The capital city of Delhi has really expanded over the past few years, leading to a large number of hotels popping up in various parts. Accordingly, you can choose to live in the heart of the city or pick Karol Bagh with its lively markets right at your doorstep. Another popular and often recommended option is to live in homestays in the residential areas of Delhi. Or, simply bathe yourself in luxury. Whatever your budget and travel style and we’ll help you find the perfect accommodation from the hotels in Delhi.
In the hustle-bustle of the city
Don’t shy away from staying in the more chaotic corners of Delhi. Because it often offers great connectivity to tourist sights, the airport and the railway station via the Metro.
Woodcastle
Woodcastle stands as a pleasant oasis in the bustling chaos of the Karol Bagh markets. A good value for money option in Delhi. It has a communal area in the lobby (Wi-Fi available) where you can interact with other travellers. Subsequently, the rooms are a little small. However, in contrary, it’s still equipped with all basic amenities. It is close to the Karol Bagh metro station.
In season INR 2,500 onwards (USD 50+ / EUR 35+), TripAdvisor Reviews
Florence Hotel and Inn
Situated in Karol Bagh, central Delhi, Florence is surrounded by shopping arcades, entertainment plazas and a lot of hustle-bustle. The rooms are of a good standard and would be what you would expect in any new developed modern properties. Even though there is nothing spectacular about this property, you will still get good services and secondly, it’s a good location.
In season INR 3,700 onwards (USD 75+ / EUR 53+), TripAdvisor Reviews
Lal Haveli
A great budget option near the New Delhi railway station in the backpacker area of Paharganj. They have acceptably clean rooms and bathrooms, great central location, however, no real service and windowless rooms is what you get. But, having stayed here before, it’s definitely worth the price they charge. Each room has an air conditioner, television and hot water facilities. Great budget and value for money hotel.
In season INR 1,200 onwards (USD 18+ / EUR 130+), TripAdvisor Reviews
Hotels in Delhi: Residential location
Tree of Life
A popular pick for our guests. This cozy bed and breakfast is located in a charming residential part of South Delhi. It is set in a small, leafy street away from traffic and city. Moreover, an added advantage of staying at Tree of Life other than its lovely hosts and decorative furnishings is its proximity to the metro in Saket. Having stayed here ourselves we can safely say that this is an oasis in the chaos of Delhi. A hotel experience in Delhi like no other.
In season INR 4,500 onwards (USD 90+ / EUR 65+), TripAdvisor Reviews
Saket Bed and Breakfast
Very close to Tree of Life, Sake Bed and Breakfast is charming with great attention for detail. Very comfortable and hospitable hosts.
In season INR 4,500 onwards (USD 90+ / EUR 65+), TripAdvisor Reviews
Amarya Haveli
Located in the plush suburb of Delhi, Hauz Khas, this is an ethnically decorated and jewel-coloured serene haven. Accordingly. there’s lots of colour, Indian textiles, artefacts and imaginative designs in the entire property. However, having only 6 rooms this is a place you have to book early. This is not too far from the metro in Hauz Khas.
In season INR 7,500 onwards (USD 150+ / EUR 107+), TripAdvisor Reviews
Something Different
Shanti Home
‘Shanti’ means peace and that is what you will get in this tranquil getaway in Janakpuri (Delhi). The 17 themed rooms are tastefully decorated and the service at the hotel is great. However, the only flaw is that in spite of it being well connected by metro, it is still too far away and isolated from all the tourist sites and markets.
In season INR 7,000 onwards (USD 140+ / EUR 100+), TripAdvisor Reviews
Luxury hotels in Delhi
The Imperial
Teak and rosewood, Italian marble, art deco architecture is what defines this luxurious property situated at Janpath (Central Delhi). Close to Connaught Place this property is a stone’s throw away from where the action is with bars, restaurants and the groovy market of Janpath. With 200 rooms this is still quite a large hotel, and it is also fairly expensive on your pocket.
In season INR 17,500 onwards (USD 350+ / EUR 250+), TripAdvisor Reviews
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