• Crest Inn, New Delhi.
• Hilton Hotel, New Delhi.
• Hotel Chand Palace, New Delhi.
• Hotel City Park , New Delhi.
• Hotel Raunak, New Delhi.
• Hotel Western Queen, New Delhi.
• Regent Continental, New Delhi.

• Crowne Plaza, New Delhi.
• Emblem Hotel, New Delhi.
• Hotel Atithi, New Delhi.
• Hotel Green Valley, New Delhi.
• Hotel Samrat, New Delhi.
• India Luxury Homes, New Delhi.
• Intercontinental Nehru Place, New Delhi, New Delhi.
• Jaypee Vasant Continental, New Delhi.
• Shangri – la Hotels Resorts, New Delhi.
• Svelte Hotel, New Delhi.
• The Ambassador Hotel, New Delhi.
• The Lalit, New Delhi.
• THE QUTAB HOTEL & APARTMENTS, New Delhi.
• The Tivoli Garden Resort, New Delhi.
• Uppal’s Orchid, New Delhi.

• Hotel Metro Tower.
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• Hotel OM Palace, New Delhi.
• Hotel Star, New Delhi.
• India Luxury Homes, New Delhi.
• Shanti Ananda Spa Resort, New Delhi.
• Hotel Metro Tower.

Hotel Metro Tower is a budget hotel near delhi airport, Hotel Metro provides with a wide range of facilities and services. This hotel offers fully furnished rooms for accommodation along with various other facilities. Hotel Metro Tower have furnished hotel rooms with facilities like AC, Refrigerator, Mini Bar and Attached Bath to name a few.

Facilities:

• AC Rooms.
• Attached Bath with Hot & Cold Water.
• Direct Dialing.
• Color TV with Satellite Channel.
• 24 Hour Room Services.
• Laundry Services.
• Doctor on Call.
• Roof Top Garden.
• Power Backup.

Old Delhi is entwined among the labyrinth of streets that pass through formidable forts, monuments and mosques that are littered with colorful bazaars catering to all the possible whims of any class of people at throw away prices; all this amidst a chaotic atmosphere which is worth enjoying.

On the other side, New Delhi is highly imperial as it displays finely curved architecture of British Raj that leaves behind a charm that mesmerizes one and all sundry. New Delhi also boasts of performing art centres such as those around Bhagwan Das Road and Mandi house. The languages chiefly spoken here are Hindi, Punjabi, Urdu and English.

Climate: The best time to visit Delhi is from October to March. The temperature in Delhi varies in the range of 04 – 46 C in the course of the entire year. The nights of Delhi are very cold and the days sunny and sometimes accompanied by foggy conditions.

Accessibility:
By Road: Being the national capital, Delhi is well connected to the whole of India through many national highways. The inter state buses regularly ply from Delhi to the neighboring towns and cities. The inter state bus terminals in Delhi are ISBT at Old Delhi, Sarai Kale Kha and Anand Vihar Bus Terminals.
By Rail: The city has main railway junctions In Old Delhi as well as New Delhi.
By Air: Delhi has two airports. The Indira Gandhi International Airport (IGI Airport) as well as the domestic Palam airport.

What to see in Delhi:

