About 25 mins drive from the airport in good traffic.
The hotel is huge, grand and luxurious. There are 2 flights of stairs to navigate from the entrance to the lobby level. Something to note for those with physical disabilities.
The room is a little small for 2 pax, though the bathroom and shower area is a good size with all amenities provided. Water pressure in the shower is good. Bed and pillows are way too soft for my liking, never a fan of beds that sink in.
Breakfast at the Capital Kitchen is a standard spread. A small selection of cold cuts, typical buffet line of American breakfast staples of sausages, baked beans and potatoes. Live station for eggs and Indian staples.
Service was excellent and friendly. Overall a comfortable stay but I do think they can go easy with the scent / perfuming, it was so strong (and pungent for me) that it gave me a bad headache.
We have stayed in this hotels several times, the metro is just in front of hotel. We took metro from air port , transit in next stop by changing to blue line to Janakpuri west, and the hotel is just
ผผู้ใช้ไม่ระบุชื่อGood hotel located near Connaught, can reach with 10min walk. Good security and sumptuous buffet breakfast. Highly recommended and will return
SSummer bellWe have stayed in this hotels several times, the metro is just in front of hotel. We took metro from air port , transit in next stop by changing to blue line to Janakpuri west, and the hotel is just
ผผู้เข้าพักA potentially great place to stay but for the terrible attitude of staff
The apartments are well appointed and of a decent size. They are generally clean too with nice bedsheets.
The location in Aerocity is perfect for a layover as it's close to the airport but a long drive into town if you plan on sightseeing.
However, all the positives are undercut by the atrocious service - short, sharp answers and general unhelpful attitudes from some staff really put a downer on our stay.
A good breakfast is served in the adjoining Andaz hotel building. A complicated walk down steps, narrow paths and courtyards - this isn't a major issue except that getting directions from the staff is like getting blood from a stone.
Kashish at the front desk couldn't be less helpful if she tried. Leaving me guessing and lost in the heat. In the end, I insisted she get off her seat and show me, which she begrudgingly did.
A little bit of customer service training would make the Hyatt perfect. And if directions are too difficult to describe - please put up signs.