Via JPM Harshdeep

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Via JPM Harshdeep is a 3-star hotel in New Delhi, India, located about 5,4mi from the city center. Address: R/O 198/21, Ramesh Market Near Gulab Singh Park, East Of Kailash, New Delhi - 110048. The property has 58 reviews, offering a glimpse into guest experiences.

Key amenities include free wifi, room service, shuttle service (extra charges), air conditioning, a 24-hour front desk, non-smoking rooms, elevator, a view, and free toiletries.

Perched in East Of Kailash, this base provides practical comfort for travelers looking to explore Delhi while staying in a convenient, well-equipped hotel.

Communal lounge/ TV room, Bed in Via JPM Harshdeep

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Visa 4 foton

140 kvadratfot

Deluxerum

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Balkong

Gratis wifi

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This air-conditioned double room is consisted of of a flat-screen TV with cable channels and a private bathroom. The unit has 1 bed.

Deluxe Room - single occupancy in FabExpress JPM Harshdeep

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1 Dubbelsäng

140 kvadratfot

Deluxerum

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Platt-TV

Luftkonditionering

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With 58 reviews backing its practical, comfortable feel, this East Of Kailash base keeps pace with Delhi’s rhythm. Free wifi and air conditioning help settle in, a 24-hour front desk stands ready for arrivals, and non-smoking rooms plus room service add convenience. An elevator makes moving between floors easy, and a view adds a small, welcome backdrop to the stay.

Two 140-square-foot options cater to different plans: Deluxe Double Room (non-smoking, accommodates 2 adults and 1 child) and Deluxe, Double, Single Use (non-smoking, 140 sq ft) featuring a 1 x Double bed and the same guest capacity.

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For payments, cash is accepted and a broad range of cards are supported: Visa, Mastercard, American Express, Diners Club, Discover, and Maestro. A shuttle service is available for an extra charge, and free toiletries are provided to help freshen up between Delhi explorations.