• Jama Masjid: It is one of the biggest mosques in India. Built by emperor Shah Jahan, this mosque is an architectural delight. It has 4 angle towers, 3 gateways and 2 minarets from where bird’s eye view of Delhi can be got as well.
• Red Fort: This is a sprawling fort made of red sand stones situated along the bank of River Yamuna. Surrounded by a wall of about 2.4 km this fort was built by the Emperor Shah Jahan when he transferred his capital to Delhi. Delhi Gate and Lahori Gate are the two entrances to this fort. Diwan-e-Aam, and Diwan-e-Khas situated in the fort were the places where the king would interact with the public and important people respectively. The fort also had Rang Mahal, a water cooled apartment for royal ladies.
• Qutab Minar: It is a 73 m-high tower of victory, built by Qutab-ud-din Aibak to commemorate his victory in war when he entered India. This tower has 5 distinct storeys, of which the first three storeys are of red sandstone and the fourth and fifth of sandstone and marble. There is also a mosque called Quwwat-ul-Islam at the base of this tower. In the compound of this mosque is a 7 m-high iron pillar whereby it is said that if you can encircle it with your hands as your back faces it fulfills all your dreams.
• India Gate: This is a 42 m high “Arc-de-Triomphe” like archway built at Rajpath to commemorate the 70,000 Indian soldiers who died fighting for the British Army during the WW I. Another memorial, Amar Jawan Jyoti added later when India got independence has an eternal flame that burns day and night to remind the nation of soldiers who died fighting in the Indo-Pakistan War of December 1971.
• Parliament House: It is a domed circular central hall which houses semi circular buildings where the Lok Sabha and Rajya Sabha regularly convene their meetings. This is the house to the ministerial offices and committee rooms of the largest democracy in the world.
• Nizam-ud-Din Shrine: This is the tomb of the Sufi saint Nizam-ud-Din Auliya and is a major tourist attraction. Inside the premises of this shrine are other tombs such as those of Amir Khusroo, princess Jahanara, (the daughter of Emperor Shah Jahan) etc which are centered around a tank. Sunsets on Thursdays is the most apt time for visit as then one can also hear Qawwali singers performing after evening prayers.
• Bahai Temple: Set amidst pools and gardens, the Bahai temple is lotus shaped in structure, due to which it is also known as the Lotus temple. This temple is open to people of any religion and sects who can pray and meditate here according to their own beliefs. Spectacular view can be seen at dusk when the temple is lit with flood lights.
• ISKCON Temple: This temple of Lord Krishna was built by the Hare Rama Hare Krishna cult followers. This complex is elegantly built on a hillock and is one of the largest temple complexes in India.
• Laxmi Narain Temple: Located in the west of Connaught Palace, this temple dedicated to Goddess Laxmi is one of Delhi’s major temples and is also a big crowd puller. Popularly known as the Birla Mandir this temple also has well crafted gardens which provide serenity to the eyes.
• Akshardham Temple: Built along the lines of the famed Akshardham temple of Ahmedabad, this temple spread over 30 acres is a marvel in pink sandstone and white marble. Dedicated to Lord Swami Narayan this temple has over 20,000 sculptures and statues of deities, The whole Akshardham monument rises on the shoulders of 148 huge elephant structures that has an 11-feet tall panchdhatu statue of Swaminarayan presiding over the structure. In the premises is an I-Max theatre that screens a movie based on the life of the Lord Swami Narayan. One more presentation worth visiting is the “Sanskruti Vihar” with a 12-minute boat ride that takes you through the heritage of India.
• Azad Hind Gram: Dedicated to Netaji Subhash Chandra Bose this tourist complex within the 2 kms of the Delhi Haryana border on NH-10 has been inspired by North Indian architecture and craftsmanship.
• Delhi Haat: Providing the ambience of a village market also known as Haat, the Delhi Haat complete with flowering shrubs and trees has close to 200 craft stalls that sell ethnic stuff from all over the country. The Delhi Haat is a project set up by the Delhi tourism department. Located in South Delhi opposite the INA market  and spread over an area of 6 acres of land, this haat is a treasure house of not just Indian culture and handicrafts but also of the inimitable flavours from all over the country which are stocked in the 25 food stalls located here. In short it is an exemplary place to hang out for an entire evening.
• Humayun Tomb: This garden tomb of Emperor Humayun was built in 1565 A.D. by his widow Bega Begum 9 years after his death. It is located at the crossing of Lodhi road and Mahura road, this tomb is the first substantial example of Mughal architecture in India and its most notable feature is the garden squares and proportionate mausoleum with a double dome. It also houses domes of other Mughal rulers.
• Jantar Mantar: Constructed in 1724 by Maharaja Jai Singh of Jaipur this observatory of ancient times was used for exactly performing many astronomical calculations.
• Garden of five senses: Developed by Delhi Tourism Transportation Development Corporation, this 20 acre site located at Said Ul Azaib is a public leisure space.
• Delhi Metro Rail: Another added attraction of Delhi.
• Lodi Tomb: It houses octagonal tombs of Siakndar Lodhi and Muhammad Shah. It also has Shish and Bara Gumbad which are square tombs with an imposing dome.

