The hotel offered to pick me up from the airport, for 800 Rupees. I arranged a taxi at the airport for 250 Rupees, but took the driver a long time to find the hotel. I would recommend you have a map and give the driver directions.

The location is a few minutes walk from several lively street markets and the metro station is within 10 minutes walk.

The room was small, basically furnished and reasonably clean. The staff are very helpful.

A good value hotel for Delhi.

I chose Sri Nanak hotel for 2 reasons: the location (it is nearby the place I needed to go to for business) and the reviews about the staff. When in a new city it is always best to have reliable local information. My expections were infact exceeded.
The hotel is clean and provides a more than average service for the Indian standards of a 3 star. But the people at the reception were outstanding. They helped me organize my days in such a way that I managed to perfectly combine busines and tourism. Transport was just perfect, including the pick up at the airport.
But a special note is for the restaurant: I had the most enjoyable indian food; not the usual tourist stuff, but authentic indian cuisine in a very friendly environment.
I will for sure come back the next times I will be in Delhi.

This was our first trip to India and our first stay in this hotel. To me it bore no resemblance to the lavish reviews I've read on this site, but it was clean and things worked. I was charged 700 rupees for a "complimentary" pickup from the airport, but I must blame myself as I had forgotten that the pickup was supposed to be free. The location is awful, but perhaps the rest of Delhi is like that (we only went from the airport to the hotel and back). There was also some problem with the online reservation payment gateway and if I hadn't checked the total would have paid about twice what I was supposed to. I don't know quite how to rate this hotel as I haven't seen others in Delhi, but I certainly don't think the hotel deserves the praise some reviewers have cast on it.

We spent 4 nights, in 2 stays, during March, in different rooms. The rooms are small, with little storage space, but clean, the bed firm but adequate. The air con worked but was noisy, the fridge didn't work. The bathroom is a 'wet room' so take your thongs/flip-flops, but there was hot water. The staff were friendly & helpful. Unless they already know where it is, taxis won't be able to find it - it's buried in the 'motor-cycle repair' section of the bazaar. But they will be able to find the gurdwara: the hotel is very close - if the gurdwara is on your LHS, turn R for 1 block, & vise versa. Alternatively, arrange for the hotel to send a car to meet you at the station or airport. The dining room on the top floor is not very attractive, although an Indian family had a birthday party there - good sign. Be careful of the food - my wife had a dose of salmonella 2 days after we left & is convinced it was from a re-heated veg biryani she had there. In summary, it's OK for an occasional night's stay, if you're prepared to live out of your suitcase, & it's inexpensive. For some reason they wouldn't take a CR card for payment but insisted on cash.