Leela Library, Rajendra Nagar is a study library in Rajendra Nagar, Ghaziabad, Delhi. It is around 1.76 km from Raj Bagh metro station.
Based on 67 reviews
I just bought a 1 month subscription. I am using this place as a quiet place to study. And for that reason it’s perfect. I had no issues on my first day here. Lets see how that continues.
Please Read Before Joining – Honest Review The WiFi doesn’t work, the chairs are broken, there is no power backup, and the owner’s behavior is not appropriate, especially towards female members. The female employee who works here spends most of her time talking to boys instead of maintaining discipline or helping with studies. Most of the positive reviews have been posted at the staff’s request and do not reflect the real situation. No serious studying happens here. If anyone wants to verify, they can visit randomly—there will always be 3 to 4 groups just chatting, and one of those groups will include the staff themselves. This place is misleading. Many people come here telling their parents they are going to a library to study, but in reality, they are cheating themselves and their future. The owner often tries to talk to girls and serves tea or throws parties just to get their attention and create a friendly image. But the real purpose—study and discipline—is completely missing.
This library feels more like a party place than a place to study. Nothing seems to be in proper condition — the chairs are broken, the Wi-Fi doesn’t work, and the environment is too noisy for any serious studying. On top of that, the owner doesn’t know how to speak respectfully with students. Overall, this is one of the worst libraries I’ve ever been to. I wouldn’t recommend it to anyone looking for a quiet or professional study space.
library owner's behavior towards girls is highly inappropriate and unprofessional. The environment is not safe or comfortable for females. On top of that, the library is not suitable for studying – it’s noisy and poorly maintained. Facilities promised are practically non-existent. Think twice before choosing this place.
So let me walk you through my magical experience at Leela Library — or should I say, “Leela Lounge with Tables.” I walked in with high hopes — you know, a backpack full of notes, a brain full of motivation, and dreams of finding the perfect study spot. First thing I noticed? Silence was missing. People chatting, phones ringing, even someone watching reels on loud volume. Classic. I thought, “No worries, I’ll just grab a book and block it all out.” Guess what? There were no books. Not some. Not few. None. Empty shelves like they were put there just for decoration — beautiful wooden frames holding absolutely nothing. I even checked twice, thinking maybe it was some clever minimalist concept I didn’t understand. Nope. Just plain nothing. Asked the staff if they had any subject-wise materials. The guy shrugged and said, “We’re planning to add some... maybe next month.” Ah yes, next month. That mythical land where everything promised today lives forever. I stayed for an hour trying to focus, but between the broken chairs, dead fans, and people using it as a casual hangout zone, I gave up. Moral of the story? If you're looking for peace, resources, or an actual library experience — Leela is not the one.
