Hotel Ajanta

“Nice accomodation near Delhi Station (7 min walk or by Riksha) with a very good restaurant. You can by tickets for train or acvities in an office in the hotel. Around the corner you find a lot of shops to buy handcraft goods made of marble.”

“Good hotel, great service will be staying again.”

“After numerous issues upgraded to suite and all resolved.”

“Everything was good. The breakfast the staff cleanliness. We paid very little because we booked in advance as genius travellers. Something strange happened when we wanted to check-in. Everything was arranged, booked. There was a man, probably "Rahul" his name, and he might be the senior manager. His office was a room just behind the reception. When we should register, he asked us from where we come, and I answered that we were in India already 10 days. Seeing that we are turkish he claimed this: "We are under the control of the state. I cannot take you to the hotel, because of the corona virus threat. In order to check in, you have to go to a state hospital and get a health certificate. Then you can check in." I answered "Ok, If this is the rule, we will go to the hospital then." The man said: "Better you go to some other hotel now, that doesn't ask for health certificate" I said: "We are fine. We are healthy. We will go to the hospital and get the certificate." He said: "I recommend you not to go to hospital, they might detain you for 14 days in quarantine. It is much easier that you go to another hotel" I said: "No. We don't want to go to another hotel, we want to stay here." He went away. Then somebody from the reception came and said we should first see the room before we go to the hospital. We agreed and they showed us a room, ground floor, small, no windows. I think they showed us a bad room, in order to make us leave the place on our own. Then I sat there with my wife and called a friend of mine, Anoop, who is the chairman of Travel Agencies Association of India, and asked him if there is such a thing that hotels require a health certificate from hospitals. He said no such thing is known to him, that only for Italy and Iran there are restictions, and that this is not normal.”