subject: Comfortable yet cheap hotels in Gurgaon [print this page] Though they are catering to needs of people from low income, they are certainly preferred by majority of people. The homely food and the environment is an added advantage, especially for those who are away from home for a longer period of time due to the call of work.
Well-appointed rooms with lower room rates are truly a boon for all those who are in search for cheap hotels in Gurgaon. The suburb being a place where cost of living is increasing day by day, these budget accommodations are gaining much preference. Some of the best hotels in NCR are just near to the Delhi airport which, is again a plus point for the majority.
These hotels offer a comfortable stay, relaxing surroundings, enjoyable meal, quality services and a lesser fare. Varity of rooms like family room, deluxe room, business suite etc are there for an individual liking. Also as far as safety measures are concerned few of them have sought Government approval and recommendation by the lonely planet travel guide to make sure that the respective standards of services and security are met. One can truly call them customer oriented budget accommodation.
These cheap hotels are more like guest houses where you are treated like a guest with all the contemporary services, and you can feel like at home. This is the only place where the amenities are only increasing and not the prices unlike any other area of living where even the routine activities are being highly priced.
And to our surprise these budget accommodations even accept online booking, all you have to do is to browse their user-friendly portal and check for room availability.
The fastest growing commercial suburb of the country takes pride in becoming a home of most of the best cheap hotels in India. Without a doubt Gurgaon also has plenty of premium hotels as well but as we all know they are affordable only by the elite class, due to which these economical guest houses started emerging and now they have become a blessing to all the working class.
