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Where to stay in New Delhi

6 areas worth booking in New Delhi, sorted by the budget each one actually suits — what the neighborhood feels like, and what a night there costs.

≈ $15 / night
Old Delhi (Chandni Chowk)
Historic, chaotic, sensory

The Mughal city: the Red Fort, Jama Masjid, the spice market and the most intense, delicious street food in India.

Paharganj
Backpacker, gritty, cheap

The main bazaar opposite New Delhi station: budget hostels, cheap eats and chaos — convenient but rough.

Budget picks to book

≈ $55 / night
Connaught Place (CP)
Central, colonial, commercial

The colonnaded Georgian heart of New Delhi: shops, restaurants, the metro hub and a convenient central base.

Hauz Khas
Trendy, leafy, nightlife

A boho urban village beside a medieval reservoir and ruins: design boutiques, rooftop bars and cafés.

Saket / Greater Kailash
Modern, affluent, residential

Leafy, well-to-do south Delhi neighbourhoods with malls, good restaurants and the Qutub Minar nearby.

Mid-range picks to book

≈ $200 / night
Khan Market / Lutyens
Upscale, leafy, refined

The tree-lined avenues of the colonial-era capital: India's priciest retail, embassies and grand bungalows.

Luxury picks to book

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