I'd be grateful for any recommendations for budget accommodation in Delhi, ideally looking at up to $25 a night for a double/twin room. Going in September. Thanks
Reply to this Budget hotels are available at "Paharganj" area of Delhi which is 5mins by walk from New Delhi Railway station.
The rooms are available in the range of 10-25USD.
You can walk across the street and explore yourself before settling for your choice of room and budget.
This area is centrally located and you may find many fellow travellers around!
Reply to this You might check it out the list of hotels here , they have from 23 USD for 2 Star Hotel, it is quite good.
http://www.hotelsguru.com/india-new%20delhi-sortbyprice-hotels.html
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u can find hotels of all budget in dese sites along with any flites etc needed. 25$ = Rs 950/- in INR .. so its gotto be a budget hotel . u cud also try Ginger hotels . self service . its cost round 800-1000 INR . good accomodation , healthy and cheap. standards are excellent.
try www.gingerhotels.com for it
Reply to this Accommodation in Delhi is not a problem as numbers of hotels are located in Delhi city. You can choose from Budget to Five Star Deluxe. Centaur Delhi, Crown Plaza, Hyatt Delhi, Eros Delhi, Intercontinental Delhi, Maurya Delhi, Hotel SiddharthVasant Continental are some of the well known famous hotels in Delhi. And if you want budget hotels then you can choose from White House Continental, Hotel Regent Continental and Hotel Rockland Inn. Here is a website that offers comprehensive reviews of all categories of hotels in Delhi. Check
http://www.delhihotels.org.uk Reply to this Hello Ruth (or David) 😊
The good news is that u have more to spend on accomodation than a budget traveller. A budget traveller can get a double room in Delhi for around 5 dollars per night.
What about a home stay? The following appartment is recommended by the Lonely Planet.
Address:
D-8 Gulmohar Park, Gulmohar Park
Delhi 110049, South Asia
Tel: Telephone: +91000000000
Email: permkamte (at) sify.com
Mel
Reply to this Hi Ruth
I would recommend that you can try guest houses as well. There are some pretty good guest houses that you can get for about that price range.
Stu
Reply to this Actually 2 years back when my sister was getting married, her friends from US were visiting us. I had booked a guest house called Holiday Inn for them (it is in the posh south delhi). Also I had made arrangements so I paid in Indian currency and bargained the price. The guest house owners did not know that foreign tourists were going to visit at the time of booking. If you end up making the bookings, they will charge you the dollar amount. All hotels and guest houses have 2 different rates - one for indian citizens and the other for foreigners. Unfortunately I too am in India else I would have helped but can certainly find more details for you.
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