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Facilities
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Connaught Place Pragati Maidan Birla Mandir Appu Ghar Chandni Chowk Qutub Minar |
Dilli Haat |
Red Fort Sis Ganj Gurudwara Safdarjang Tomb Kalkaji Temple Mughal Garden Rashtrapati Bhawan |
Nehru Museum Jama Masjid Dolls Museum National Gallery of Modern Art National Railway | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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This
well located hotel is woefully lacking in style and looks. Built
almost 50 years ago a rather glum and depressing building, The
Janpath feels more like a public hospital or school than a hotel.
With dark echoing corridors it's got to be one of the ugliest hotels
in town. Rooms are big though and can easily take a family, but they
feature drab furniture and are painted in uncomfortable colours more
suited to an old school cloakroom. Enormous air-con units further
remind one of decades past. The ground floor lobby and facilities
are much better, they're a little weathered, but active due to its
great location. The business centre is fairly pointless with the
facilities being unavailable for one reason or another, but the
restaurants seem quite popular. If you take away the aesthetics of
the Janpath, it's not that bad. Big rooms, central location and
relatively cheap.
