Meet Hotel Sunshine, a budget-friendly 1-star stay in New Delhi where simplicity comes with a sunny vibe. About 2,9mi from the city center, this cheerful address is perfect for travelers who want a wallet-friendly stopover without sacrificing comfort.

Address: 17-B, 21, Dev Nagar, Desh Bandhu Gupta Road, Behind M.C.D. Zonal Office, Anand Parvat, Bus Stand. Price starts from $10. Reviews: 369.

Featured amenities include free Wifi, free shuttle service, air conditioning, a tour desk, terrace, 24-hour front desk, non-smoking rooms, elevator, and free toiletries.

Bright and budget-friendly, this stay keeps things simple with a cash-only policy that speeds up check-in. A wide range of room options sits at the ready—from Economy and Run Of House to Family and beyond—catering to solo travelers, families, and bigger groups. The overall vibe stays cheerful and practical, a perfect pit stop on a Delhi itinerary.

Room choices run from the compact to the expansive. Economy and Run Of House rooms each accommodate up to 10 adults and 6 children, making them surprisingly group-friendly. The Family room measures 301 square feet and comes with two queen beds for up to eight adults and four children. The Standard Room is 129 square feet with a double bed for up to four adults and three children, while the Deluxe Double Room offers 161 square feet with two queen beds and a futon mat. A larger option, the Executive Double Room, spans 183 square feet and also features two queen beds plus a futon for up to four adults and three children. Smaller choices include the Single Room (97 square feet) and the Room No Air Conditioner (108 square feet), with additional options like the Dormitory Standard (two adults) and the Lodge (two adults). There are also Deluxe variants in the mix.

With a variety of layouts available, it’s easy to tailor a stay to the crowd—whether traveling solo, as a couple, or with a family. Each option balances comfort and cost, making Delhi exploration approachable and enjoyable without breaking the budget. The cash-only policy keeps things straightforward, leaving more room for planning days full of sightseeing and street-food adventures.