Delhi is gearing up for the BRICS Summit on September 12 and 13, and luxury hotels in the national capital are witnessing an unprecedented surge in demand. Several top five-star properties are showing no availability for key summit dates, while room prices for nearby dates have shot up dramatically. From Taj Mahal Hotel and Taj Palace to The Leela Palace and The Oberoi, premium rooms are commanding eye-watering prices. Even properties with limited availability, such as ITC Maurya, are charging lakhs per night as global leaders and dignitaries prepare to arrive in Delhi.
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