Submitted by Mr. Oliver Gerbitz
The location is very apt, which is right in the center of Karol Bagh. It is very reasonable as per the facilities and amenities it provides. It has excellent interiors. Every time I come to India I would like to put up with you. U ROCK!!!!!!!.

Submitted by Mrs. Craig
The stay with this hotel was great. Everything was taken good care of. The hotel can easily be a strong competitor for any of the 5 Star hotels in Delhi. AMAZING BUSINESS HOTEL.

Submitted by B V Gopala
Rooms were spacious, including all the luxurious amenities. The staff was hospitable, courteous and provided warm service throughout the stay.

Submitted by Mr. James Mathieus
Room was very comfortable with all amenities. The complementary lavishly laid breakfast was just like honey on the toast.

Submitted by Mrs. Srinivas
The atmosphere of the hotel was quite good. I like the service of hotel and I will recommend to my friends and relatives also and most importantly the free-WI-FI had an incredible speed. On the whole the experience was AWESOME.

• Maximize the fire safety and security through the selection of a room located between the 4th and 6th floor rooms above avoid the sixth floor - the maximum height that fire-department ladders can reach
• When not possible, except a hotel on the ground floor that has doors and windows that open outward.
• For security in motels, avoid ground floor rooms facing the parking lot. If you can not get a room on a higher level, take one overlooking the courtyard.
• Look for information about security in the fire room and read to familiarize yourself with the nearest fire exit / staircase and find the nearest fire exit.
• Upon entering his hotel room, make sure the door closes securely and that the lock works. Keep the lock and safety bar in all the time.
• Choose a hotel with modern electronic locks of the guest room because it automatically blocks change combination lock with every new guest so there is little chance of a duplicate key to your room.
• Must have sprinklers in rooms, hallways, meeting rooms and likewise for smoke detectors.
• Each room should enable your external marking.
• Score telephones in the corridors and halls must not allow direct dialing room, so anyone using the phone should have to call the operator and ask for a guest room by name, not the number of rooms.
• Must have safety locks on windows and adjoining doors.
• The hotel should be well lit interior corridors, parking structures and gardens.
• The parking garage should not have elevators taking passengers to the guest floors. Just go to the reception.
• Do not open the door to a hotel or motel room without verifying who it is. If a person claims to be an employee, call the reception and ask if someone from your staff must have access to your room and for what purpose.
• Keep your room key with you at all times and not needlessly display in public. If lost, please notify the reception immediately.
• Close the door securely whenever you are in your room and use all locking devices provided.
• Check that all sliding glass doors or windows and doors are locked wiring closet
• Do not invite strangers into your room - ever.
• Do not draw attention to yourself by displaying large amounts of cash or expensive jewelry.
• Place all valuables in the hotel or motel safe, always.
• When returning to your hotel or motel late at night, be aware of your surroundings, never be alone, stay in well lit areas and use the main entrance.
• Take a moment and look for the nearest exit that can be used in case of an emergency.
• If you see suspicious activity, notify the hotel operator or a staff member.