Bajaj Indian Home Stay

It’s very cozy and perfect for someone traveling alone. I am an 18 year old woman from The United States of America and I’ve been living in India for about 6-7 months. (Not touring, LIVING). It’s a safe area near an atm, drug store, and little convenience store (keep in mind these are the Indian versions so don’t expect to go into the drug store and get chips) and i felt very safe and protected. The staff went out of their way to make sure I was doing okay. I had a 103 degree fever while there and honestly I felt very safe if there was an emergency or if something happened. I was also there during the Delhi NCR and CAA protests and I had no issues in the area with violence or the potential for it. Very safe area. 10/10 would recommend.

I couldn’t figure out how to turn on the heat. (I’m not the most adapt at technology so that’s most likely on me) It’s also not wheelchair accessible from what I saw and they have very small rooms (I loved having a small room but I know that it can make other people uncomfortable so I’m putting it here)

I went with a doubt in mind but as soon as I stepped in, I was in for a full surprise. This place is truly home away from home. Many people use this phrase but here I saw it applied, first time in my life. I am a well travelled person inuding abroad and I am extremely choosy. But I have decided to stay at Bajaj Homestay everytime I visit Delhi, even if I have to go to Gurgaon...My best wishes to all.

liked everything

The staff was very nice and helpful, the owner was very kind to accept payment at hotel itself and no advance deposit. The food was superb and room very clean. The view from the terrace was nice. I will surely recommend this hotel to other people travelling.