Its really nice food I had while we are staying, laundry rates is very higher side as compare & the rooms booked through my friend

I stayed at the Rockland Inn for 2 nights in 2006. Seeing the reviews of some people though really surprise me, it wasn't THAT bad. I mean, in Indian standards, it was a decent hotel. Not the cleanest, there was a bathtub, but hot water doesnt last long. I stayed in an executive suite, and I mean for the money, it was a pretty bad deal, but overall I didn't see any bugs or dirt and it was pretty clean. The noise btw didnt bother me too much, i dont think i noticed it until some of you mentioned. I recommend the restaurant beside the hotel to the right? Sorry lol i forgot the name. Also girls, i wouldnt recommend walking alone.

Not my preference !!!
Not a place to stay if you need a quiet sleep, the Hotel is located right next to a major road, the uninsulated wall typical in india certainly don't help either, worst of all, during my stay, I was woken up a few times by the telephone ringing from the room services desk, which situated right outside my room door. If you happen to get a room on the road side (major road - outer ring road) it'll be noisy so bring the ear plugs. Construction noise and music started at 7am and continued through 7pm...

The room look rather old and not very clean, bed is hard and short, if you are more than 180cm, you need to sleep daigonally.

I change the hotel after one night of stay (not sleep, as the constant noise from the traffic and the telephone just keep woken me up), and I would not recommand this hotel to any one.

I had read another review of the Rockland Inn before travelling and was apprehensive - I was therefore pleasantly surprised to find a hotel that bore no resemblance to the place described in that review. So this is to set the record straight.

The room was stylishly furnished with an en-suite bathroom that was shining and spotless. The bed was very comfortable with crisp white bedding. Two windows gave out on to a busy road but the sound insulation was effective at keeping the noise out.

A brand new TV had BBC World Service and CNN, along with dozens of Indian channels. The air conditioning and fan worked but were not necessary as Delhi in January is like Spring or Autumn in the UK. The lobby was also spacious, spotless and calm, and staff were unfailingly efficient and pleasant. The restaurant was fine too with a buffet selection of tasty Indian dishes for dinner, and a similar choice for breakfast (including porridge.)

The only thing I could have done with was some decent coffee - it was pretty much like other coffees I had in Delhi, but an espresso machine would be a good investment in catering for European guests.