Elephant (en-suite single room)

The Diya Bed & Breakfast is a homestay with a twist in the centre of Delhi. Stay where your hosts are young beneficiaries of Salaam Baalak Trust, a local NGO working for street children. We are tucked in to the narrow lanes of Paharganj, but once inside we can offer you comfortable beds, a quiet night, personal attention, a small roof terrace, and a touch of Old Delhi Haveli style. This stylish place is close to must-see tourist destinations. The space This stylish and unique place sets the stage for a memorable trip. The Diya Bed & Breakfast is a homestay with a twist in the centre of Delhi. Stay where your hosts are young beneficiaries of Salaam Baalak Trust, a local NGO working for street children. We are tucked in to the narrow lanes of Paharganj, but once inside we can offer you comfortable beds, a quiet night, personal attention, a small roof terrace, and a touch of Old Delhi Haveli style Guest access The guests could access most parts of the space in the building. On the 4th floor we have a small terrace, a little oasis of terracotta and green. We don’t claim the best rooftop view in the city, but you can see some of the sights of daily life in the centre of the city, like traditional pigeon fliers as well as the minarets of a local mosque. During your stay If guests need any kind of help during their stay at Diya Bed and Breakfast. They could easily reach out to one of Diya B&B's staff for help. Also, we live in the building to look after our guests. Other things to note Health & Emergencies There are almost always 2 people staying in the B&B overnight, on the top floor – Danish and Shafi. Doctors and medical issues There is a local doctor who will come if needed, but there is a charge. You could also go to Max Hospital in Malviya Nagar. Please ask Danish for details. National Emergency numbers are: 101 Fire 102 Ambulance 1091 women’s helpline Fire We have one fire extinguisher on every floor. In the event of a fire, please go downstairs and leave through the main door. If a fire means the stairs down to the exit are unsafe to use, go up to the roof and we can evacuate to neighbouring properties.