As someone with a love of India, and also with a keen interest in British history, a stay at Maidens Hotel in New Delhi was a real treat. Our Indian customer kindly made the reservation for me and the hotel did not disappoint. The building was built back in the days of British rule in India and the Hotel still... More

Hard to stay in double room with not single ray from sun, no drop of day light. Room are lare and comfortable, beds are too soft (may be old and not symetricaly soft). Swimin pool is somehow dirty but breakfast arden is exelent.do not look to much at the buildin from outside, the AC, plubing etc is horibly placed so... More

Before going to Kashmir we stayed again at the Maidens on 24th and 27th May. Going to the Maidens is like going to visit your grandmother: old comfortable and and you can always depend on warmth and comfort. Nice to see most of the staff from last time. Our lugguge was stored whwn we went to Varanasi so we only... More

I stayed here for 3 nights and found it a truly peaceful place to stay in Delhi's chaos. No traffic noise, faded colonial comfort and spacious rooms ( as others have said, though, they are windowless!). Very pleasant grounds and pool, and the metro (Civil Lines) is a 5 minute walk, meaning you can get places easily. This is also... More

A relatively cheap high quality hotel with good food and well kept gardens. Lovely pool though its location by the plant room meant it wasnt peaceful. Very good service. We were slightly disappointed that our room, though large and well- equipped, had no view. There was a high window with opaque glass and the glass in the door was also... More

We arrived late at night to be welcomed by smiles and helpful faces. The rooms were better than the pictures, which is saying something! Linen, towels and room were clean, crisp and a great welcome. Bathroom beautifully renovated for a touch of luxury. We were given an upgrade without request, which was fantastic as we had 2 young children. even... More

We stayed for two nights at the beginning of May. Everything was perfect! Friendly, helpful staff, beautiful room, lovely gardens and excellent food. Close to Civil Lines Metro station. We would definitely use this hotel on our next trip to Delhi.

A lovely heritage hotel with lovely gardens. Rooms are clean and quiet. Good showers! Fine food and good service. There was supposed to be a buffet dinner but somehow it was not available on the two nights we visited. Nonetheless, the food was fine and inexpensive. We liked this place!

Looking at the map, this is not too close to New Delhi. However, it's very close (approximately 200 yds) to the Civil Lines Metro station, which changes everything to make this become a very good location. I stayed in a downstairs room with had a window onto the corridor, however, I believe that the first floor rooms have windows overlooking... More