Cottage Ganga Inn is a well-maintained, popular budget hotel in the Paharganj neighborhood, New Delhi's backpacker enclave. The hotel is a 10-minute walk from the New Delhi Railway Station, and there are all manner of cheap restaurants, bars, and vendors in the immediate area. The 22 rooms are pleasant and bright, with colorful accent walls and extras such as mini-fridges and electric kettles. There's also free Wi-Fi throughout the property plus a rooftop restaurant with cuisine from around the world. Overall, it's a clean and mostly well-maintained budget property and a good pick for the area, though it's nowhere near as sleek as the slightly pricier Prime Balaji Deluxe @ New Delhi Railway Station Hotel nearby.
Cottage Ganga Inn is a well-maintained, popular budget hotel in the Paharganj neighborhood, New Delhi's backpacker enclave. The hotel is a 10-minute walk from the New Delhi Railway Station, and there are all manner of cheap restaurants, bars, and vendors in the immediate area. The 22 rooms are pleasant and bright, with colorful accent walls and extras such as mini-fridges and electric kettles. There's also free Wi-Fi throughout the property plus a rooftop restaurant with cuisine from around the world. Overall, it's a clean and mostly well-maintained budget property and a good pick for the area, though it's nowhere near as sleek as the slightly pricier Prime Balaji Deluxe @ New Delhi Railway Station Hotel nearby.
Part of the Heritage Hotels brand, the four-pearl Maidens offers historic charm and a tranquil environment slightly removed from the center of New Delhi. The well-maintained property's design and decor throughout the 55 spacious rooms, two restaurants, bar, and landscaped grounds reflect distinct British colonial influences. The gym has updated equipment and guests love the buffet breakfast and free poolside refreshments, but Wi-Fi comes with fees. The peaceful vibe also has the downside of not being within walking distance from most tourist sites, though there’s a metro station nearby and chauffeur service is available to several attractions. Guests who want a chain hotel experience in a more central location may prefer the Radisson Blu Marina Connaught Place.
Part of the Heritage Hotels brand, the four-pearl Maidens offers historic charm and a tranquil environment slightly removed from the center of New Delhi. The well-maintained property's design and decor throughout the 55 spacious rooms, two restaurants, bar, and landscaped grounds reflect distinct British colonial influences. The gym has updated equipment and guests love the buffet breakfast and free poolside refreshments, but Wi-Fi comes with fees. The peaceful vibe also has the downside of not being within walking distance from most tourist sites, though there’s a metro station nearby and chauffeur service is available to several attractions. Guests who want a chain hotel experience in a more central location may prefer the Radisson Blu Marina Connaught Place.
One of the best-known hotels in Delhi's backpacker enclave, Pahargaj, the Hotel Hari Piorko is a solid budget option with 39 rooms. It's not as run-down and lackluster as many of the area's other budget digs, and all the rooms are neat and well-maintained; many have extras not common to Paharganj hotels such as flat-screen TVs and mini-fridges. Hotel features are limited but include daily housekeeping, a rooftop restaurant, and free Wi-FI. Travelers looking for similarly priced properties but who want to avoid the backpacker scene may want to consider staying at one of the budget properties in West Delhi's hectic Karol Bagh neighborhood, such as Wood Castle or Hotel Amax Inn.
One of the best-known hotels in Delhi's backpacker enclave, Pahargaj, the Hotel Hari Piorko is a solid budget option with 39 rooms. It's not as run-down and lackluster as many of the area's other budget digs, and all the rooms are neat and well-maintained; many have extras not common to Paharganj hotels such as flat-screen TVs and mini-fridges. Hotel features are limited but include daily housekeeping, a rooftop restaurant, and free Wi-FI. Travelers looking for similarly priced properties but who want to avoid the backpacker scene may want to consider staying at one of the budget properties in West Delhi's hectic Karol Bagh neighborhood, such as Wood Castle or Hotel Amax Inn.
The Hotel City Star is a pleasant mid-range hotel in Delhi's Paharganj neighborhood, a short walk from the New Delhi Railway Station. The 31 rooms here are crisp and modern, with much sleeker decor than at the many backpacker haunts all around. However, those facing the street can pick up traffic noise and the bathrooms, while pleasantly done up in marble, run small. Hotel features include a small fitness center and a pleasant rooftop restaurant serving Indian and international food, plus 24-hour room service and free airport pick-ups. While the hotel is right by Delhi's main backpacker street, it's not in the center of the action -- travelers looking to meet others might be better off at the Hotel Hari Pikoro, a classic -- but less sharp -- budget hotel.
