Bed and Breakfast is a concept of lodging in small establishments offering overnight accommodation at affordable prices inclusive of morning meal. These are mainly private homes available for commercial use. The properties offering bed and breakfast usually do not serve other meals and are very pocket friendly means of accommodation especially for a budget traveller on a run. The national capital city of Delhi is expecting to see thousands of visitors during Commonwealth Games in 2010. A scheme for bed and breakfast options for Commonwealth Games in New Delhi is also announced by Delhi's government. Under this bed and breakfast scheme for Commonwealth Games 2010 the government has asked the small inns, motels and even residential properties to offer cheap, clean and safe accommodation to the guests coming from world over.


In such scenario a plethora of properties have turned up to offer bed and breakfast facilities that include various three star hotels, guesthouses and inns across the city. However a stay in a residential property and having breakfast with the resident Indian family remains the best possible way to get personal with Indian culture and way of life. A stay in a private residence is much more personal and intimate and feels like home. Get personal attention and immaculate settings and give a try to in Indian homemade food. These are extremely safe lodging options perfect especially for single traveller s and women tourists.


State-of-the-art facilities, beauteous interiors, top- notch bathrooms and safe surroundings, some of the homes in posh regions of South and Central Delhi have opened up gates to the tourists visiting the country for nineteenth Commonwealth Games to be held in India. Thousands of Delhiites have offered to spare a room to welcome the guests. As the country prepares itself with a plethora of lodging options, bed and breakfast lodging for Commonwealth Games 2010 remains one of the finest ways of enjoying a stay with an Indian family and to experience their customs and traditions.