Green Park is a settled South Delhi colony of rented floors and family houses on Aurobindo Marg, with AIIMS just to the north and Hauz Khas to the south. Most men who call us from here are in a flat or one of the small guest houses near the market, not a big hotel. A call before 9 PM usually means a visit the same evening.
Green Park is a place where people live, not a hotel district. The lanes off Aurobindo Marg are lined with three and four storey houses, most of them split into floors and let out to working people and families. Green Park Main Market is where the colony shops and eats, and Aurobindo Place Market, a short walk south, is known for its cheap food and late tea stalls. Across the main road, Yusuf Sarai is older and more crowded, with narrow lanes, small shops and rooms to let above them.
Green Park Metro Station on the Yellow Line opens straight onto Aurobindo Marg, so a girl who comes by metro walks to most gates in five or six minutes. By road our girls come in from the Naraina side along the Ring Road. That takes about forty minutes on a weekday evening and closer to twenty-five after 10 PM, once the AIIMS flyover clears. We tell you the real time on the phone and keep to it.
Because AIIMS and Safdarjung Hospital are only a few minutes north, Green Park and Yusuf Sarai have dozens of small guest houses that fill up with visitors from other cities. Most of them keep a register and a man at the desk, and many will not let an outside guest go up after about 10 PM. If that is where you are staying, call early and tell us its name. We will tell you honestly whether a visit there works, or whether our own room in Mahipalpur makes more sense.
Most Green Park bookings go to private flats, and those are simple. She comes to your door, but give us the full house number with its letter, because many buildings here share a plot number and add A, B or C. The busy time is 8 PM to midnight, as this crowd books after work. See the girls first on our call girls page, and the rates on the price page. If your flat is on the Deer Park side, our Hauz Khas page covers that area.
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