Luxury Hotels in India from AED 492

"Great place close to the airport "

"During my recent trip to India, I stayed at four different hotels, and JW Marriott was the most impressive hotel for me. First, I liked the Aerocity area( safe and had plenty of restaurants) for tourists Second, I enjoyed the excellent gym and sauna facilities at the hotel.(must try!) Third, the buffet offered a wide variety of delicious food. Lastly, the staff were extremely friendly, which made the trip even more pleasant. Special thanks to Shahnawaz Khan and Chef Jhalak for making a memorable experience. If I visit Delhi again, I would definitely stay at this hotel."

"Great hotel. "

"Stay at Taj place is ofcourse Great from checkin to checkout. Warm welcome at check in and comfortable room. Delicious breakfast and well maintained pool. Very polite staff. "

"The Property was really Good and Amazing as usual, A Day before a Representative messaged me and Checked if i have any request and she was reminding me about breakfast, lounge time etc and was really helpful and made the stay very pleasing, the Customer representative is Kaamini Samraj, i want to send special mention for her."

"The hotel was amazing from the property to the staff. The restaurants were great and the pool was clean. The surrounding areas of the property was not safe or good. It was very far from the airport and the Taj Mahal. "

"Great help with connection from airport to hotel. Check in staff very friendly and helpful. "

"Beautiful hotel and great service! "

"Check in was a little slow owing to the number of people checking in .. else can’t complain … staff at the restaurant were very attentive and tried their best to meet my requirements of a medium rare steak but for some reason the chef said owing to the meat being locally sourced they only offer it as well done .. in fact he berated the waiter for even requesting the same .. though the manager did apologise for the mix up …else everything else went off very well , except maybe one bit of the room had a few stains to prove that housekeeping I guess struggles to keep up with high occupancy.. not an excuse "