Looks O.K at the main desk, but rooms are very average.
We had to stay here twice, at the start of our trip and at the end a few weeks later, as it was already pre-booked.
23 days in India at various hotels, but this was the worst.
Hotel staff are unfriendly, and un co-operative, especially towards females.
Only stay here if you must or if it is part of you tour package.

Metro Heights.

The ambience of a budget hotel but not a price to match.
We walked into the foyer and thought this place looks ok, and that was as good as it got.
Our room had water marks on the wall. The timber door frame in the bathroom was rotten and the air conditioner hardly worked.

The day staff on the counter delivered a service that was akin to that of Faulty Towers where any request was received as an inconvenience. We asked for clean towels which arrived after 90 minutes and an additional request. A Request for an extra bed in the room took a couple of hours.
To actually get the attention of the staff was an exercise in patience where we had to wait for them to stop watching the telly in the lobby or to stop chatting to their friends who would often drop by for a social visit.
The location in Carolbahg is now in the middle of a car services area where every second shop seems to specialise in car speakers or window tinting.
The meals were OK. We had a couple of breakfasts and a dinner which weren't overly expensive.
The table cloths looked like the same ones that were on the table after we retuned from a fifteen day tour.

Metro Heights is sort of best-you-can-get in the lower price range (up to $ 75) in Delhi. It is simple, has dark rooms (the one we had did not even have windows) and especially on the ground floor you hear a lot of noise from the reception. Beds are ok but short, bathroom is clean but nothing fancy. This is a hotel for just sleeping, not to spent time there. Breakfast consist of a number of hot Indian dishes, toast and coffee/tea. A number of Dutch travel groups use the hotel, I think because they can't find anything better in that price range too.

The Hotel Metro Heights, in Karolbagh, Delhi was our base in Delhi during our 3 week trip to India. This was my first trip to India, although my wife and her parents, whom we were travelling with, had visited before, so I kind of knew not to expect too much.
The hotel itself is in a dusty busy side street some 15 minutes, by autorickshaw, from Connaught Place. It's within walking distance of the Karolbagh shopping areas, which is a bonus if you are into shopping.
The rooms are okay. We stayed in three different rooms, on three different occassions as we were travelling and staying in other towns as well. The hotel kindly and safely kept a large number of our luggage that we did not require while travelling.
The quality of the rooms vary. Some do not have bath tubs, while some do. Some are smaller than others. Generally the bathrooms and rooms are clean and tidy if not of the best quality.
The problems:
1) If you do not hand your key in when going out in the morning your room does not get made up!
2) We were given damp pillow cases and towels the one night. The excuse being that due to it being winter, laundry does not dry!
3) Breakfasts are appalling and is served in a dinghy basement that does not really encourage you to eat. We had requested a packed breakfast for one early morning start. Instead the hotel insisted that they would have a hot breakfast ready for us. This did not happen and we ended up eating just bread and a boiled egg.
4) The overall service is just poor and they have to be pushed real hard to get anything done.
5) Warm water is not hot water, a concept that this hotel just did not understand.
6) The rooms can be quite noisy given it's location, there is a flyover quite close by. The staff are also noisy during their shift changes. They are also renovating some rooms and have a tendency to work till quite late unless you shout at the the night clerk.
Stay here if you must but skip the breakfasts and be prepared for poor service.