まずシャワーが水しか出てこない時があった。 Wifiは死ぬほど遅いです。

Loud music every thurs, fri, sat & sun night. Impossible to sleep. No hot water on numerous occasions. This hotel has gone downhill.

I like morning breakfast 😋 it was included food was delicious, staff was very helpful

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Extremely bad experience I had ever,,,,,I suggest no one should go such property. One can get poor service & hospitality with paying higher budget

Not me but my mom stated at the property. She was visiting Delhi for visa interview. She was pleasantly surprised by how good the hotel is contrary to some of the negative reviews online. It is conveniently located within 10 min auto ride. Hotel is very clean, well decorated and food was very good quality as well. Property also has an impressive garden. Staff was very attentive. Overall, it got a glowing review from her.

good room size

Didn’t use the spa - short walk to a few shops

We booked the 2-room stay for my family through Expedia, and when they arrived at night, they said they didn't have a reservation for them and couldn't accommodate them. After 1 hr of arguing and involving Expedia support, they finally allowed it. Terrible support for 7star hotel, I booked a week before and messaged them, no response.

Very old hotel needs quick upgrades, all the stuff badly provoked you to give good tips. No professionalism in anyone there in house keeping and room service

I recently spent a few nights at this historic, government‑run hotel, which has been welcoming guests for about 70 years. The building’s age is evident everywhere – a generally run‑down appearance that suggests the property isn’t receiving the upkeep it deserves. Nonetheless, the rooms themselves were clean and functional, and the staff were warm and courteous throughout my stay. A recurring concern was the pressure to tip (housekeeping, doorman etc). It can make guests feel “forced” rather than freely choosing to tip. A gentle reminder to the team that tipping should remain entirely optional would improve the atmosphere, especially for travelers unfamiliar with local customs, and who do not carry cash in this digital age. There were a few practical hiccups that affected my experience. While I was unable to work in my room due to ongoing renovation work, the staff declined my request to use the business centre free of charge—even though it was empty and quiet. Small gestures like allowing access to such facilities can make a big difference for guests who need to stay productive. Additionally, the breakfast offering was below expectations, falling short of typical hotel standards.

We stayed twice in Ashoka , room 522 , no hot water just luke warm , shower head dripping ice cold water while using hand held shower, 5 nights in that room, then 757 three nights, not bad , staff is very pushy about tipping, very bad , even using the toilet, they see me coming, run to the washroom , take out paper towel from dispenser and give it you , asking for tip or give you pathetic look , not very comfortable, I would give this hotel 3 stars , stayed in Holiday inn express in Jaipur , very clean , no one harassing you , very pleasant staff

Sliten

Very poor internet service and staff doesn’t realize a need for them to help

Room good and staff courteous

Room was awful

Room so bad .