Hotel Saptagiri

I was coming from US so looked online for a good hotel near Airport but committed the biggest mistake although i read certain bad reviews but then to be positive for the very time overlooked those. The staff was not polite at all the room smell awful and bed sheets are in real bad shape.. i stayed for an hour and then left although i was supposed to check out in morning and had booked free breakfast.... please don't go there.... i wasted my money but don't want you guys to face such an experience.

We spent one night at the Hotel Saptagiri on our last night in India, after traveling for two weeks around the country. We weren't expecting it to be a fantastic stay based on reviews, but our main priority was easy access to the airport, since we flew into Delhi one afternoon and flew out early the next morning. I had booked round-trip transportation to and from the hotel when I booked on hotels.com, but when I contacted the hotel via email, I got no response. When I was in India, I called them on a weekend to confirm they would pick us up and was told I would have to call back during the work week. I called back the morning we flew into Delhi and was told they would pick us up and I gave them our flight number. No one was there at the airport to pick us up and I had to borrow a stranger's cell phone to call the hotel. Someone showed up a bit later with another person's name on the sign for pick-up. When I checked out of the hotel, the person at the desk claimed hotels.com only "holds" my credit card number and does not charge it and that I had to pay the hotel directly when I checked out. The person stated that was standard procedure. I had to dig out email confirmation I had already paid and prove I did not have to pay them a second time. Overall, the room was clean, although the hotel seems to be highly disorganized. If we needed another hotel near the Delhi airport in the future, we would find somewhere else to stay.

This hotel was very satisfactory.

India is a hard place to find decent hotels. You're not going to find anything that appeals to a western taste below a certain price threshold. For a middle of the range costing place, the hotel saptagiri ticks enough boxes to be recommendable. I felt safe. There was hot water in the mornings. The traffic outside is horrendously loud but thats due to India's love of the horn and nothing against the Saptagiri. The staff are friendly, the free breakfast is delicious (if you enjoy Indian food, which if you're in india i'm assuming you do) and the place is located close enough to the airport so that when you arrive, its relatively low fuss to get there. Bring ear plugs and shower early and youll have a great time here on a budget price. It's not 10Rs a night, but trust me, anywhere that costs so little just wont be worth your time.

The location was very good, it is convenient to travel from the hotel. They have their own taxi services waiting. This was very useful, as I had to travel a lot for business. The food wasn't top-class and there are few, but decent choice of food. The breakfast menu is very limited and becomes very boring after a few days. Room's are very nice and clean and temperature controlled for all weather. Please make sure you stay in rooms away from the highway as it is very noisy. Over all, good value for money.

It is near the airport and for these money the gave acceptable quality

Hotel Saptagiri is conveniently located near the International and Domestic Airport, Delhi.

Suggest you don't bother booking the rate which includes airport transfers as the hotel left me (a lone female guest) stranded at the airport at 1:30am and just grunted when I phoned them to ask where they were. They also tried to make me pay for the airport transfer in the morning. Other than that it's an OK hotel but right on a busy road so inclined to be noisy.

Well maintained clean and comfortable hotel near Delhi airport.Room was comfortable ,specious and above all everything in the room was in working condition.For stop over near Delhi airport this was ideal.

Lots of space to improve their way of speaking to hotel guest but they just use a impolite way.