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A brainchild of three boys, Jugaad Hostels in Delhi is like an evolved concept of hostel life which is perfect for all backpackers and globetrotters.
What Is It?
Travellers can now pick out the best pocket-friendly abode for themselves at Jugaad Hostels in Delhi. It gives you an experience of having a big sleepover with strangers, perfect to exchange culture and stories that will last a lifetime.
It is started by three boys, Udit, Vasudev and Manish who have been working in a travel company for past 10 years and wanted to come up with a concept for budget friendly places. It was then when these guys decided to launch this hostel in 2015 and since then it has been a stellar journey for them.
They’ve been getting guests from all across the world with 80 per cent of them being international guests and 20 per cent being Indian. Their hostel is located very close to the airport & major tourist attractions of Delhi such as Qutub Minar. After your breakfast you will be taken out to explore the city like a local through their expeditions.
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What’s In It?
Jugaad Hostels has two dormitory rooms out of which one is an girls-only dormitory room. They offer dormitory rooms with 10 beds at ₹599 and private rooms ₹2,400. The all girls-dormitory room has 6 beds at ₹799.
You’ll notice slats of wood as furniture pieces and a common room is adorned with fairy lights and travel books for light-reading.
Lounge in their swings on their killer terrace which offers rooftop views of the sunset and the surrounding areas. Indulge in their heavenly breakfast or pick up a guitar and start jamming. You can even opt to utilize the in-house gym for a workout session at ₹150 per hour.
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Deets
To know more checkout their website here.
Address: F 128, 4th Floor, Jhandu Mansion, Mohammadpur, Sector 1, RK Puram, New Delhi, Delhi 110066
Phone: 085100 01800
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