I turned up to this hotel having booked it through an online website paying good money to what the rate for this hotel really is and after a long flight arriving at midnight I was told that the hotel was "overbooked" and that I need to stay at another hotel at similar standard around the block called the "Suncourt Hotel". Then the next day when I came back to that hotel my bags where sent back to Sun City so I had to find my way back to Sun City myself. Even though Suncourt was not as nice, the staff at Suncourt were a lot more friendly then Sun City which just grabs your passport like its an annoyance that you turned up to inconvenient them. The staff at Sun City have an attitude problem and need to learn some basic manners.

Suncity's rooms are ok, but there is REALLY NO POINT BOOKING THIS HOTEL ON THE INTERNET, the rate online is really really really pricey to what it really costs, so you might as well just turn up and see what they have, since you are not going to get a room anyway if you book it online. If you are paying maximum price at least they shouldn't overbook you and send you to another hotel in the middle of the night, the taxi driver wasn't very happy he had to drive me to another hotel as well.

Booked a three-night stay directly with the hotel. Is a basic, no-frills hotel and would have been adequate if we did not experience problems. Bed linens are thin and old. Urinal cake balls placed in the sink and the shower, don’t know why? The included breakfast, we skipped, consisted of cold toast, coffee, tea, and juice. The tables were filled with dirty dishes when we arrived and no attendant insight to clear them.

Our bad experiences:
Thirty minutes after checking into room 206, a sewage smell filled the bathroom and the entire room. After speaking with the front desk, someone came and sprayed air freshener. The smell continued, so we requested another room. We were given room 305, and were not aware of its location directly below the kitchen and tiny rooftop restaurant. The second issue with the room, every time we flushed the toilet, it leaked water on the floor from the pipe where it connects to the wall. Not very sanitary. We were kept up all night long by loud banging sounds despite no customers in the restaurant. I think I was able to sleep from 2am to 4am, then the noises started again. Turning on the AC did not help to drown out the construction-like noise.

At midnight we called around the city for an alternative place to stay. Checked out of the Sun City the next morning. Front staff had to call the manager since we were checking out early. After telling him the reasons we were checking out, he yelled at us, called us a lair because no body else complained about sewage smells, or the noise from the kitchen. He said the toilet could have been fixed, sure, but how long would that have taken!

Stayed for two nights. Our room was near the lifts & due to the marble floors noise echoed around.
Be wary when checking in of a "reperesentative" who will try to whisk you to his travel agency & sell you an expensive trip to the Taj Mahal.

Hotel SunCity is tucked away in a corner of the Karol Bagh area of Delhi. It isn't easy to find, but it's worth the search. It's very affordable by Delhi standards (1600 Rs. for a double). The rooms are comfortable and clean, hot running water is always available, and there's even internet service available in the hotel lobby. The staff is friendly and helpful. There's no restaurant in the hotel, but room service is available (although the food is not the greatest). Hint: Avoid the Abyss Travel Agency which the hotel recommends; the name almost says it all -- it's abyssmal!