WelcomHeritage Haveli Dharampura

This hotel is one of “the” places to stay if you are looking for a traditional, old world experience. The surrounding neighborhood may come as a shock to those unaccustomed—it is in the heart of Old Delhi, near Red Fort. A porter walks your bags from the taxi drop off via a narrow alley to the hotel entrance, (3-4 min). The hotel itself is beautifully restored, with historic architecture, ornate detailing, and an airy, well lit restaurant and rooftop. They even have regularly scheduled performances, although we did not experience these. For culturally curious folk, it is a wonderful oasis in the heart of Old Delhi. The hotel itself is great, though those skittish about Old Delhi conditions/culture may feel more comfortable in New Delhi.

We had a fantastic stay at this hotel in the heart of Old Delhi. You step out the door into the narrow, winding alleyways. It's walking distance to the Red Fort and many markets. It's a lovely oasis when you need a break from the hot, busy streets. They have an excellent on site restaurant. We love eating local food but it's great to be able to get a cappuccino. The food was outstanding and we tried a bottle of Indian wine too. All the staff were very helpful and attentive. We would definitely stay here again.

The Haveli Dharampura is an oasis of tranquillity in the heart of Old Delhi. The building, with a lovely courtyard/restaurant, has been beautifully renovated and the food and service were excellent. Located within walking distance of the bazaars and Chandni Chowk of Old Delhi as well as the Red Fort and Jama Masjid mosque the location is perfect for exploring Old Delhi.

Lovely hotel with good food and helpful staff. WiFii could have been better.

Hotel is, quite literally, an oasis in the confusion & dirt of Old Delhi. However, we booked one of the Shahjahan Suites (102) & found it to be less than desirable. The room itself is beautiful & well-appointed, but the location is terrible. Behind the headboard & in the shower (same wall), there are shuttered windows which lead directly to the wash kitchen. The clatter of pots, chatter, & cell phones starts at 7am, and continues with lunch and dinner dishes. Taking a shower while hearing this didn’t exactly provide a sense of privacy. Perhaps other suites are better situated. In addition, our check-in experience was odd & disconcerting. When we arrived, somewhat lost & confused after walking down a muddy path, there was no “Welcome to X hotel”, no “May I have your name?”, or any other greeting. We were firmly asked to leave our bags by the door & to follow our host further in to another room where we were seated. Our passports were asked for, & we signed the guest book. Throughout all of this, no one asked our names or confirmed any detail of our reservation, or that we were expected at all. While the experience of getting a bindi was interesting, I would have preferred acknowledgement that we were in the right place. Finally, there was a slight issue that could have been a much bigger problem with our departure. The day prior to leaving, we spoke to the front desk to arrange a taxi for the airport. After dinner, we checked that the request had been put in – it had not.

Fabulous ancient restored haveli in a back street of Old Delhi, very close to the markets and attractions such as Red Fort and Jama Masjid mosque. The haveli has been carefully and attractively restored to it's previous splendour in the midst of the chaos of Old Delhi, 10 minutes walk from the Chandni Chowk metro station. Great location for wandering the streets of Old Delhi. The haveli is a haven of peace and quiet with 2 internal courtyards, tucked away from the noise and chaos of the markets, We stayed for 5 nights and immersed ourselves in the street life and sights of Delhi, always very grateful to return to the calm of the haveli to relax, chill, eat and drink in the great restaurant. Service is efficient, friendly and relaxed. Enjoyed the evening kite flying from the roof-top and the music dancing evening entertainment.

Incredible. Space was stunning. Food at restaurant was amazing.

A must when traveling to Delhi. Once reached the place has the tranquility and beauty of olden days, excellent food for dinner and breakfast and a very friendly service. The environment takes one back to the hustle and bustle of old times trading.

Beautifully decorated hotel and very friendly staff. Unfortunately, there’s no access road to the hotel and the only way to get there is on foot through alleyways. Not recommended for the lone female traveller

Truly one of the finest hotel restaurants top to bottom. Food best Indian we've ever had, and with service to match Kite flying with staff on roof a wonderful surprise. Live nightly Indian music perfect touch. Great location. tho after dark best maybe to enjoy the hotel experience as some street sunlight. Taxi drop off 2 blocks from hotel, prepare for this in advance with respect to coordinating porter etc. We walked and explored everywhere for the most part, really enjoyed that. Prepare for the street noise, constant hawking, traffic. Locals pretty much ignored us unless trying to sell something/ service. Hotel is an oasis in a sea of energized chaos that's old Delhi.