Haveli Dharampura - Unesco Awarded Boutique Heritage Hotel

i have big problem with this hotel , location very bad , just walking long time , in safe place , small rooms , i didn’t stay i just see the room and not stay but they refuse to return back amy thing

The most special of places! Every aspect is a joy. Learning to fly a kite like they only do in Delhi while pigeons are being trained and called to in right flocks on the rooftops is something magical. The tasting menu is delicious and there is so much of it! Come to dinner very hungry! The flavor if each dish is a journey through history, each with its own story and unique expansion of sensory horizon. A hidden jewel, rocked away where you could never imagine. Our room is beautiful too .. this property cannot be explained in a simple review like this. It needs a blog post to even begin. Just book .. there is so much more

One of my favorite magic places in the world ✨♥️ Like an Indian fairytale coming to life. You can feel the enchanting vibes of ancient times. The staff felt like family from the very beginning… I envy every person who still has this experience ahead of them. And make sure you fly kites on the roof terrace in the early evening, guys! Last but not least: The food is delicious

Gorgeous luxurious Haveli in the heart of old Delhi. The breakfast is delicious with a variety of fresh items. Our favorite was the poori with potato curry. Best masala chai. The staff is very friendly, attentive and helpful. Clean and large rooms. Beautiful renovations.

We chose this hotel for its location in the centre of Old Delhi. The building and hotel are an oasis of calm in an insanely busy area of Delhi. The problem is that they are selling themselves as a luxury boutique hotel but the service is appalling. The front desk are extremely dismissive and are not interested in any reasonable form of customer interaction. They do not do room service so you have to go downstairs to fetch any drinks you want. Their prices for services and drinks are ridiculous. They charge 750 rupees (£7) for a small bottle of beer but won’t bring it to your room. I needed water so went downstairs to the restaurant where the manager seemed to be annoyed when I asked for a bottle of water. He reluctantly got me a bottle and when I gave him a 500 rupee note (£4.60) expecting some change he dismissed me saying the change was so little it was not worth getting for me. 500 rupees!!! A sealed bottle of water from a good source is only 40 rupees (£0.37). They charge 4000 rupees (£37) for a taxi to the airport when an Uber is only 650 rupees (£6). They are relying on Western tourists who have no idea how much things cost locally. Very strange hotel with a lack of basic hotel amenities staffed by a surly management team.

Beautiful hotel in a converted Manor House on the edge of Chandni Chowk. Like a peaceful oasis from the madness of the lanes outside, we were welcomed with bindis and beads. Our room was spacious, very clean and comfortable, with super effective aircon, you needed the duvet at night. Rooms look out over a central courtyard where the restaurant is, so it’s a little noisy but quiet by 10ish. Be aware the hotel offers cars but charges x10 the rate of an Uber which are easy to use in Delhi.

Charming hotel with lots of character. The complimentary tea was a nice touch. The location is perfect for sightseeing and exploring. We clicked so many beautiful pictures on the gorgeous rooftop terrace. It really made our Delhi vacation fun.

I really loved the traditional decor of the haveli. We got some nice pictures around the hotel and the architecture was just stunning. Some people might find it a bit noisy because of the nearby streets, but earplugs helped us. Will surely recommend!

The service was exceptional. The food was amazing. We had the spinach fried spinach leaf appetizer. This was so delicious and like nothing I have ever tasted. Simply delicious complex flavor. The butter chicken and garlic naan a must have.