Gay Delhi Delhi City Guide City Guides > India > Gay Delhi Delhi Suzi SiegelDelhi stuns and Delhi shatters. And then it puts you back together again. The city is an assault on the senses, but does that have to be a bad thing? If you’re feeling like it’s time to take a trip that takes you out of your comfort zone, India’s tumultuous and wondrous capital city might be just what the doctor ordered. For every fetid smell, there will be a beautiful one. For every blast of heat and cacophonous racket, there will be a moment of peace and wonder. Despite its headlong rush into the future, this ancient land remains family-centric and deeply conservative. As far as the gay scene goes, it can perhaps best be described as “budding.” Antiquated colonial-era anti-sodomy laws remain on the dusty books, but still, the community continues to grow, with annual gay pride parades, straight clubs that hold gay nights and a healthy underground scene mostly tapped into by social networks. Looking for the ultimate Delhi gay guide? Mr Hudson has got you covered. Feel like getting away? Take a trip planned just for you, and let us do all the work. Discover Trip Design Hotels Things to do Things to see Food & Drink Shopping Nightlife Trip Design Where to stay in DelhiWhen it comes to laying your head in Delhi, luxury is the name of the game. The Imperial, New Delhi, is a masterclass in colonial elegance, marrying Art Deco charm with contemporary comforts. This storied grande dame, nestled in the heart of New Delhi, boasts an award-winning spa and a treasure trove of British Raj-era artworks adorning its walls.For those seeking modern opulence, The Oberoi New Delhi is a veritable urban sanctuary. Recently refurbished, it offers breathtaking views of Humayun’s Tomb and Delhi Golf Course from its rooftop bar, while its restaurants are helmed by Michelin-starred chefs. The property’s contemporary aesthetic is complemented by traditional touches, creating a harmonious blend of old and new Delhi.Last but certainly not least, The Leela Palace New Delhi stands as a monument to Indian luxury. This palatial property in the Diplomatic Enclave area seamlessly weaves together Lutyen’s architecture with Dita Von Teese glamour. Its rooftop infinity pool is the perfect spot for a sunset cocktail, offering panoramic views of the city skyline. The Leela’s ESPA spa is a haven of tranquillity, featuring indulgent treatments inspired by ancient Ayurvedic traditions. The Imperal New DelhiThank you for reading Mr Hudson.Subscribe to City Guides or log in to continue reading. Subscribe now Log inSpecial SelectionExclusive Mr Hudson offersOut now from gestaltenMr Hudson Explores Browse the BookExplore more Tokyo shopping guide: discover the best Japanese clothing brandsWhile every city has its distinct features, none can match the flamboyant characteristics of Tokyo. Japan’s eccentric capital has a unique blend of culture, fashion, and tech all meeting in a futuristic setting, making it one of the best shopping destinations. Read story > Foodie Mexico: Our favourite restaurants in Mexico CityVibrant and soulful with a storied past, Mexican cuisine mimics the nation in which it was born. And where better to discover the tortilla-wrapped gift of Mexican food than Mexico City, a place 21 million people call home. Read story > Ibiza and Formentera City GuideIbiza, ‘nightlife capital of the Mediterranean’, is not a moniker to be sniffed but Formentera, Ibiza’s chilled out little sister, also has off-grid hippy vibes amid turquoise blue waters and pristine natural surroundings. To access this content, you must purchase City Guides subscription. Explore > Subscribe to our newsletterYou can unsubscribe at any time by clicking the link in the footer of our emails. We use Mailchimp as our marketing platform. By clicking below to subscribe, you acknowledge that your information will be transferred to Mailchimp for processing. Discover the world's most exquisite escapes JOIN THE CLUBJoin Mr Hudson's inner circle for curated luxury travel experiences, exclusive perks, and insider access