Though, like most Paharganj options, it's neither exciting nor inspiring, Ajay is a good, clean choice and represents better value for money than many other options in the Main Bazaar area. Full Lonely Planet Review ›

The predominant attraction of the very central Central Court Hotel is its somewhat abandoned and time-warped character. Sure the place may have lost the lustre of its earlier days, but the rooms have an earthy kind of charm that modern hotels would struggle to replicate. Full Lonely Planet Review ›

Devna, which has just five rooms, enjoys a wonderfully quiet location opposite a grassy green park in the classy suburb of Sunder Nagar. With friendly owners and beautifully comfy rooms, it's a rare and relaxing Delhi gem. Full Lonely Planet Review ›

If you don't mind staying a little out of the centre, this modern apartment, in an upmarket suburb, rents out two very homey rooms. It's especially good for long-term stayers (discounts apply if you stay beyond a month). Hush and Puppy, the playful pet basset hounds, appreciate a… Full Lonely Planet Review ›

If you're on the lookout for moderately-priced accommodation straddling New and Old Delhi, the three-star Hotel Broadway fits the bill. Established back in 1956, this enduring hotel seems to be a favourite with European package groups. Full Lonely Planet Review ›

Hotel Downtown is tucked away at the bottom of a small, quiet lane snaking off hyperactive Main Bazaar. Though rooms are undeniably small and plain, they're in markedly superior condition to many other budget properties in the area, making this hotel one of Paharganj's soundest c… Full Lonely Planet Review ›

If you are addicted to your creature comforts but can't afford to cough up a king's ransom for your Delhi abode, the centrally located and modern-style Hotel Jukaso Inn is likely to tickle your fancy. Full Lonely Planet Review ›

The star attractions of this long-popular budget hotel are its two helpful brothers, Surinder and Rajinder. Apart from dispensing advice about the city, they can arrange car hire in and beyond Delhi, including Rajasthan. Full Lonely Planet Review ›

True to its name, Hotel Relax is situated far enough away from the flurry of Main Bazaar to be, for Paharganj, a relaxing option. The service, however, might be taking relaxation too far, verging on the lacklustre. Full Lonely Planet Review ›

The Shelton's standard rooms should really be bigger at this price, but if you can't find a bed anywhere else in Paharganj then this is still a decent enough place to drop your backpack. Don't be put off by the rather apathetic staff. Full Lonely Planet Review ›

Part of a Paharganj hotel group (which also includes the Hotel Star Palace, opposite the Star Paradise, and the Star View at the opposite end of the Main Bazaar), this is the newest offering of the group and makes for a perfectly acceptable and economical place to lay your hat. Full Lonely Planet Review ›

Offering up rooms that are more spacious and slightly better maintained than the majority of Paharganj properties in this price bracket, the Hotel Vishal, despite mixed traveller reports, remains up there with Paharganj's most desirable cheapies. Full Lonely Planet Review ›

Although IDA House lacks the 'wow' factor in terms of its rooms and service, it's still a satisfactory choice in Majnu-ka-Tilla. Rooms are perfectly acceptable for a couple of nights, all with a small bedside table, wardrobe, coffee table and colour TV. Full Lonely Planet Review ›

Just squeezing into the top-most edge of the mid-range category, this is Connaught Place's most modern and comfortably-appointed midrange choice. Rooms are small but nicely decorated, with small flat-screen TVs and cable channel access, perfect for an evening's lounging in bed. Full Lonely Planet Review ›

Laid-back Lhasa House is one of Majnu-ka-Tilla's better budget places to stay and is heartily recommended for its simple rooms and quiet location, amid the area's red-robed monks and fluttering prayer flags. Full Lonely Planet Review ›

For a low-key place away from the hustle and bustle that is modern-day Delhi, the Maharani Guest House is one of a clutch of medium-sized hotels found in the upmarket suburb of Sunder Nagar. The Maharani has a small rooftop terrace area and although there's no restaurant on the p… Full Lonely Planet Review ›

This rock-bottom-basic but well-run guesthouse has the big advantage of being a little away from the madness of Main Bazaar, yet still conveniently close to the action. Enjoying a far more peaceful setting than most other budget offerings in Paharganj, this down-to-earth place is… Full Lonely Planet Review ›

You'll have no hassles whatsoever at this calm guesthouse, run by a lovely couple who have a genuine passion for helping travellers. There are just four homey rooms and although they don't come with attached bathrooms, there are two separate sets of communal toilets and showers, … Full Lonely Planet Review ›

This vivacious hotel, with over 400 swanky rooms, has carved a name for itself as one of Delhi's finest. Overlooking a forested ridge, the Maurya has a particularly admirable clutch of restaurants including the widely acclaimed Bukhara and Dum Pukht. There's also Dublin, a jovial… Full Lonely Planet Review ›