Hotel Silver Saffron Paschim Vihar New Delhi

PATHETIC!!!!!!!!!! Absolute Disappointment!!!!!!! Staying at Ramada by Wyndham New Delhi Pitampura was an exercise in frustration and disappointment. Here’s what went wrong: Staff attitude was appallingly arrogant:** The team behaved like the hotel was their personal property, treating guests with nothing short of disdain. Overbearing scrutiny at every turn:** Every time we stepped in or out, we were bombarded with questions and made to feel like a crime was being committed—completely unnecessary and invasive. Rooms and basic amenities:** The rooms were deeply unsatisfactory. The shower was unreliable and, to make matters worse, there were no towels available in the washroom when needed. Privacy and hygiene concerns:** Housekeeping reportedly entered the room without consent, which felt intrusive and unsettling. Reception leadership:** The on-site managers came across as surveillance-oriented, more focused on watching guests than delivering any kind of service. Value for money:** In short, this stay felt like a poor use of money you’ve worked hard to earn. There are better options in Delhi that actually respect guests and provide decent hospitality. If you’re researching this hotel, be aware that the treatment and conditions described above are not conducive to a comfortable or pleasant stay. Consider alternatives that prioritize guest comfort and respectful service.

Pathetic Stay at Ramada by Wyndham New Delhi Pitampura My experience at Ramada by Wyndham New Delhi Pitampura was far from acceptable. Here’s how it went down: Arrogant staff behaviour: The team acted like the hotel belonged to them personally, as if we were intruding into their private domain. The hospitality felt non-existent and distant, not the level you expect from a supposedly reputable hotel. Overbearing approach at every turn: Every entry and exit from the room was met with interrogative questioning and unnecessary scrutiny, as if we were entering a “fun arena” rather than a comfortable hotel space. Rooms and amenities: The rooms were pathetic. The shower never worked properly, and there were no towels kept in the washroom when needed. Hygiene and housekeeping issues: The house cleaning staff allegedly entered the room without consent, which felt creepy and invasive. Privacy and safety concerns were at an all-time low. Reception management: The so-called managers at the reception behaved like CCTV cameras watching your every move and had zero sense of hospitality. Their attitude was one of surveillance rather than service. Overall value: Don’t waste your hard-earned money on this place. The experience was frustrating, discomforting, and far below any reasonable standard of hospitality. If you’re considering this hotel, you might want to rethink. There are many other options in Delhi that actually prioritize guest comfort and respectful service.

I had one of the worst hotel experiences of my life at so-called “Ramada” Pitampura, New Delhi. I checked in around 3:30 PM with my family, including two kids, and to my utter shock, there was no water in the room. We were left helpless for nearly an hour, waiting for something as basic as water! When it finally came, we thought the nightmare was over, but within the next hour we realized the AC in the room was also not working. After a frustrating wait, we were shifted to another room — and that was even more horrible. The toilet was miserable and unhygienic, with no cleanliness at all, broken flooring, filthy curtains, and plaster literally peeling off the ceiling. It felt more like a rundown lodge than an international chain property. To add to the shock, the room key was a cheap farzi card with no Ramada logo on it — making me doubt whether this was even a genuine Ramada hotel. Overall, this was an extreme pathetic experience. I regret bringing my family here and wasting my time, money, and peace of mind. No one should ever step into this worthless property if they value their comfort, hygiene, or dignity. Ramada must seriously reconsider allowing such a sham property to misuse its name.