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What are the best hotels in Gurgaon?

Gurgaon, just southwest of Delhi and close to Indira Gandhi International Airport, is a city of glass skyscrapers, big-name businesses and smart hotels, with plenty of restaurants and shopping malls thrown in. For a luxurious stay, The Oberoi Gurgaon is our top pick, with exceptional service, gorgeous rooms, a spectacular pool and a world-class spa. But head out towards the Aravalli hills and the pace changes completely. 

Scroll down the page for our full selection of recommended hotels in Gurgaon or, for a look at different areas, read our guide to the best places to stay in Delhi.

The Best Places to Stay in Gurgaon

For luxurious stay

  • The Oberoi Gurgaon is all about understated grandeur, from its striking contemporary architecture to its vast, landscaped grounds. A spectacular pool, expansive rooms with floor-to-ceiling windows and beautifully considered interiors set the scene, while attentive service, excellent dining and a world-class spa make it a standout for a special stay.
  • Trident Gurgaon makes a striking first impression with its geometric architecture, pale sandstone walls and immaculate lawns. Inside, soaring colonnades, elegant water features and detailed interiors give it the feel of a modern palace rather than a corporate hotel. Add an indulgent spa, a gorgeous outdoor pool and excellent restaurants, and it's an appealing choice for both business and leisure travellers.

For colonial charm

  • Tikli Bottom is more country retreat than conventional hotel, tucked into the Aravalli hills beyond Gurgaon. Its Lutyens-inspired bungalow, traditional furnishings and relaxed, intimate atmosphere evoke colonial India, while gardens and open countryside provide lots of room to unwind. With its distinctive architecture and peaceful setting, it's a characterful base for escaping the city.

For a country escape

  • Set among the Aravalli hills near Gurgaon, Peepal Kothi is a characterful farmhouse with just three rooms, colonial-style bungalows and three acres of gardens. The Orangery serves British-inspired dishes and traditional afternoon tea, while guests can enjoy croquet, cycling and countryside walks straight from the door.

For a Private apartment or Villa

  • If you think a self-catering option would best suit your needs then browse through the wide variety available online with our partner, Booking.com.

Travel Information

  • Gurgaon’s nearest major airport is Indira Gandhi International Airport in Delhi, around 20–60 minutes away by car, depending on traffic and where you’re staying. The Delhi Metro is also a convenient way to get around the wider area, with the Rapid Metro and Yellow Line serving parts of Gurgaon.

  • If you plan to hire a car to explore beyond the city, we recommend visiting our online partner Rentalcars. Bear in mind that traffic can be heavy, so taxis or app-based rides are often easier for getting around locally.

  • Gurgaon has very hot summers, with temperatures often soaring from April to June, followed by the monsoon season from July to September. October to March is generally the best time to visit, with cooler, drier weather that's more comfortable for sightseeing and exploring Delhi and the surrounding region. Winter mornings can be foggy, particularly in December and January.

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The best hotels in Gurgaon

Peepal Kothi

Gurgaon (Haryana)

A one of a kind farm homestay nestled amidst the Aravalli hills, within easy reach of Delhi, ideally located on the way to Rajasthan. Colonial bungalows are dotted around around three acres of manicured grounds. Dine in the Orangery serving British inspired cuisine and high-tea. Divine.

  • Golf - Owner Vijay Chowdhry created two of India's most iconic courses: The Classic Golf Resort and The Tarudhan Valley Golf Resort
  • Country Escape - Escape the bustle of the city at this green oasis farmhouse
  • Cooking classes - Learn the art of making buttermilk and local breads in the nearby village
  • Great walks - Directly from your front door, around the local farmland and plantations
from $162 for 1 room, 1 night including taxes & fees

Tikli Bottom

Gurgaon (Tikli)

Owned by self confessed Indophiles Martin and Annie this modern, Lutyen's bungalow style property is a world away from the bustle of Delhi. Peaceful gardens with shady nooks include an inviting pool and organic vegetable garden. Rooms are brimming with art and antiques and include four posters.

  • Great walks - Through the surrounding village or across the Aravalli hills, depending on how adventurous you are feeling.
  • Hideaway - Located between Delhi and Rajasthan amongst the Aravalli hills Tikli is a memorable escape.
  • Birdwatching - Sultanpur bird sanctuary is home to many indigenous birds.
  • All inclusive - The price quoted includes all meals and drinks.
from $259 for 1 room, 1 night including taxes & fees

Trident Gurgaon

Gurgaon (Haryana)

In seven acres of manicured grounds lies the Trident Gurgaon, a successful blend of contemporary style and Indian grandeur. Despite being considered a business hotel there is daily yoga and a spa worthy of the Oberoi name. Rooms feature huge beds and windows, fine silks and local artwork.

  • Value chic - With doubles from £118 this hotel provides incredibly chic accommodation at a reasonable price.
  • Birdwatching - Sultanpur National Park has a variety of native birds.
  • Sights nearby - Delhi and its tourism spots are within easy reach.
  • Spa
from $511 for 1 room, 1 night including taxes & fees
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The Trident, Gurgaon

Gurgaon (Haryana )

A personalised stay for a 136-room 'business' hotel. Boasting a superb spa, several dining options (from Asian to home comforts, plus plenty of health-conscious options) and a long list of facilities. Peace and tranquillity in the city - a great value option with plenty of welcome extras.

  • Total relaxation - A breath of fresh air amidst the chaos of the city
  • Sights nearby - Hire a care for the day and explore Delhi's sights including Qutab Minar, Khan Market, and Old Delhi
  • Swimming Pool - Outdoor pool
  • Spa
from $511 for 1 room, 1 night including taxes & fees
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The Oberoi Gurgaon

Gurgaon (Gurgaon)

A relative newcomer Oberoi Gurgaon has been drawing the attention away from Delhi's 5* hotels. Achingly luxurious it boasts a 24 hour spa, larger than olympic sized pool and gourmet ThreeSixtyOne restaurant. Rooms are large and feature separate living areas and every mod-con including bench showers.

  • Birdwatching - Sultanpur National Park Bird Sanctuary has a variety of indigenous birds.
  • Sights nearby - The sights of Delhi are but a 45 minute drive away.
  • Tennis Court - There are tennis courts for guests to use.
  • Spa
from $523 for 1 room, 1 night including taxes & fees
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