It's located about 40 minutes from New Delhi Airport Terminal 1. Taking a regular taxi from New Delhi Airport is nearly impossible. Without the Uber app, you can waste endless time at the regular taxi stand. If you look closely at the designated taxi stand, you'll see an Indian *** receiving a small note from a small counter and then heading to a waiting vehicle. Once you've entered, state your destination, pay the fare, and they'll give you a receipt and a piece of paper with your taxi number. While Uber can cost 300-500 rupees, I paid 800 rupees at the service center. * The fare from my accommodation to New Delhi Airport Terminal 3 was approximately 250 rupees for a compact car and 520 rupees for a mid-size car. There was a major construction project going on near the accommodation I booked, so it was a total mud squash when it rained. There was only one small mart nearby where you could buy water, fruit, milk, and Kap Ramen (Korean, very old), but the bread, in my personal opinion, did not suit the taste of Koreans at all. I do not recommend it. There were a lot of tiny black mosquitoes from India in the room, so I advise you to bring mosquito repellent. *A must-have item when traveling to India. There were no cafes or other places to go near the accommodation, so I stayed in the room for two nights and went straight to the airport. I advise you to be careful when booking accommodations that include breakfast. It is a completely Indian meal, so if possible, it is recommended.
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