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Where to stay in Delhi

Delhi spreads from the historic Old City to the planned New Delhi sector, with metro lines linking major attractions. Visitors can choose quiet residential zones or bustling commercial hubs.

Best areas to stay

  • 1

    South Delhi

    families, luxury seekers

    Upscale neighborhoods with many five‑star hotels and green spaces, close to diplomatic enclaves.

    quiet, high‑end amenities

    higher cost

  • 2

    Paharganj

    backpackers, budget travelers

    Hostels and guesthouses near New Delhi Railway Station, lively nightlife and easy metro access.

    cheap, central

    crowded

  • 3

    Karol Bagh

    mid‑range, shoppers

    Well‑connected area with boutique hotels, close to markets and metro stations.

    good value, transport

    moderate noise

  • 4

    Aerocity

    business travelers, airport proximity

    Modern hotels near the airport, quiet streets and direct metro link to the city centre.

    convenient, secure

    far from historic sites

Photos: Wikipedia / Wikimedia Commons

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Booking tips

  • Book rooms 2‑3 weeks ahead during winter festivals.

  • Check if Wi‑Fi and air‑conditioning are included in the rate.

  • Read recent guest reviews for cleanliness and safety.

Written with AI using Wikivoyage (CC BY-SA). Check details before you travel. Wikivoyage: Delhi

Questions about Delhi

How do I get from the airport to my hotel?

Take the Airport Express Metro to New Delhi station, then a local metro or prepaid taxi to your area.

Do I need to tip in restaurants?

A tip of 5‑10% of the bill is customary; many places now add a service charge, so check the receipt.

Plan your trip to Delhi

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