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Hostels in Delhi – Fully Furnished Boys & Girls Hostels / PGs

Looking for the best hostels or PGs in Delhi with AC, Wi-Fi, meals, and all modern amenities? There are many hostels and professionally managed PG/coliving options across Delhi that cater to both students and working professionals. These hostels can offer furnished rooms (shared or private), washrooms (shared or attached depending 

Delhi is a big city with a mix of student hubs, residential areas, busy commercial zones and strong public transport (metro, trains, buses). That makes it a popular and practical choice for hostel/PG living for people from different backgrounds and needs

Why Choose a Hostel/PG in Delhi?

• Convenient Location & Connectivity: With metro, buses, trains — and a large number of colleges, universities, and workplaces — hostels in Delhi often mean easy commuting. Many hostels are in student-friendly zones or near commercial/work hubs.

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• Flexible Room & Sharing Options: You’ll find everything from dorm-beds/shared rooms to double or triple sharing PGs, as well as private/single rooms depending on budget and privacy needs. 

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• Amenities & Services: Many hostels/PGs offer furnished rooms (bed, cupboard, study table), Wi-Fi, meals (in many PGs), housekeeping, laundry, security (CCTV, guards), and common spaces — suitable for students & working professionals. 

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• Affordability & Variety: Depending on locality, amenities and sharing option — you can find budget-friendly to premium hostels, giving flexibility for different budgets. 

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Average Hostel/PG Rent and Cost in Delhi

*These are broad estimates — actual rent depends heavily on locality, room type (shared vs private), and what amenities are included (meals, AC, Wi-Fi, etc.)

Typical living-cost breakdown (for a hostel/PG stay):

• Rent/Accommodation: ₹5,000 – ₹20,000 per month depending on sharing & amenities

• Food/Meals (if not included): ₹2,500 – ₹5,000 (or more depending on habits) 

• Transport: ₹500 – ₹1,500 (metro/bus/auto — depends on commute) 

• Utilities + Misc (if not included): varies — depends on consumption and PG terms

According to a student-cost analysis: many students manage total monthly expenses (rent + food + transport + basics) around ₹10,000–₹18,000 depending on sharing, meals, and lifestyle. 

Things to Consider When Renting a Hostel/PG in Delhi

• Locality & Commute: Delhi is vast. Choose a hostel close to your college, university, or workplace to avoid long travel — else your commute cost/time may nullify savings on rent.

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• Amenities & Inclusions: Always check whether rent includes meals, electricity, Wi-Fi, housekeeping, utilities. If not — budget accordingly.

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• Sharing vs Privacy: Dorm/shared rooms are cheapest but offer less privacy. Double-sharing is a balance. Single rooms cost more but offer comfort.

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• Safety & Cleanliness: Look for hostels with proper security (guards, CCTV), clean washrooms, regular maintenance, and good reputation (especially if you are a girl).

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• Hidden Costs: Ask about extra charges — utilities, electricity (AC/heaters), laundry, mess/food extras, security deposit, maintenance fees.

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• Freedom & Rules: Hostel/PG may have rules for guests, visitors, curfews, food preferences. Ensure that such rules match your lifestyle.

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Common Localities / Areas in Delhi Popular for Hostels / PGs

Some of the widely known localities where hostels/PGs are common among students and working professionals: 

• North Campus / Kamla Nagar / Mukherjee Nagar / GTB Nagar — popular with university students. 

• South Delhi / Lajpat Nagar / Saket / Malviya Nagar / Hauz Khas / Satya Niketan — decent mix of affordability and connectivity.

• Rohini / Dwarka / Mayur Vihar / Outer areas — relatively more budget-friendly, especially for shared or basic PGs. 

• West / Central Zones (Karol Bagh, Patel Nagar, etc.) — can also have PG/hostel options depending on need and budget. 

Amenities & Facilities You Can Expect in a Good Hostel/PG in Delhi

Good hostels/PGs in Delhi may offer:

• Furnished rooms (beds, cupboard/wardrobe, basic furniture) — shared or private. 

• Wi-Fi / Internet connectivity — often included or available. 

• Meals / Mess facility — breakfast, lunch, dinner (veg / non-veg or as per policy) in many PGs/hostels.

• Housekeeping / maintenance — some hostels offer cleaning, laundry or general upkeep. 

• Security & Safety — CCTV, secured entry, sometimes biometric access or guards (especially in girls’ hostels) 

• Common / Social Spaces — lounges, recreation areas, mess/dining halls, sometimes study rooms or workspaces 

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How to Find a Good Hostel/PG in Delhi Under Budget

Based on local practices and advice from students: 

• Decide your monthly budget (rent + food + utilities + transport) before shortlisting.

• Prefer shared or double-sharing PGs to save costs if you are a student or on a budget.

• Choose localities that balance cost with commute convenience (not too far from college/office).

• Prioritise hostels that include meals, Wi-Fi, and basic amenities — saves overall expense.

• Always visit the hostel (or at least request a detailed walk-through / photos) before committing — check hygiene, facilities, safety.

• Look for transparent pricing — no hidden charges for electricity, maintenance, or food.

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Types of Hostel/PG Options in Delhi

• Dormitory / Hostel-style multiple-sharing rooms (most budget-friendly)

• Double / Twin-sharing PGs (budget to mid-range)

• Single / Private rooms — more privacy (mid to higher range)

• Gender-specific hostels (boys-only / girls-only) or unisex PGs

• Student-hostels near college campuses, or PG/hostels catering to working professionals

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Why Hostels/PGs in Delhi Are Often a Great Choice

• You get flexibility — many options, from budget to premium, shared to private.

• Connectivity & convenience — with metro, buses, and proximity to colleges/companies, living in a hostel reduces commute stress.

• Moderate overall cost — for students or early-career professionals, shared PGs/hostels offer manageable expenses compared to full apartments.

• Community & social environment — living with other students/young professionals helps with socialising, support, and adjusting to city life.

• Amenities without hassle — meals, maintenance, Wi-Fi, safety — often managed by hostel/PG administration.