Collections, the way we’d travel.

Every Hostizzy home within a drive of Delhi that has a pool of its own — not shared, not seasonal.

Houses that take a birthday, an anniversary or a reception without the neighbours minding — space to eat, dance and stay over.

Farmhouses we manage ourselves that hold a wedding — lawns, parking, rooms for the family and one team answering for all of it.

Whole houses for an offsite inside two hours of Gurugram — one bill, one contact, and rooms that work on a weekday.

Homes that genuinely sleep fifteen or more — counted in real beds, not floor mattresses.

Easy houses for two or three families together — level ground, a kitchen worth using, and somewhere for children to be loud.

Dogs welcome, said plainly and in advance — with the garden and the gate to make it easy.

Real farmstays under twenty thousand a night, with the pool and the quiet still included.

Our densest cluster — farmhouses inside Gurugram, most of them under an hour from south Delhi.

On the Sohna road, where the Aravallis start and the traffic stops.

On the Jaipur highway — far enough to feel like leaving, close enough to drive after work.

The Mangar bani side of the Aravallis — forest, quiet, and a short run from south Delhi and Faridabad.

Somewhere to sleep on the dhaba trail, instead of driving back the same night.

Barog, Mukteshwar, Mussoorie, Shimla and Dehradun — the drives worth doing for a long weekend.

Riverside, forest and farm — the places in the portfolio where the setting is the reason to go.

A garden cottage in Vrindavan, for the temples and the early mornings.