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Popular Hotels in Delhi with Character

Haveli Dharampura
Relive the Mughal era in Delhi

Daily from $179

The Grand New Delhi
5-star luxury hotel in South West Delhi

Daily from $179

Luxury Hotels in Bengaluru's Business Center

Oberoi Bengaluru
5-star hotel on Mahatma Gandhi Road

Daily from $259

Conrad Bengaluru
Luxury hotel in central business district

Daily from $256



Welcome to Delightful India!

India is a colorful subcontinent sloping down from the Himalayas to meet the Arabian Sea and the Bay of Bengal. Come discover Hindu temples, village festivals, Mughal palaces and gardens, research centers, as well as soulful and resourceful people.

Let us help you find a hotel in India's major cities, including New Delhi, Mumbai (Bombay), Bengaluru (Bangalore), Kolkata and Chennai (Madras). The technology hubs of Pune and Hyderabad offer modern lodging for business travelers. And India is planning to build over 350 new airports in the next decade.

Boutique hotels abound in India's mesmerizing tourist destinations such as Agra, Amritsar, Jaipur, Jodhpur, Kochi and Goa. Business travelers also come to woo consumers, producers and IT firms in the world's 5th largest economy. Click to find your favorite hotel in India!

Popular Areas of New Delhi

Connaught Place
financial center of New Delhi with government buildings and shops
South Delhi
wide streets lined with trees, convenient metro stops, moderate to expensive hotels

Insider Travel Tips

  • On India's southwest coast, the states of Goa and Kerala offer relaxing beaches with palm trees. The historic port of Kochi was a hub for Portuguese, Arab, and Chinese merchants.
  • The Red Fort in Old Delhi was the residence of Mughal emperors for 200 years. Built by Emperor Shah Jahan in the 17th century, its red sandstone walls enclose palaces and indoor canals — fusing Persian, Indian, and Islamic architecture.
  • South Mumbai is a vibrant area known for its colonial architecture, UNESCO World Heritage sites, elite schools, art galleries, theaters, and restaurants. Just south of Mumbai's central business district, it is a major business center and the wealthiest urban precinct in India.