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Sunil Saigal lives with his wife in the lower floors of the house which is interestingly decorated with ethnic items and antiques, particularly images of Ganesh the elephant God who represents a warm welcome. Sunil is an easy going character who enjoys having a drink in the evening with his guests and is dedicated to providing them with an entirely individual experience. Yoga classes are taken every morning and organic food is provided; the pagoda in the house’s well tended garden is the perfect place to enjoy a morning coffee and enjoy the peace of the surrounding area.
On the other hand, in the vicinity is the smart South Extension shopping and business district, with several 5 star hotels and superb restaurants- the Moti Mahal restaurant is especially good. Sunil can help guests plan any sightseeing trips, as he has lived in Delhi for almost all his life. Within range are all the most prominent monuments in Delhi: India Gate is only about 3km away and the serene Lodi gardens are not far off.
Each room in the homestay has a different theme, some have a classical European style, some have a particularly Eastern sense to them and each one has a different colour scheme and type of furniture. Sunil’s sister owns a nearby art gallery, so there is a large collection of modern art among the more traditional pieces. As well as being very much affiliated with the western style of living, Sunil has done an enormous amount of traveling in India. He particularly enjoys mountaineering and fishing, and so he can really help foreign guests get a grasp of the country; indeed some guests have come back to the homestay several times running!
- A trip to “Dilli Haat”, a crafts village in New Delhi selling a range of produce and food from all over India
- Walks in the Lodi Gardens
- Visiting monuments in Delhi which are within a relatively short distance
- Shopping in the brand new South Extension Market which sells many brands
- Shopping at the Ansal Plaza shopping mall
- Swimming and health treatments at local five star hotels
- Nightlife at the bars and clubs of local hotels and in the surrounding area
- Using the gym facilities of local hotels
- A trip to “Delhi Haat”, a simulated traditional crafts village
- 5 bedrooms with ensuite, each decorated with a different theme
- Air conditioning
- 24 hour hot running water
- Satellite television in every room
- Breakfast included, lunch and dinner additional: Indian, Continental and Chinese food can be served
- Sitting areas include a lobby between rooms upstairs, a sitting room downstairs, the terrace garden and pagoda
- Dining room
- Internet access
- Laundry Service
- Pick up arranged from the airport and stations
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Delhi
Nehru once famously described Delhi as “the symbol of old India and new”. The present Delhi has evolved from eight successive cities starting from 1060 AD and with British built New Delhi becoming the capital in 1911. The most prominent influences left in Delhi today are the Mughal influence in Old Delhi, with famous monuments such as the Red Fort. ....[read more]
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Helpful Tips
| Non Veg. |
Allowed |
| Alcohol |
Allowed |
| Smoking |
Allowed |
| Children |
Allowed |
| Pets |
Allowed |
| Curfew |
None |
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Additional Info|
| Non-veg | INR | 400 | | Veg | INR | 400 | |
| Airport | INR | 500 | | Rail station | INR | 500 | |
| Full day | INR | 1,700 | | Half day | INR | 650 | |
| Internet (per hour) | INR | 30 | | Laundry (per piece) | INR | 20 | |
| Adult | INR | 500 | | *Costs are indicative only. |
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