This hotel is in a great location. It is minutes from the fantastic Delhi Metro station Civil Lines. It's SO easy to ride the metro a couple of stops to the central areas of Delhi.

The rooms are large, quiet, comfortable and good value for money. The pool is a decent size and the garden a nice place to retreat to for a cool off.

Staff are extremely helpful should you need any advice or help. I would definately stay here on my next trip to Delhi.

I particularly liked the fact that my room had a seperate seating area that I could retreat to after putting my 4 year old to bed.

We stayed at this lovely place three separate times in the month of December 2007.

Staff was fabulous ... especially front desk and breakfast waiters. We stayed in three separate rooms, and highly recommend an upgrade to the newly renovated 4th floor executive suites.

Travel in India can be tiring, and having a wonderful place like Maidens Hotel to relax in made our stay in India FABULOUS.

Spent 2 nights at this lovely hotel. Everything about our stay was enjoyable. Food at breakfast and dinner was excellent. Nice big rooms although a little faded. Great pool area. Service throughout the hotel was first class. They are great people.

I found the Maidens to be a great hotel. If you are visiting Delhi as a tourist, this is the place for you. It is full of colonial charm, great service, and has beautiful grounds and landscaping complete with roaming peacocks. The room was very large with traditional décor. The breakfast was good. Architecturally the building is a delight. It lacks some of the modern elements you would find in a business hotel- it is a historic building with some creaks and old fashioned elements, but that is what I found best about it. It is a relaxing oasis that connects with India’s history and is also near the Red Fort and other attractions. On the same trip I stayed one night at one of the modern business hotels downtown where I paid more and wished I was back at the Maidens.