Wongdhen House

Our stay at wongdhen house was wonderful. This was our second stay and we are looking forward to stay there in the near future again. Besides that, they serve very delicious breakfast platters. Very comfortable for family tourists.

The property is really clean and beautiful with all the needed amenities. They also have signature cafe on rooftop and a restaurant at the reception making it easy to access for the guests.

It was a pleasant stay. The main thing was the privacy and hygiene which really impressed me there

My wife and I often stay in Majnu ka Tilla at Wongden House whenever we visit Delhi, as we've generally had pleasant experiences in the past. However, during this visit, we encountered a few issues that left us disappointed. Firstly, when some of our friends joined us and checked into their room, they found that the air conditioning wasn’t working. It was an especially hot day, so they asked the receptionist if they could switch to a room with a functional AC. Unfortunately, the receptionist responded quite rudely, saying it wasn’t her concern and that her shift was over, directing them to speak to the security guard instead. This was unexpected and unprofessional behavior. Secondly, another friend of ours, who’s from Delhi, came to visit us, and it got late. We asked the same receptionist if there was an available room for him to stay, and again, her response was unfriendly. She bluntly said there were no rooms, without any further explanation. This attitude didn’t make us feel welcome. The room itself was just okay but could definitely use more thorough cleaning, and there was an unpleasant smell coming from the window. Given these issues, we felt the price was quite high for what we received. Overall, this experience was disappointing, and we hope Wongden House improves its customer service and room upkeep in the future.

It's a very nice place staff was so friendly book from here and get wht i want.

In the afternoon we arrive at the outskirts of Majnukatilla, the ******* quarter. There we take a rickshaw [100INR] for the luggage, and walk through some alleys to Wongdhen House. The staff is not very helpful at first glance. We have rooms on different floors, the elevator appears to be unstoppable on the 3+4th floor, difficult with a lot of luggage. Rooms are small but ok, there is a kettle and bottle of drinking water available. There is no view. For dinner or breakfast you can go to the immediate vicinity. Ama café is a good recommendation. You can arrange a taxi to the airport at the reception for 1600INR + 100INR rickshaw for the luggage.