We stayed here during our last few days in India as a treat. It's a pretty nice hotel, the rooms are comfortable, bathroom nice and the staff helpful. We had a kettle that was broken in our room which I asked to be replaced and it was not, apart from that the room cleaning was excellent with tea being restocked, etc. the breakfast was ok, a buffet style and big but a few times I had to ask them to bring us tea, coffee, etc as we'd been waiting for a while. Which is not what I'd expect when paying top prices. The wifi is also extortionate at 750 rupees, still it's a good connection but very expensive. we used the steam room also, staff were attentive, too much so at times to the point I had to ask them to leave the changing room so I could change as there was about 3 members of staff in there and I was also asked to fill out my room details mid-changing privacy needs to be thought of more, especially as I had already given details on reception! Also, the pool is not heated, which is surprising seeing as its outside and a top hotel!

Generally it was a good stay, but a few changes could make it even better.

Was very pleased by the helpful staff, the pleasant room, and the location, close to the Cottage industries emporiums.
Breakfast buffet was very good, but the buffet dinner could be better. The meals in Spice restaurant are good value for money.
The staff was very helpful in providing a doctor when I needed one.

Fantastic location with 5mins drive to Connaugt circle where one can drop dead shopping. Easy access to Akshardam Temple and Kingdom of Dreams..a must to be seen if time permits.Stunning in house restaurant and pasterie shop to tantalise your taste buds.Again its another hotel where you feel at home when you are away from home.

This is a really beautiful and luxurious hotel, very centrally situated.
The rooms are exquisitely furnished and very comfortable.
The staff are extremely friendly, courteous, helpful and eager to please.
I'll ding it half a point for the weirdness factor of having the bathroom separated from the bedroom by a frosted glass wall. Call me a prude, but I find it a little disconcerting using the toilet in full view of my roommate, even if she is my wife. And frankly, I don't need a mirror in front of me while I'm taking a pee, either.
WARNING: do not forget to bring your passport! Some hotels are happy to look the other way about this regulation, but the Metropolitan is very particular about it, which led to an awkward few minutes while I thought I had forgotten mine.