Bunk Hostel Delhi — Hotel in Delhi

🙏 The service is what makes this place five stars! Being my first stay in India, I was welcomed very openly and instantly felt their kindness. The staff helped me with directions and questions, even pointed me in the direction of a less popular place to visit. I felt this place has some soul, it has been opened for some time I believe and so it has history and really feels like a travelers hostel. A very good price for everything you are provided.

📌 The location is super, right near the metro and outside is a bazaar, where you can get fruits, perfect for me! You can watch the business going on from the balcony. Its also not very loud and I felt safe in the area. They offer water, hot too! The rooftop is a highlight, really nice to socialize or chill out there, power outlets are available and regular cleaning is carried out, it has a large number of plants which I love. Also has books and a board with quotes and a whiteboard, adds to that hostel feeling :)

🛏 The beds and showers/toilet is fine, they are situated in the bedroom. The place is a little older so there is signs of age but I felt it was cleaned regularly. The sheets/pillow were not spotless but its a budget hostel, most travelers will be fine to sleep here. There is A/C and fans, the fans are loud yet they keep you cool so all good! A large and cozy blanket is also provided which is great. The beds have very large lockers which is a big plus point. I experienced only cold water in the showers, all good for me though, there was a pleasant smell in the bathroom too.You can also order from a food delivery service like zomato and enjoy your meal on the rooftop, just order with cutlery if you don't have your own. The staff informed me that a fridge is also available to keep your items cold which is very nice!

🙏This is a great hostel to get your travels started in India, it brought me good vibrations and feelings, a beautiful welcome to Mother India, made possible because of the hostel/traveler vibe, location, rooftop and the brilliant staff. As I said, the staff were very helpful, I forget their names as I stayed in March but it was the guy in the red in the photo as well as another gent and a female staff member, they provided me with lots of great info and I really appreciate their friendliness which is so welcoming.

❤ Thank you guys, much...

A Haven for Travelers: The Perfect Blend of Comfort and Community

From the moment I stepped into the hostel, the warmth of the welcome was palpable. The reception was not just a transactional space but a doorway to new friendships and experiences. The hostel offers both dormitory beds and private rooms, catering to the needs of solo adventurers and groups alike.

The dormitory beds are a testament to the hostel’s commitment to community and affordability. The private rooms, on the other hand, are a sanctuary of tranquility, boasting cleanliness and comfort that rival any high-end accommodation.

What sets this hostel apart is its open rooftop and balconies. They are not just architectural features but social hubs where travelers from around the world share stories under the stars. The amenities are nothing short of amazing—clean, modern, and accessible, they enhance the stay exponentially.

As a solo traveler, I found the hostel to be a safe and inviting space. For groups, it’s a place where memories are made. Whether you’re here to find solitude or camaraderie, this hostel is a testament to the joy of travel.

Overall, my experience was nothing short of exceptional. It’s a place I would recommend to any traveler seeking a home...

We had called the receptionist to check with room availability before arriving to the hostel. We arrived at the mentioned time and gathered up around the reception (a small counter) for around 10 mins, but no one was there to proceed with checkin procedures. We asked a clumsy looking guy sitting behind us for the receptionist but he mumbled something to himself which we never decoded till now. After waiting for another couple of minutes, we rang up the same number and to our surprise we were startled to see this clumsy, goofy guy pick up the call. He himself was the receptionist and never bothered to ask us about our checkins. It took around 5 minutes for him to decide to get up from his chair and move to the counter. Later he asked for our IDs, for which he never opened his mouth and took his own sweet 15 mins to do the investigation on our IDs. Later we checked into the private rooms, which was very poorly maintained. The hallways were abandoned, rooms smelled of cigarettes, no bath towel, no soap, no seat cover for the closet as well. The AC started leaking water and temp couldn’t be controlled using remote. It felt like a city’s forgotten trash corner. Still wondering who left all those handwritten notes on the walls of the...