Hotels In Delhi

When searching for hotels in Delhi, book Lemon Tree Hotel, which offers a refreshing stay blended with modern amenities. Delhi, the pulsating capital of India, harmoniously merges the echoes of its rich history with the beat of modernity. Embracing a myriad of cultures, the city exudes a captivating vibrancy, showcased through bustling markets and an array of mouthwatering street food. Explorers can venture into the enchanting past, gazing upon the majestic Red Fort, Jama Masjid, and Humayun's Tomb. While shoppers reven the allure of Connaught Place and Chandni Chowk. As twilight descends, Delhi's thriving nightlife comes alive, offering an abundance of bars and clubs for revelers. Peace-seekers find solace at the serene Lotus Temple or within the lush expanse of Lodhi Gardens. With accommodations catering to every budget, Delhi warmly welcomes all travellers to savor its multifaceted allure.

History

Delhi was earlier known as Indraprastha, thus it is safe to assume that the city is as old as the Mahabharata. Delhi has witnessed political unrest over centuries. It was ruled by the Khiljis, Tughlaqs, and Mughals among others. Delhi came under British rule in 1830 and in 1911 British India’s capital was shifted to Delhi from Calcutta. Eventually post-independence officially New Delhi was declared the Capital of India.

Overview

Delhi is a landlocked city located on the Indo-Gangetic Plain. The area was earlier surrounded by the Aravali Range of which now only a small part called “Delhi Ridge” remains. This area is also known as the Lungs of Delhi.

Delhi being the political and administrative center of India, has much better infrastructure and development initiatives and is the second most developed city in the country. The city is the largest commercial city in northern India. New Delhi with Beijing shares the top spot as the most targeted emerging markets destination in Asia-Pacific.

Places of Interest

• India Gate: This war memorial located along the Rajpath is dedicated to the soldiers who died during the I World War and the III Anglo-Afghan War. 
• Qutub Minar: This victory tower is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. It is the second-tallest monument in Delhi.
• Akshardham Temple: It is dedicated to Lord Swaminarayan and is known for its stunning architecture.
• Humayun's tomb: The final resting place of Emperor Humayun. This is also a UNESCO World Heritage site.
• Lotus Temple: It is one of the seven Baha'i House of Worship. It is known for its stunning architecture.
• Red Fort: Located on the banks of Yamuna, it is built from red sandstone.
• Dilli Haat: A shopper’s paradise and foodie’s haven this commercial and cultural area is a must-visit bazaar.
• Lajpat Nagar: This market offers the experience of a genuine Delhi life.

Business Centers

• Connaught Place: Also known as Rajiv Chowk, it is one of the main financial, commercial, business, and entertainment centres in Delhi.
• Nehru Place: This area hosts the largest IT market, renowned businesses, computer hardware firms, travel agents, and immigration and visa consultancies. 
• Barakhamba Road: It is one of the premier roads of Delhi that connects landmark buildings like Mandi House, Sahitya Akademi, and Doordarshan Kendra with the city center. It is also a well-known commercial and market area.
• Aerocity: With easy access to Gurgaon and New Delhi, this is another key area known for entertainment, retail outlets, offices and the best restaurants in Delhi.

Travel Options

• By Air: The Indira Gandhi International Airport, located 22 kms away from the city centre, connects Delhi to almost all cities in India. There are two terminals – Terminal 1D (for domestic low-cost airlines) and Terminal 3 (for full-cost and international airlines). There is a free shuttle between the two terminals. 
• By Rail: Delhi is the Northern Railways headquarters with five stations. The New Delhi Railway Station, Old Delhi Railway Station, Nizamuddin Railway Station, Anand Vihar Railway Terminal and Sarai Rohilla. 
• By Road: A strong network of highways connects Delhi to the rest of the country. NH1, NH2, NH8, NH24, and NH58 are some of the highways passing through the city.

You can commute within the city by bus, cabs, taxis, metro, auto and E- rickshaw.

Accommodation

·       Lemon Tree Premier, Delhi Airport: Just a short distance from the airport it is one of the . The hotel has easy access to Chanakyapuri, Vasant Kunj, Vasant Vihar, Diplomatic Enclave, and Gurugram. The hotel offers 280 chic rooms and suites. This hotel in Aerocity Delhi has a coffee shop (Citrus Café) and well known pan-Asian restaurant (Republic of Noodles). The other facilities for the guests include a business center, conference space, spa (Fresco), fitness center, and a swimming pool.

·       Red Fox Hotel, Delhi Airport: One of the preferred hotels near Delhi Airport terminal 3, it is also conveniently accessible from Vasant Vihar, Chanakyapuri, Gurugram, Vasant Kunj, and Diplomatic Enclave. The hotel has 207 rooms and suites with bold interiors. For the guests, the hotel has designated conference and meeting spaces and a well-equipped fitness center.

·       Red Fox Hotel, East Delhi: Nestled next to NOIDA's commercial hub, the hotel is also close to the industrial areas of Ghaziabad and Sahibabad. It is one of the hotels near Akshardham temple, Delhi. The hotel in Mayur Vihar Phase 1 has 94 rooms and suites with eye-catching decor. The meals at Clever Fox Café win the hearts of the guests. The other facilities for the guests include a meeting room, a cyber kiosk, and a fitness center.

·       Lemon Tree Hotel, East Delhi Mall, Kaushambi: Ideally located in East Delhi’s commercial area. This hotel near Kaushambi metro can be accessed easily from Noida, Ghaziabad, Sahibabad, ITO, and Pragati Maidan. This hotel near Ghaziabad railway station offers a choice of 55 rooms and suites. While staying at the hotel, guests can enjoy a fresh at Citrus  Café, a workout at the fitness center, and a few laps in the swimming pool. It also offers conference space for corporate and social gatherings.