http://travelindia365.com/hotels-in-delhi/ Most hotels in Delhi are breathtakingly expensive. The country's economy has gone from near-hibernation to frenzied growth in the space of little more than a decade and Delhi can barely accommodate the constant arrival of business delegations from around the world, let alone tourists. In peak season, between October and March, when the temperatures are bearable, it is hard to get a room unless you've booked in advance and are prepared to pay extortionate prices. There is still very little in between the mammoth five-star establishments,

http://travelindia365.com/hotels-in-delhi/ Most hotels in Delhi are breathtakingly expensive. The country's economy has gone from near-hibernation to frenzied growth in the space of little more than a decade and Delhi can barely accommodate the constant arrival of business delegations from around the world, let alone tourists. In peak season, between October and March, when the temperatures are bearable, it is hard to get a room unless you've booked in advance and are prepared to pay extortionate prices. There is still very little in between the mammoth five-star establishments,