Yes, it is a little difficult to find; Yes, you do have to walk past what can only be described as a crack-den to get to the hotel reception (seriously!); but overall Hotel Bright is a good place to stay in central Delhi.

The rooms are quiet, very well decorated (think English country estate B&B), with a good bathroom. Breakfast (served in your room) is very good. The hotel is close to some excellent restaurants on Connaught Place (Amber - in Block N - is fantastic).

Couple of areas to improve - we stayed in January and our room (102) was absolutely freezing, the air-conditioning didn't seem to warm up the room at all and an extra blanket would have been great. I ended up sleeping in my clothes for warmth.

If at all you can improve the entrance to reception, it would make a huge difference to welcoming new guests to your hotel.

Totally a value for money hotel with clean rooms and prompt service.
Convenient to travel as its at Connaught place & 5 minute walk to the metro station.
Easy access to many popular joints around the hotel.
Great morning breakfast.

Very friendly and supportive staff, clean room and Bath, Towels and bed clothes clean, warm water, tasty Food 24hrs available. Located directly at connaught place, approx. 5min Walk to Metro Station. The only inconvenient Thing: there is no place to have breakfast in the room (nö Restaurant in the hotel, they bring the Food to your room). 2 chairs and a table Would be Great.

• I requested the Hotel to help me with a taxi reservation prior my departure. The price I paid was 255% more than my return taxi which was reserved by a travel agency on the street. The car was much better as well
• The price of the room is outrageously expensive compare to the market. I reserved a Hotel in Jaipur with the street Travel Agency for two nights. Hotel Bright was 166% more expensive. The room size of the other Hotel was at least triple without mentioning the common public areas (Dining area, lounge, business center…) which are inexistent at Bright Hotel
• The room at Bright is called “Deluxe Double”. We thought it was a mistake the first night. There were no windows in our room. The space between the bed and the wall is less than 3 feet and maximum 5 feet in front of the bed. Actually you don’t have that space as there is a desk in that area.
• The breakfast is delivered to your room. Actually there isn’t any other choice as there is no lounge or any other common area for the customers. The space in the bedroom is so limited that you can’t eat with your spouse. One has to use the desk and the other a tiny coffee table beside the bed.
• The breakfast selection is very limited. My wife selected the “Fresh Fruit” option. While the fruit was fresh, she got a banana the first day and a papaya the second day. She hates both… The coffee comes like the tea. You got hot water and you bags of tea or instant coffee.
• Getting hot water for the shower is a long process. It is unfortunate to lose all that water in a country where water looks particularly precious.
• The cancellation policy doesn’t give any flexibility. Actually you lose 100% a way before you checked in. You can cancel a reservation within 24 hours in most hotels around the globe. Not at Hotel Bright
• The entry of Hotel Bright is a shame. See the pictures below or attached. It isn’t a joke. You across someone’s apartment (more homeless type of living). It is clearly written on the wall that this section belong to him. We left early one morning to Agra and Jaipur. The person was snoring like a bear. I couldn’t believe it.