With a continuous and thriving history Delhi is a favourite destination of tourists. With a number of tourist attractions Delhi also serves as a transit point to a number of popular destinations like Jaipur, Agra, Nainital, Shimla, Manali, Srinagar et al.
It has been seen that tourists or those coming for business, from abroad including People of Indian Origin and NRI, a majority of them prefer to land at Delhi. Coupled with that is the constant deluge of domestic travelers all the year round coming to Delhi as tourists, for trade or finding jobs To find good staying options as per one’s choice, ease of commuting and budget thus becomes a daunting task.
Delhi has grown manifold since the last major event ASIAD taking place almost 30 years back. With year 2010 all set for the Commonwealth Games it will put Delhi’s infrastructure under a severe test.
Delhi is not anymore concentrated to the Old and New Delhi (Lutyen’s Delhi) as perceived by most of the visiting public. South, East, North, West, Central these are some of the new vistas of expanding Delhi. Add to that the NCR region comprising Ghazibad, Noida on the eastern borders, Faridabad on the southern periphery and the millennium city Gurgaon on the western side.
What if you do not want to stay in the dingy hotels of Paharganj, want a hotel within 5 kms from Lajpat Nagar, and want to stay within walking a distance from the Thyagaraja Stadium – one of the venues for Commonwealth Games or for that matter in a hotel in Gurgaon that is close to the international airport?
This is a page to address the accommodation problems of visitors. It will give a rare geographical insight of Delhi broadly classified in terms of directions, Railway stations, Airport, Inter State Bus Terminuses, shopping or trade hubs. So look forward to stay as per your convenience and not where the hotels are.
