We stayed here for 2 nights. the price was good compering to other guesthouse. the room was clean and quiet. hot water 24 hours. the stuff were very friendly. the only problem was that there was a really small window in the room.

This place is filthy and the staff couldn't care less about running a decent hotel. While this establishment might have been "ok" in the past, it's gone downhill to being one of my least favourite places in Pahar Ganj. The price was too high, the toilets in most of the rooms I visited were stained with feces, the television didn't... More

Firstly, we came in at night and we called the day before and the manager told us he would gave us a room for RS 600 and after asked us RS 700. We asked for a window, and it was a window facing a wall... We have travelled for over a month in India and honestly the bathroom was one... More

Location: Paharganj, Main Bazaar Road - very lively market area by day, can be a little scatchy by night. Room: Plus: Fairly big, fairly clean, bathroom with hot shower and “Western” toilet (toilet paper for sale at reception), in room AC, in room WIFI (for a small fee), big minus: room on ground level is directly next to the reception... More

I'd like to start off by saying that we staying in India for a month. We know what to expect of Indian hotels and are not just spoiled Americans. Our stay at Hare Krishna was very lack luster from the start. The rooms were absolutely filthy. While the owner seemed to be very helpful at first, he was quite reluctant... More

Standard fare for Paharganj backpacker territory. Clean, serviceable rooms and a pleasant rooftop restaurant. It's open 24 hours and is a nice place to hang out, but service is slow. Wifi is available for an extra charge and Internet is available on one solitary PC.

If you are used to fancy hotels, with everything arranged to perfection, don't come here. If you're a flashpacker that wants a decent room, this guest house is a good option in the middle of Mian Bazaar. As I'm a light sleeper I asked a room at the inside/backside of the building (thus no window) and had some very good... More

My partner and I stayed at Hare Krishna's for our last 2 nights in India. For 600 rupees a night I couldnt have asked for much more. The staff were helpful, if a little stern looking, and when we needed toilet roll and soap they were happy to supply it. The rooms have no windows, and the floors could do... More

We ended up staying here by accident after a long journey and looking at lots of hotels we settled for hare krishna.. Cell like windowless grubby rooms for a start.. no hot water after it was promised 24hr hot water sir!! The staff wake up and start shouting at 5am.. telephones ringing at 5.15.. so don't expect any sleep!! To... More