The Hotel City Star is a pleasant mid-range hotel in Delhi's Paharganj neighborhood, a short walk from the New Delhi Railway Station. The 31 rooms here are crisp and modern, with much sleeker decor than at the many backpacker haunts all around. However, those facing the street can pick up traffic noise and the bathrooms, while pleasantly done up in marble, run small. Hotel features include a small fitness center and a pleasant rooftop restaurant serving Indian and international food, plus 24-hour room service and free airport pick-ups. While the hotel is right by Delhi's main backpacker street, it's not in the center of the action -- travelers looking to meet others might be better off at the Hotel Hari Pikoro, a classic -- but less sharp -- budget hotel.
The Hotel Ajanta is a 60-room hotel near the New Delhi Railway Station that straddles the line between a budget property and a mid-range hotel. Rooms here are consistently spacious and range from simple Superior Rooms to huge Family Rooms and Suites, though some are a bit dated and worn. Amenities are predictable and include free Wi-Fi, a restaurant with 24-hour room service, travel services, and free airport pick-ups for guests in higher-category rooms. Its location on the edge of the Paharganj backpacker enclave means easy access to backpacker-friendly shops and restaurants of the main bazaar. Travelers wanting to be right in the heart of everything might prefer the Hotel Hari Pikoro instead.
The Hotel Ajanta is a 60-room hotel near the New Delhi Railway Station that straddles the line between a budget property and a mid-range hotel. Rooms here are consistently spacious and range from simple Superior Rooms to huge Family Rooms and Suites, though some are a bit dated and worn. Amenities are predictable and include free Wi-Fi, a restaurant with 24-hour room service, travel services, and free airport pick-ups for guests in higher-category rooms. Its location on the edge of the Paharganj backpacker enclave means easy access to backpacker-friendly shops and restaurants of the main bazaar. Travelers wanting to be right in the heart of everything might prefer the Hotel Hari Pikoro instead.
The Hotel Toronto is a 20-room budget hotel in New Delhi's Paharganj neighborhood, within a 15-minute walk of the New Delhi Railway Station and not too far from Paharganj's backpacker-friendly main bazaar. Rooms are basic, but well kept and clean, with modern furniture, flat-screen TVs, and basic wet-room style bathrooms with rainfall showerheads. It's worth noting that some lack windows. Amenities are basic overall, but there is free Wi-Fi and guests can phone the front desk from their rooms to order room service. Travelers wanting something a bit snazzier may want to consider the nearby Hotel Godwin Deluxe, which has a more polished vibe and more amenities, though it will be a bit pricier.
The Hotel Toronto is a 20-room budget hotel in New Delhi's Paharganj neighborhood, within a 15-minute walk of the New Delhi Railway Station and not too far from Paharganj's backpacker-friendly main bazaar. Rooms are basic, but well kept and clean, with modern furniture, flat-screen TVs, and basic wet-room style bathrooms with rainfall showerheads. It's worth noting that some lack windows. Amenities are basic overall, but there is free Wi-Fi and guests can phone the front desk from their rooms to order room service. Travelers wanting something a bit snazzier may want to consider the nearby Hotel Godwin Deluxe, which has a more polished vibe and more amenities, though it will be a bit pricier.
The Prime Balaji Deluxe is a simple, budget-friendly hotel with 54 rooms. Its main draw is its location right by the New Delhi Railway Station, though the rooftop restaurant, free breakfast, and free airport pick-ups are all welcome bonuses. Rooms are modern and well-maintained, with air-conditioning and larger than average bathrooms; however, some feel dark. While the hotel is right by Delhi's main backpacker area -- Paharganj -- it's not in the center of the action. Travelers looking to meet others might be better off at the Hotel Hari Pikoro, a lively budget hotel. Travelers looking for something a little snazzier may prefer the even sharper at the Hotel City Star, the Balaji's nearby sister property, which also has a small fitness center.