If you are confused about where to visit and stay this new year then you are not supposed to worry anymore, you can find list of some most attractive and most demanding hotels, resorts and places near delhi in this post, I wish you guys will like our this special post.

Hotels and Resorts Near Delhi:
(Within 50Km’s to 150Km’s Away From Delhi, Gurgaon, Manesar, Rewari)

• Damdama Lake: If you love adventure and really want to make your new year forgettable at affordable price then this is the only option you should choose, only limited cottages are available and the price is so cheap that no one will like to miss this golden opportunity, For Just Rs 2,000/ Person, Enjoy Full Day (Includes: Day Outing with gala dinner & open bar and not limited to Welcome drinks on arrival, Lakeside/poolside buffet lunch & Dinner, Evening tea/coffee, Bar-be-cue snacks like Tandoori Aloo, Paneer Tikka, Seekh Kabab & chicken Tikka, 4 hrs open bar with unlimited drinks like – Whisky, Vodka, Rum, Beer, Soft drinks, Soda, Juices. From 2030 hrs to 0030 hrs), Evening bonfire with DJ music and dance, All in-house activities). NOTE: 12.5% tax extra on all the above Packages. Also Note – All Cottages are SOLD OUT for New Year 2009, So overnight stay at damdama is no-more possible.
• Aravali Resort: Approx 45Km’s drive from Dhaula Kuan (Delhi) on NH8 (Delhi – Jaipur) Express Highway. (Special Package: INR-7,000/-, Including Breakfast, Lunch, Gala Dinner, Dj with Ancor, Unlimited Cocktail Snacks, 3Mega Prizes to be win).
• Golden Huts: Approx 60Km’s drive from Dhaula Kuan (Delhi) on NH8 (Delhi – Jaipur) Express Highway. (Special Package: INR-8,000 + 10% Taxes,  Including Breakfast, Lunch, Gala Dinner, Dj with Ancor, Unlimited Cocktail Snacks).

Hotels and Resorts in Jaipur:

• Chokhi Dhani: One of the best and most demanding property for new year, (Special Package: Cottage INR-24,999/-*, Royal Cottage INR-26,999/-*, Haveli Suit INR-28,999/-* (*11.5% Tax Extra) Includes Traditional Welcome with aarti,tikka and Garlanding, Courtesy Pick up and Drop from Airport / Railway station (Jaipur), Welcome Drink On arrival-Non-Alcoholic, Accommodation for couple & two kids below 5 years, Buffet breakfast (Fixed Menu) on both the days, One night Rajasthani Dinner and Gala Dinner for 31st Night, Complimentary usage of gymnasium, swimming pool and Dicotheque, 10% Discount on the entry of Pink Pearl Hotel & fun city, Complimentary two bottles of Mineral Water, Fruit basket and Platter of Cookies on each day, Complimentary Two bottles of beer with Two Soft Drinks on the day of arrival in Cottage”, Complimentary One Bottle of Wine and two bottles of beers with Two Soft Drinks on the day of arrival in “Royal Cottage”, Complimentary One Bottle of Indian Champagne, One bottle of Wine and two bottles of beers with Two Soft Drinks on the day of arrival in “Haveli Suit”, LIVE DJ on 31st December, 30% discount on Spa & Rejuvenating Therapies, Third Night Extension on pro-rata (Subject to availability).).

Hotels and Resorts in Binsar:

• Kasaar Jungle Resort: Just 8 Km from The Town Almora and 380 Km’s from Delhi. (Special Package: INR-9,500/-,  Including Breakfast, Gala Dinner, Dj, Unlimited Cocktail Snacks and Soda Softdrinks).

