Grace Home
Delhi
At a glance
Grace Home, nestled in the Saket district of New Delhi, offers an inviting retreat for travelers seeking a comfortable stay in the capital. Known for its welcoming ambiance, this establishment provides an array of accommodations that aim to make every guest feel at home. Although specifics about its dining options are not available, visitors can expect a genuine reflection of local culture either through its decor, location or dining offerings. Situated in a residential area, Grace Home provides a peaceful environment amidst the bustling cityscape, making it an ideal spot for those who appreciate quiet and charm.
The style at Grace Home aligns with a simple yet comfortable setting, making it suitable for solo travelers, couples, or small groups who prefer a more intimate stay. This ambience could be particularly appealing to those seeking to experience local culture in a relaxed atmosphere. Whether one is exploring the historical marvels or the modern attractions nearby, Grace Home serves as a convenient base to experience the diverse offerings of Delhi.
Reviews
stayed in room 301 Positives: About a 5-7 mins walk from Saket metro station, exit no. 3. Decent upper class residential area & building. The room rates included breakfast & are not too pricey. The bed mattress is quite firm & good for the back & that was a relief since I have a bad back. But others may prefer a softer mattress There were 3-4 towels (bath & h&) available. Lots of clothes hangers in the cupboard & good storage space. There is a common sitting area on the 3rd floor & a balcony too for smoking & watching the neighbourhood goings on. Areas of improvement or shortcomings: was put up on 3rd floor & there wasn’t a lift, so it can be a bit tiring to climb up & down a few times a day. The rounding stairs are tricky, even risky especially in the dark on the diagonal steps, since you can miss the step & fall. They should be having the lights switched on throughout the day on the staircase but they don’t. It would be a simple matter to have movement sensor-based lights on the stairs; not sure why that’s not been done. Its required urgently. The building & the room is a bit old & it shows. The two single beds in the room are quite small in terms of their dimensions; the smallest among the 30-40 hotels I have stayed in, in the past 3-4 years. & this is a big negative for me. It leads to a very disturbed & uncomfortable sleep. Not sure if the beds in all other rooms too are similar. But as a solo male traveller, I am also aware that such people are given the most inconvenient or uncomfortable rooms. Along with the bed size the other big negative is deficient natural light in the room. Although there is a window, it looks out against a wall & the light filtering in from above too in inadequate. I guess this is the state of all other rooms too since this building is sandwiched in between 2 other buildings. These 2 shortcoming are big ones for me personally due to which I doubt I will come here again. Within the room, there was an odd step up near the toilet & that is quite unusual. I stubbed my toe frequently against this change in levels. There are many extraneous switches in the room & toilet ; it takes time to know which switch is used for what purpose. The AC made a loud noise frequently. It works but is an old one. When checking-in, the lady should ideally explain basic stuff of how things work: the AC, the water heater in the toilet etc. She didn’t. The instructions pasted on the back of the room door are a bit contradictory with the info sent over email e.g. breakfast timings, wifi password etc. That should be rectified. Room lights are adequate but a bit harsh on the eyes. The bathroom/toilet does have an unpleasant smell especially in the mornings, possibly sewage related. Toilet lighting is not great, one notices that especially when shaving. The toilet exhaust fan should have a wire mesh on the outside to prevent mosquitoes from coming inside. The toilet is slightly old. Breakfast is provided but am unsure what exactly is offered. The first morning there was besan chilla & egg preparation & toast. Some others at the table were having apple but am not sure if they paid separately for it or if it was for everyone. The next morning it was just eggs & toast. Am confused about the system or whats on offer. On the day I checked-in, I went out for a walk. I returned to find my room door open & a lady with 2 technicians trying to fix the AC. I had not really unpacked & my luggage contents were spread all over the room. I was not even called & asked whether someone could enter my room for fixing the AC. Definitely not good etiquettes. Had I known about this at least I would have kept the luggage contents in the cupboard & not spread out. Observations: there is a small lift that is only for luggage. There are dogs in the neighbourhood which can become a bit aggressive as I experienced, so perhaps one needs to be careful especially when returning late at night. There is a owner’s small dog too who may be walking around on the property, so if you are scared of dogs, you may need to factor that in.