The Ashok Hotel

This hotel is located at 50-B in the Diplomatic Enclave. It is a large building that has been around for quite a few decades. Being in this part of the city means it is a bit quieter than the main markets, but there are still plenty of cars and people moving around. We have a lot of rooms and some big spaces where people hold meetings or weddings. The architecture is a bit old-fashioned now, but we like it that way. It feels solid and permanent. Keeping a place this big running takes a lot of daily effort. There is always a pipe to fix or a room that needs painting. We have a staff that works around the clock. Some have been here since they were young. The garden is a nice spot to sit, though the gardeners are always busy trimming things. We have a kitchen that stays open late because guests are always coming in at odd hours. It’s a bit of a formal atmosphere because of all the embassies nearby, but behind the scenes, we are just a team of people trying to keep things moving. We don't have a lot of modern gadgets, but the beds are comfortable and the rooms are big. It is a landmark in this area, and most taxi drivers know exactly where to go when you mention the name.