Hotel Metro View, New Delhi Hotels from $34

Overall guest ratings

7.4/10 Good

Based on 144 reviews

Review highlights

Location

9.5
Breakfast

8.8
WiFi

6.9
Room

5.4

Good to know

Great reception
Close to public transport

Nearby

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About

Placing you within a 15-minute drive of Jantar Mantar and Jama Masjid, Hotel Metro View offers an airport shuttle (available 24 hours) for INR 1000 per vehicle. Guests will have free perks like WiFi, valet parking, and self parking. Rooms offer up nice touches like Egyptian cotton sheets, premium bedding, and rainfall showerheads.

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Amenities

Fitness center
Free Wi-Fi
Business center
Car rental
Internet
Concierge service
Currency exchange on-site
Laundry service
Meeting/Banquet facilities
Room service
Restaurant
Express check out
Air-conditioned
24 Hour Front Desk
Safe
Free parking
Designated smoking area
Storage available
Terrace/Patio
Tennis
Coffee shop
Airport shuttle
ATM on-site
Laundry facilities
No smoking
Cable or satellite TV
Pets not allowed
Free valet parking

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Guest reviews

Overall Rating

Based on 144 reviews

Location

9.5 "Terrific location."

10.0 "Near to public transport, according to 100%."

9.1 "91% liked the proximity to shopping."

10.0 "Easily accessible by car, said 100%."
Breakfast

8.8 "Breakfast is good."

10.0 "100% were happy with the price of the breakfast."
Vibe

8.8 "Vibe was good."

10.0 "100% enjoyed the friendly atmosphere."
Amenities

8.4 "Amenities are good."

8.4 "84% thought the building was wonderful."
Service

8.4 "Great service."

10.0 "100% found the staff to be very friendly."

8.8 "88% said the reception staff was great."

8.3 "83% were happy with the room service."
WiFi

6.9 "Internet is average."

5.8 "58% thought the wifi quality was ok."
Room

5.4 "Rooms are ok."
Food

5.2 "Food is average."
Cleanliness

4.3 "Not very clean."

4.5 "55% said rooms were dirty."

0.6 "94% said the bathroom was dirty."
Comfort

1.2 "Quite uncomfortable."

1.3 "87% said rooms were small."

2.5 "Air conditioning was criticized by 75%."