Hauz Khas covers the Village with its bars around the old lake, the Deer Park, and the flats of SDA and Hauz Khas Enclave. It is a flats area with a strong nightlife side, so our busiest calls here come late on Friday and Saturday. Hauz Khas metro, where the Yellow and Magenta Lines meet, is a short auto ride from the Village gate.
Hauz Khas Village is a tight cluster of lanes at the end of one approach road, built around a 13th century water tank and the ruins of an old madrasa. The bars and cafes sit on the upper floors, and on weekend nights the lanes stay full until last orders at about 1 AM. The Deer Park wraps around the south side of the lake. Around all this are the homes: Hauz Khas Enclave, SDA with its own small market, and the lanes near IIT Delhi, mostly rented by young working people and students.
Hauz Khas Metro Station sits on Aurobindo Marg near the Outer Ring Road, and it is the interchange for the Yellow and Magenta Lines, so a girl gets here from almost anywhere with one change. From the station the Village is about two kilometres by auto. From our Naraina side a car takes around thirty-five minutes in the evening. On a Saturday night the Village road itself jams, so she is dropped at the entry and walks the last few minutes.
Timing here follows the bars. The busy window runs from about 11 PM to 3 AM on Friday and Saturday, when men are leaving a table in the Village and heading home. Call from the bar before you leave, not after you reach home, so she can already be on the road. Send the address on WhatsApp as well, because loud music makes a phone call hard to follow. Weeknights are quieter, and a booking planned by 9 PM is the easiest to confirm.
Hauz Khas has very few hotels, just a handful of small guest houses in the Village and in SDA, so nearly every booking is a visit to a flat. Many flats here are shared, so tell us if a flatmate is home and we will time the visit around it. Buildings with a guard need your name at the gate. Choose a girl first from our call girls gallery. If you live across Aurobindo Marg, see our Green Park page, and if you are further south near the malls, the Saket page.