Delhi's luxury hotels face soaring demand and skyrocketing tariffs, with marquee properties fully booked or charging six-figure nightly rates ahead of the Brics Summit.
A check for bookings between September 11-13 revealed no availability at Taj Mahal
Aug 30, 2026
02:55 pm
What's the storyDelhi's luxury hotel market is witnessing a major spike in room rates and a shortage of availability ahead of the BRICS Summit.
Several high-end hotels are either fully booked or quoting rates that run into six figures per night.
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