u/kakarotx1

Hi everyone,

I’ll probably arrive at either NDLS or HZM in the morning, and my next train is in the afternoon, so I’m looking for a place where I can:

• freshen up / take a bath
• keep luggage safely
• relax for a few hours
• preferably not spend too much

I checked Metro Pod near NDLS, but it felt a bit expensive (~₹450 for just 3 hours). Are there any better/cheaper alternatives?

I’ve heard about:

• railway retiring rooms
• dormitories
• cloak rooms + waiting halls
• nearby budget hotels/hostels

Has anyone here tried these recently? Which option would be best for a solo traveler with luggage? Also, are the cloak rooms at NDLS safe and easy to use for a few hours?

Would appreciate suggestions especially near NDLS, but HZM options are welcome too. Thanks!

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