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Welcome to Hotel Cottage Yes Please

Hotel Cottage Yes Please, a Budget class hotel, is Centrally located Hotel at Main Bazar Road, Paharganj, New Delhi. The hotel in Delhi is within a short drive to all areas of Delhi offering budget accommodation in Delhi, 500 metres from New Delhi Railway Station,  3 Kms. from Old Railway Station, 12 Kms. from Indira Gandhi International Airport, 1 Km from Connaught Place and just few minutes away from Government Offices, Historical Sites, Cultural Centres, Religious Places, Shopping Malls and Trade Fair ground.

Whether it is the thrill of a vacation or the responsibilities at work that bring you to Delhi, you are sure to find Hotel Yes Please, the perfect budget accommodation in Delhi for you. This budget hotel in Delhi offers fine facilities, excellent service and a luxurious ambience. 

Hotel Yes Please is one of the best New Delhi Budget Hotel providing 45 air conditioned and air cooled  luxuriously appointed rooms and suites with attached bath, Wifi Enabled - Free Wifi Access in the rooms, hot and cold water, Colour TV with Multi channel cable, 24 hours power backup, mini refrigerator, 24 hours Room Service, Internet Services, etc. The roof top of the Hotel is well decorated which provides a panoramic view of New Delhi with prominent buildings dominating the skyscape.

Hotel Cottage Yes Please also has a Travel Desk which offers Currency Exchange, Air Tickets, Railway Tickets, Taxi Service, Airport and Railway station Pickup & Drop facilities, Holiday packages, Tour and Travel packages.

Hotel Cottage Yes Please puts its best foot forward when it comes to hospitality and caters to all the needs of the customer and aim at creating a homely atmosphere for the travellers. For a memorable and unbeatable luxury hotel experience, Hotel Cottage Yes Please in New Delhi is the right choice for travellers

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