Hotels and Resorts in Corbett:

• Roop Resort: Just 2 Km’s from the main Dhikala Gate, A best place if u love Adventure and Fun. (Special Package: INR-15,999/- and INR-16,999/- For Cottages and Deluxe Cottages,  Including Welcome drink on arrival, Bed Tea, Accommodation for a couple in AC Cottage/Room, All Buffet Meals, Gala Dinner on New Year Eve, Bonfire Musical Evening/ Local Fold Dance on 31st night, Unlimited snacks & soft Drinks on 24th & 31st night, One Jeep Safari, Nature Walk along river KOSI, Surprise Gift, Children up to 5 year are complimentary, Bonfire, Evening tea with Snacks).

Hotels and Resorts in Mussoorie:

• Crystal Palace: One of the best resort at Mussoorie. (Special Package: INR-4,999/- for 2Night and 3 days for a couple. Includes Welcome Drink on arrival, Buffet Breakfast & Dinner, Bed Tea and Evening Tea with cookies, Family games and competition with some exciting prizes, Music / Bone Fire, Two children (below age of six years) are complementary.)

Hotels and Resorts at Bhimtal:

• Sea Hawk Resort: Just 25Km’s from Bhimtal. (Special Package: INR-6,999/- for 2Night and 3 days for a couple. Includes Welcome Drink on arrival, Buffet Breakfast & Dinner, Bed Tea and Evening Tea with cookies, Family games and competition with some exciting prizes, Music / Bone Fire, Two children (below age of six years) are complementary.)

Hotels and Resorts at Chamba:

• Classic Hilltop Resort: Classic Hill top Resort in Chamba, at 7000ft, 55 kms from Rishikesk and 45 kms from Mussoorie. (Special Package: INR-9,999*/- and INR-11,999*/- for Deluxe and Premium Rooms Includes Welcome drink on arrival, Accommodation in Deluxe / Premium room as per package, Fruit basket in the room on the day of arrival, Tea/Coffee maker in the room, Buffet Breakfast & Buffet Dinner, DJ, Bonfire with Gala Dinner on X-Mas (24th) / New Year Eve (31st), Complimentary Sauna / Steam Bath, once during the stay for a couple. Includes in Premium Package - Complimentary 10 Gaming Coins, worth Rs.200/-, Complimentary use of in house recreation facilities (Except Pool Table), 20% discount on Health spa services, 20% discount on a-la-cart food order, 02 Kids below 05 years complimentary in parents room without extra bed.)

Hotels and Resorts at Nainital:

• Manu Maharani: Just 270Km’s from Delhi. (Special Package: INR-12,499/- per person on Twin Sharing basis. Includes Traditional Kumaoni Welcome along with Cocktails & Mocktails on arrival, Welcome Cake on arrival, Tea/Coffee maker in the Room (amenities would be replenished once during the day), The package includes 2 Breakfasts and 2 Dinners. The plan starts with Dinner on
  December 30, 2008 and ends on January 1, 2009 after Breakfast (no cocktail Snacks on 30.12.2008), Delightful Dinner extravaganza on December 30, 2008 and entry to the Disco Party, Celebration Theme Party “New Year Party”. Unlimited Liquor (House Pouring Brands IMFL) and Live Cocktail Snacks and lavish Buffet spread, Complimentary game of Billiards for 1 hour every day, subject to availability, Games for Children in our hotel lawns with attractive prizes, Complimentary usage of the Gymnasium and Steam Bath at the Hotel’s Fitness).
• Classic The Mall: Located on the Mall Road with Lake View, (Special Package: INR-15,999*/- Includes Accommodation in a Classic Suite room (Lake Facing with private balcony), Welcome drink on arrival, ruit basket in the room on the day of arrival, Tea / Coffee maker in the room, Buffet Breakfast & Buffet Dinner, Gala Dinner on X-Mas (24th) / New Year Eve (31st), Complimentary 1 hour boat ride at Naini Lake, once during the stay, Reimbursement of cable car ride ticket, once during the stay, 02 Kids below 05 years complimentary in parents room without extra bed, 20% discount on a-la-cart food order.).

