Villa 33

This guest house was recommended to me by a professional visitor from Japan, who had an excellent experience. I was looking for a possibly extended stay for a few nights to attend to some work in South Delhi. One day before my stay, I received a call from the management inquiring if I had a Delhi-NCR ID. Apparently, there is government rule that guest houses can only have guests with non-local ID. While the information is useful, and I told the host that I do have a non-local DL from my home state. I expressed a bit of irritation at the rule and the host went on to justify it by saying that there is no reason why someone with a house in NCR may want to stay in a guest house. I can probably think of a thousand reasons- reduce commute time, repair works in one's house, attending late night meetings, but the reason really is none of the host's business unless its an illegal activity (even then the host may not be liable as far as the law goes). The next question was if I was planning to stay alone or with someone. By this time I could guage that I was getting a differential treatment based on some parameters- I don't think I need to elucidate these further. Altogether it reminded me of standard Delhi horror stories about pesky landlords. So Indian women, please book a standard five star hotel instead of trying out this quaint looking boutique "stay".

Only eight rooms in this specious former home in a quiet part of Haus Khaz: They are all distinctly decorated and quite comfortable. Anil, the owner and manager, was very helpful to us and the other guests. In the morning we had Masala chai and a full breakfast, and often there would be a diverse group of interesting peoples from around the world and India. Truly a very pleasant stay! We would come back without question.

Villa 33 is situated in a quiet, safe area in South Delhi away from the hustle and bustle of Old Delhi, we found this location ideal as it is only a 4 minute walk to the Metro station and the Metro service is cheap, safe and punctual. The house is a lovely old fashioned residence and Anil his a very knowledgeable and helpful host and hi staff are very friendly. He also has a very good taxi driver (Vikas) and can arrange airport and train collections etc. The breakfast is lovely and you can also pre order a evening meal. Anil will also recommend some local restaurants, the vegetarian one in Hauz Khas village is particularly good. Would stay here again when we return to Delhi. Thanks Brian and Julie.

I would strongly recommend Villa33.10/10! It is a beautiful villa in a safe location . We had been badly scammed on arrival in Delhi and our host Jehan , went out of his way to locate us and he and his father went out of their way to retrieve our money and get us safely to their beautiful home . Mr Saigal and his wife waited up while their driver brought us home . They cooked for us and wouldn’t go to bed till we were fed and settled . Our room was stunning and spacious . Anils kindness will stay with us for life .They are exceptional hosts and wonderful human beings . I hope we can return one day ., to this wonderful property . You might be lucky to get a room as they as deservedly usually full .

Decent Bed & Breakfast. suitable only for one or two days, provided have work near hauz khas. Old but Clean rooms. local restaurant close by Location slightly off and few english channels on TV. Accepts only cash,

A touch of sameness is an otherwise busy city. Long discussions with Anil the owner and other guests over excellent breakfasts made a great start to the day. Such a lovely tree line street surrounded by ancient history. Just wish I could pay homage to all those pass generations who established cities and probably farms right under our feet.

Big spacious rooms with a balconies in quiet a part of town. Lots of old world charm in this classic vila. Both owners and stuff were very accommodating to my needs. You will not find that anywhere else in Delhi at that price. Very friendly stuff and good breakfast options.

Delhi und Neu-Delhi sind, sagen wir, nicht sehr kleine Dörfer. Die Frage ist also, wo bleiben. Besonders beim ersten Besuch in Indien und Delhi. Durch Zufall fand ich diese Gastfamilie in Neu-Delhi und da wir keine genaue Vorstellung davon hatten, wohin wir gehen und was wir sehen sollten, buchten wir sie. Und es war ein reines Vergnügen, in einer Villa mit sehr stilvollem Interieur zu leben, die von einer lieben Familie und einem netten Team geführt wird. Wenn Sie also nach der Ankunft in Indien oder vor der Abreise in der Nähe sind, kann ich dieses Hotel wärmstens empfehlen.