Hotels in India

If you’re looking for hotels in India with a bustling city atmosphere then look no further than cities such as Mumbai on the west coast, Chennai on the southeast coast and New Delhi, the northern-based capital city. Getting around these cities is very simple and cheap, but it’s good to know your way around beforehand. In Mumbai, there are three local train lines The Central, The Western and The Harbour lines, which can take you to most parts of the city. A good place to stay in Mumbai that is well-connected with beautiful views of Back Bay is Trident, Nariman Point Mumbai Hotel. In Chennai you’ll be more reliant on the reliable bus network and rickshaw taxi services, staying in the centre at the ITC Grand Chola, a Luxury Collection Hotel ensures you won’t be far from the more popular areas of the city. Avoiding the city’s traffic will be a high priority, so taking the metro train in New Delhi is a great and cheap way to get around.

Booking cheap hotels in India is easy as there are a lot of options, even if you want to stay close to some main attractions. The most popular attractions in India include the world famous Taj Mahal in Agra, The Gateway of India in Mumbai, The Gold Fort in New Delhi and the luscious beaches of Goa. If you’re keen on seeing the Taj Mahal, staying at the Courtyard by Marriott Agra is a must, a fabulous hotel that’s only a short drive away. For the Gateway of India, Hotel Shabana is an affordable option, whilst if you prefer the beach life, staying in Panaji in the region of Goa might suit you, particularly at the DoubleTree by Hilton Goa Panaji.

Finding cheap hotels in India in the cities with the best nightlife is easier than you might think. Mumbai nicknamed ‘The City of Dreams’ by locals, has a great atmosphere for bars and clubs, whilst the region of Goa offers up great nightlife on beautiful beaches. The Taj Mahal hotel is a good place to stay as it has its own bar and club, called Insomnia. Whereas in Goa you’ll find plenty of all-night parties on Baga Beach, with Baga Beach Lagoon being a cheap and local option for party-goers. While you’re there, you must try the local Goan cuisine, with the fish curry being the most popular dish.

India hotels based close to art museums and cultural spots are typically found in the main cities, such as the capital New Delhi and Kolkata in the northeast. If you’re interested in visiting some museums during your stay then the National Museum in New Delhi and the Indian Museum in Kolkata are well-worth a visit, with entry fees being very reasonable. A great place to stay in New Delhi close to the museum is Le Meridien New Delhi.

At just £102 per night on average, August is the least expensive month to stay at a hotel in India. The most expensive month to stay at a hotel in India is February.

Our users tend to visit Mumbai more often than any other city when travelling to India.

At £21 per night, the average luxury hotel room in India is 3% above the rate of a typical hotel room in India, which is £22.

Visiting and staying overnight in Candolim will cost you a premium compared to the rest of India. Expect to pay £29 per night, a rate that is about 62% more than the country’s average.

Our users typically find that New Delhi has the lowest nightly rates in the country at just £6. New Delhi offers hotel rooms at an average rate that is 74% lower than the average city in India.

As of April 2024, there are 187,061 operators available to choose from for hotels in India.

Prices for hotels in India were last updated today.