Lutyen's Bungalow
Times of IndiaGuidepal.com/HOTELS IN DELHI/ Updated : Oct 24, 2017, 11:59 IST
Synopsis
This mid-range, family-run establishment has been in operation for over 30 years, so guests will be in safe hands. Centrally located in the 'Heritage Zone', the colonial-era bungalow is within walking distance of Lodhi Gardens as … Read more
This mid-range, family-run establishment has been in operation for over 30 years, so guests will be in safe hands. Centrally located in the 'Heritage Zone', the colonial-era bungalow is within walking distance of Lodhi Gardens as well as the Safdarjung Tomb. It's not a fancy operation but rooms - all of which are ensuite - are air conditioned, comfortable and clean. Satellite TV and WiFi are available throughout the building. Read less

Homely rooms in the centre of things
Word to the wise: Most of the rooms face onto the gardens, but it's worth ensuring yours does when you make your reservation.
Guests can breakfast in the lovely, bird-filled gardens and there's a swimming pool that'll be much appreciated after a day on Delhi's hot, dusty streets.
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