Holiday Homes in Delhi

OYO Rooms in Delhi have some of the best budget as well as premium accommodation options. If you are looking for budget rooms, you can check out these options: OYO 14481 Hotel Urban Inn, OYO 4184 Hotel The RTS, OYO 476 Hotel Gera's For more details read more

There are so many options of beautiful and spacious homestays in Delhi. You can either pick those in the center of the city or those overlooking important monuments and scenic spots or those properties that offer a space away from the hustle and bustle of the city. All these properties are listed on OYO Homes in Delhi webpage for you to browse through. Delhi is the capital of the country and buzzes with activity all through the year. Important monuments, jaw dropping shopping complexes, serene tourist sites and amazing food are all a part of this great city. If you want to explore Delhi in the best way possible, then ditch regular hotels and pick homestays for your time spent in the capital read more

Near and around the airport, OYO Rooms has some of the best luxury and economical stay options in Delhi. Here are the best ones: OYO 25125 Paharganj Dx, OYO 1007 Hotel Villa 24, OYO 11524 Hotel Shubhhdeep Aashiyana 👍 👍

OYO offers you the best hotels in and around North Delhi. You can check from a wide range of hotels available in North delhi.

One of the most popular landmarks of Delhi is the Lotus Temple which has 27 petals made up of marble designed in the shape of a lotus. The temple follows Bahá’í faith. It has beautiful, manicured gardens on the walk towards the temple. Delhi’s street food - chaatpapdi, golgappa, jalebis, kababs, and stuffed parathas are to die for. Red Fort's sandstone carcass will give you a glimpse from the time of the final days of the British and Mughal era. Lodhi gardens are the perfect place for a peaceful afternoon stroll. Book lovers can check out some nice bookshops at the Khan Market while relishing some good food at the cafes there. You can end your day by climbing Jama Masjid's minaret.

The weather in Delhi remains extremely pleasant during the months of October, November, February, and March. However, Delhi is known for its popular monuments. Moreover, since it is the capital of India, a lot of corporate meetings keep happening throughout the year. In that case, the climate doesn’t make a difference. For the visitors who want to get a true glimpse of the history and culture of the city, it is recommended to visit when the climate is pleasant.

Delhi is known for its mouthwatering delicacies. Here are some popular food joints that you just can’t miss when in Delhi – Aloo chaat from Khan Market, Pakode wali gali’s pakode, Al Zaitoon’s shawarma, paranthas from Paranthe wali Gali at Chandni Chowk, Bitto Tikki Wala’s aloo tikki, and Dhansak from SodaBottleOpenerWala at Khan Market. Chocolate lovers must check out Choco Vault at Hauz Khas village. Lastly, the paan from Odeon Paan Palace at Connaught Palace is too good to be missed.

Delhi is covered by Metro Network which is the best and most economical way to get around. There are separate coaches for women which ensures the safety of solo women travelers. Delhi Transport Commission has one of the world’s largest operating CNG buses in Delhi. Apart from that, one can always take cabs, taxis, autos (commonly known as tuk tuks here), and cycle rickshaws for covering shorter distances.

If you are planning to stay somewhere nearby the New Delhi railway station, OYO Rooms has some nice options which are budget friendly as well as quite luxurious: OYO 362 Hotel J P Inn OYO 13653 Hotel Hari Piorko Grand OYO 10316 Hotel Sun View International

If you don’t just want to visit monuments in Delhi, there are a lot of offbeat things you can do and explore the city as a localite. Check out the street art around Meharchand Market and Khanna Market. If arts and handicrafts are your thing, you must visit the Crafts Museum where you can see artisans at work on embroidery, pottery, carving, etc. Champa Gali is the ultimate place for hipsters which is a Bohemian styled street full of boutiques, cafes, and design studios. Lastly, you can visit the food court served by inmates from Tihar Jail. It also has a market where you can buy products made by them.