Shantigriha
New Delhi, India

Namaste and Welcome to Shantigriha; We are located in the heart of Delhi. Nestled along a quiet residential street just minutes from downtown, our beautiful gardens, charming rooms and fine food will ensure your delhi experience is authentic and luxurious. 'Shantigriha derived from the sanskrit words 'shanti' and 'griha' actuate the sense House of Peace. Come and experience the Asola wildlife sanctuary and qutab minar along side the in-room spa and morning yoga sessions

We at shantigriha invite you to one of the most luxurious bread and breakfast inns at Delhi overlooking the Qutab minar and the Asola Wildlife Sanctuary. Located just minutes from the other hot tourism spots of the city, yet we are far away in the country to give the respite you are looking for. Enjoy a leisurly walk in the sanctuary or the tourist attractions such as the Qutab Minar, Tughlakabad Fort and the chattarpur temples, all within minutes of shantigriha. Whatever brings you to the area you can be sure your stay with us will be restful and accomadating. Enjoy morning breakfast with various delicacies of the south and north or India or maybe just the old english sausages and baked beans alongside a nice fried egg.

Your host sahil pershad a direct descendant of the royal Chunnamal family will take you to the roots of Delhi back to his ancestral home in old Delhi. His forefathers were financiers for the mughal emporors back in the 15th and 16th century. Today the haveli rests alongside Mirza ghalibs ancestral home in the heart of Chandni Chowk.

Delhi is one of the oldest continually inhabited cities in the world. Having been the capital of several empires in ancient India, Delhi was a major city in the old trade routes from northwest India to the Gangetic Plains. Many ancient monuments, archaeological sites and remains of national importance have been erected in its history. The Mughals built a section of the city (now known as Old City or Old Delhi) that served as the capital of Mughal Empire for a long period. During the British Raj, New Delhi was built as an administrative quarter of the city. New Delhi was declared the capital of India after India gained independence from British rule in 1947. As the seat of the Government of India, New Delhi houses important offices of the federal government, including the Parliament of India. Delhi has grown up to be a cosmopolitan city owing to the immigration of people from across the country. Like many other large cities of the world, Delhi suffers from urbanisation problems such as pollution, traffic congestion and scarcity of resources. The rapid development and urbanisation of New Delhi and surrounding areas coupled with the high average income of the populace has largely eclipsed socio-cultural traits that used to represent Delhi until a few years after independence.