Hotels and Resorts in Kanatal:

• Kanatal Terraces: Most famous and demanding property at Kanatal, (Special Package: INR-38,999/- Includes Welcome drink on arrival, Deluxe Room Accommodation, In-Room Tea/Coffee maker with cookies & fully stacked mini-bar, Buffet Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner, Live & In-House Entertainment including Billiard, All Soft Beverages & Snacks on the evenings of 29th, 30th & 31st, 2008, 8 PM onwards, Unlimited Liquor on 31st Dec 2008, 8 pm onwards, Complimentary Massage (feet/neck massage) for the couple.).

Delhi being the capital of India is covered with many day picnic spots. There are ample numbers of parks, gardens. Amusement parks, water parks lakes etc. People from every area of Delhi find these picnic spots easily accessible and within reach.

One goes out with large groups of family together to enjoy lunch and also play games along with the children. Children especially are really fond of the amusement parks and the boat ride in lakes around. In today’s time picnic spots are becoming really famous especially among large families. It is the best way to have a big get together and that too at no cost or very less expense. In the evening time people generally go out with their families to amusement parks to enjoy or even to lake side parks to enjoy the cool breeze.

Ajmal Khan Park
This park is situated in west Delhi in Karol Bagh covering a land of over 5 acres. This park is the best in the evening with its musical fountains which are really nice and refreshing.

Buddha Jayanti Park
This park was built on the 2,500th birth anniversary of Lord Buddha. It is a very big park and is filled with greenery and flowers. It serves as the best picnic spot.

Children’s Park
This is the oldest park and the most famous one in Delhi. It’s very near to India Gate and is the best place for children of all age groups. Many picnics by schools are conducted in this park. Children can have fun on the swings and there is also a small aquarium that the children can enjoy watching fishes.

Deer Park
Deer park is the biggest park in the South Delhi region. Many walkers and joggers are seen in the park in morning as well as the evening. It also has the Delhi Lawn Tennis Association near it. There is also a small but deep pond in the park.

India Gate Lawns
The lawns of the India Gate are spread over acres of land and are the main tourist attraction in Delhi. It is the place where we see the names of all the freedom fighters of India carved on the walls of India Gate, with AMAR JYOTI lit in the center of the Building. These lawns are the best picnic spot no matter what time of the day. It’s a good place during winters in the day time and during night in summers it’s a good place for having your home-made dinner. Along with the greenery one can also enjoy by having ice-cream from the numerous ice-cream vendors standing in a row.

Kalindi Kunj
The Kalindi Kunj Park is near Noida. It has musical fountains and brilliant lights at night time. It also has many eating outlets so that everyone can enjoy seating beside the fountains.

Lodi Gardens
The Lodhi gardens are the best place for morning walkers and joggers. It is filled with greenery and big trees to give shelter from the sun. There are good seating arrangements for those tired from the morning walk. The nearest place is the Khan Market which is also famous.

Mughal Gardens
The Mughal gardens are generally not open all year round to the public but only in the month of February and March to see the flowers blossom in the spring season. This garden is in the premises of Rashtrapati Bhavan.

Nehru Park
This Park is named after the first Prime Minister of India – Pt. Jawahar lal Nehru. This park lies very close to the embassy area near the Asoka Hotel, Chanakyapuri. It covers many acres of land and is the best place to hold family get together and day time picnics.

Rose Gardens
There are 2 Rose Gardens in Delhi. One is in Hauz Khas and is filled with all color of roses and is the best place for a refreshing walk in morning. It’s beauty to watch the roses bloom. The other one is in the embassy area in Chanakyapuri. Though it is a restricted area but still one can enjoy the view of lovely roses.

Other Parks and Picnic spots in Delhi and New Delhi

Badhkal Lake
This is a very popular picnic spot. Its beside the Badhkal Lake and is famous for it’s water sports. One can simply sit near the lake area and enjoy the view of the lovely water.

Suraj Kund
Surajkund is famous for its yearly crafts mela. This mela takes place every year mostly in the month of February. There are many huts for day spending and one can also enjoy boating.