The Prime Balaji Deluxe is a simple, budget-friendly hotel with 54 rooms. Its main draw is its location right by the New Delhi Railway Station, though the rooftop restaurant, free breakfast, and free airport pick-ups are all welcome bonuses. Rooms are modern and well-maintained, with air-conditioning and larger than average bathrooms; however, some feel dark. While the hotel is right by Delhi's main backpacker area -- Paharganj -- it's not in the center of the action. Travelers looking to meet others might be better off at the Hotel Hari Pikoro, a lively budget hotel. Travelers looking for something a little snazzier may prefer the even sharper at the Hotel City Star, the Balaji's nearby sister property, which also has a small fitness center.
The Visaya is a four-pearl boutique hotel located in South Delhi's ultra-posh Panscheel Park neighborhood. With only 34 rooms and one suite, it's considerably smaller than the typical upscale New Deli property, but still offers plenty of facilities, including a fitness center, meeting space, on-site parking, and a restaurant offering 24-hour room service and a free breakfast buffet. Rooms are swish and contemporary, with big marble bathrooms, and the Roof Top Suite has a whirlpool tub and its own private terrace. Travelers wanting something with more facilities, such as a pool and a spa, might want to consider The Manor instead, which has a spa, a hydrotherapy pool, and a renowned on-site restaurant.
The Visaya is a four-pearl boutique hotel located in South Delhi's ultra-posh Panscheel Park neighborhood. With only 34 rooms and one suite, it's considerably smaller than the typical upscale New Deli property, but still offers plenty of facilities, including a fitness center, meeting space, on-site parking, and a restaurant offering 24-hour room service and a free breakfast buffet. Rooms are swish and contemporary, with big marble bathrooms, and the Roof Top Suite has a whirlpool tub and its own private terrace. Travelers wanting something with more facilities, such as a pool and a spa, might want to consider The Manor instead, which has a spa, a hydrotherapy pool, and a renowned on-site restaurant.
The Lalit New Delhi is a 461-room luxury hotel that attracts business travelers and tourists alike, thanks largely to its myriad facilities and excellent Connaught Place location. Rooms here are spacious and luxurious, and while the sleek, businesslike interiors lack any real wow factor, the large marble bathrooms -- many with deep soaking tubs -- are impressive. Features abound here and include multiple meeting rooms, an excellent luxury spa, a gym with high-tech equipment, and multiple restaurants serving cuisine from around the world. The hotel is also home to Kitty Su, arguably the capital's swankiest night club. Travelers looking for something with a bit more historic ambience and less of a party scene may want to compare rates at the historic Imperial Hotel nearby.
The Lalit New Delhi is a 461-room luxury hotel that attracts business travelers and tourists alike, thanks largely to its myriad facilities and excellent Connaught Place location. Rooms here are spacious and luxurious, and while the sleek, businesslike interiors lack any real wow factor, the large marble bathrooms -- many with deep soaking tubs -- are impressive. Features abound here and include multiple meeting rooms, an excellent luxury spa, a gym with high-tech equipment, and multiple restaurants serving cuisine from around the world. The hotel is also home to Kitty Su, arguably the capital's swankiest night club. Travelers looking for something with a bit more historic ambience and less of a party scene may want to compare rates at the historic Imperial Hotel nearby.
The Park New Delhi is a contemporary four-pearl hotel located at the southern edge of Central Delhi's Connaught Place, within a short walk of plenty of bars, restaurants, shops, and attractions. The overall vibe is contemporary, though the common areas are overall better looking than the 220 rooms, all of which include lovely marble bathrooms featuring big walk-in showers, though decor is somewhat underwhelming in most. The hotel is home to trendy bars, a great restaurant, and a popular pool area that hosts regular daytime pool parties in summer months. There's also an upmarket spa, a modern fitness center, and three event spaces for meetings and parties. Travelers wanting something a bit more quintessentially Indian may prefer to stay at the slightly more luxe Taj Palace instead.
The Park New Delhi is a contemporary four-pearl hotel located at the southern edge of Central Delhi's Connaught Place, within a short walk of plenty of bars, restaurants, shops, and attractions. The overall vibe is contemporary, though the common areas are overall better looking than the 220 rooms, all of which include lovely marble bathrooms featuring big walk-in showers, though decor is somewhat underwhelming in most. The hotel is home to trendy bars, a great restaurant, and a popular pool area that hosts regular daytime pool parties in summer months. There's also an upmarket spa, a modern fitness center, and three event spaces for meetings and parties. Travelers wanting something a bit more quintessentially Indian may prefer to stay at the slightly more luxe Taj Palace instead.