Golf Course Extension Road
Newer, cheaper, further south — new-build hotels serving the Sector 65-70 corporate parks.
New residential towers along Golf Course Extension Road
Why people stay in Golf Course Extension Road
Golf Course Extension Road is a 6 km strip running southeast from Sector 56 down through Sectors 61-67 towards Sohna Road. It didn’t exist as an address ten years ago; now it holds Ireo, Emaar and DLF residential towers, a handful of new business hotels and the M3M and Trump Tower complexes. It serves the corporate parks in Sectors 65 and 68 — Genpact, American Express, Snapdeal — plus the Sohna Road offices to the south.
The pitch is simple: newer rooms, lower rates, less traffic — for a slightly worse commute to anywhere central. Rates run ₹7607-₹12361 for legit 4-star product at Radisson Blu, Fortune Select and Vivanta. The trade-off is no metro yet (planned, not built), so every trip requires a cab, and the last-mile road quality on the interior sectors is genuinely poor after rain. Suits price-conscious business travellers whose meetings sit south of Sector 55.
Locally the stretch is also signed as Southern Peripheral Road (SPR), the official name Haryana Urban Development Authority uses even though every taxi app still lists Golf Course Extension Road. Sector 65’s M3M Trump Towers and the Ireo Skyon residential block in Sector 60 give the strip its skyline, but at street level it is still building sites, boundary walls and the odd stray cow between towers. By 9pm the malls have shut, most restaurants close by 11, and the road itself goes properly quiet — this is a sleep-and-commute address, not one to wander after dark.
Families and leisure travellers get little for their money here beyond the discount versus Cyber City — there’s no equivalent of Kingdom of Dreams or the DLF malls within walking distance, and weekend footfall in the few open cafes is thin. Anyone whose Gurugram trip mixes business with sightseeing is better based on Golf Course Road or MG Road, where the evening options are denser. This stretch earns its keep purely on rate and proximity to the Sector 65-70 corporate parks; treat it as a functional base, not a destination in itself.
Best cluster is between Sector 62 and Sector 65 on the main road — Radisson Blu, Fortune Select Global, Country Inn Sohna Road all fall here. ₹8082-₹12361 midweek. Avoid anything advertising Sector 66+ as a base; you’re then 25 minutes to Cyber City in decent traffic and 45 in bad. Also avoid ground-floor rooms in the newer builds — noise from generators is a real issue during power cuts. Rates sit toward the top of that band, closer to ₹12361, through the October-March conference season when the Sector 65 corporate parks are busiest, and drop toward ₹8082 in the slower May-July stretch. For a genuinely budget option right on the strip, Saltstayz Premier Golf Course Extension Road runs well under the 4-star rates and still sits inside the same Sector 62-65 catchment. Book the Radisson Blu or Fortune Select Global if rate isn’t the deciding factor; pick Saltstayz Premier if it is.
Things to do in Golf Course Extension Road
In the M3M Urbana complex off Golf Course Extension Road. Day pass ₹1141, decent coffee, meeting rooms available at ₹761/hour. Reliable wifi and better air-con than most hotel business centres.
Ground floor of Ireo Skyon tower, near Sector 60 chowk. 30+ beers on tap, ₹475-₹856, food menu is decent Indian-Italian. Busy 8-11pm with the residential-tower crowd; goes quiet by midnight.
The Great Kabab Factory does a ₹2662 Sunday brunch noon-3pm — narrower menu than the Cyber City brunches but half the price and rarely full. Book 24 hours ahead; walk-in works most weeks.
The road ends past Sector 65 in genuine Aravalli scrubland. 20 minutes on foot from any Sector 62-63 hotel, best 6-7am for peacocks and jackals. Do not attempt after dark — no lights, no pavement.
Just off the southern end of the strip at the Sohna Road junction, a 10-minute cab from Sector 62-65 hotels. Opens 10am, running shoes and gym kit from ₹499, useful if you’ve packed light for meetings.
The main intersection at the midpoint of the road fills with momo and chowmein carts from around 6pm. Plates run ₹40-100, cash only, busiest 7-9pm with office workers heading home to the towers nearby.
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Hotels near Golf Course Extension Road
No hotels are listed in Golf Course Extension Road yet. The nearest ones are on the region page.
Every hotel we cover in Golf Course Extension Road
- FabHotel Parfait Street 3★ · 5/5
- Roomshala 061 NK Residency 3★ · 5/5
- Bloom Hotel Golf Course Road Sector 43 3★ · 4.9/5
- Aatithyam Residency 3★ · 4.7/5
- Bluo Classic 2 Bhk Dlf Golf Course Balcony Lift 3★ · 4.6/5
- FabHotel HUDA Sushant Lok 3★ · 4.6/5
- Orsom Stays Sassy Sector 42 3★ · 4.6/5
- Tarika Serviceapartments 3★ · 4.4/5
- Hotel Golf View Suites 2★ · 4.4/5
- Bawa Residency 3★ · 4.2/5
- New Bawa Residency 3★ · 4.2/5
- Fabhotel Golf Course Sapphire 3★ · 4.1/5
- The Anya Hotel Gurgaon 5★ · 4/5
- Hotel Aeroporto 4★ · 4/5
- OYO 6540 Tirupati Residency 3★ · 4/5
- Collection O Queen Residency 3★ · 3.9/5
- Kingfisher Aravali Resort 3★ · 3.8/5
- Fabhotel Premium Nest 3★ · 3.7/5
- Oyo 1875 Hotel Blooms 2 3★ · 3.5/5
- FabHotel Aksh Palace Golf Course Road 3★ · 3.3/5
- BluO Studio DLF Golf Course Road Artemis 1★ · 3.3/5
- Collection O The Doors Near Appu Ghar 3★ · 3.2/5
- FabHotel Comfort Residency II 3★ · 0.7/5
- BedChambers Luxury Apartment Near Golf course Road 4★
Getting around Golf Course Extension Road
No metro yet. To airport: Uber via Dwarka Expressway 35-45 minutes, ₹1426-₹1902. To Cyber City: Uber 18-28 minutes, ₹761-₹1141. To Golf Course Road: Uber 8-14 minutes, ₹380-₹666. Inside the area you cab everything; walking between sectors is theoretically possible but crossings are hostile. Hotel shuttles to Sector 55-56 metro exist at Radisson Blu and Fortune Select on request. Gurgaon railway station on the Delhi-Rewari line sits about 14 km north; an Uber from there runs 35-40 minutes and ₹500-₹700 depending on traffic. Ola and Uber cover the whole stretch reliably, but auto-rickshaws grow scarce after 9pm and most drivers won’t take fares this far south once it’s dark.
Questions about Golf Course Extension Road
Not yet. The Sector 55-56 station on the Rapid Metro is the closest and sits at the northern end — a 5-15 minute cab from anywhere on the Extension. A metro extension has been announced multiple times; nothing is under construction as of now.
18-22 minutes off-peak, 30-45 minutes 9-10am or 6-8pm. The bottleneck is Rajiv Chowk. If your meetings start at 9:30, leave by 8:30; if they start at 10, you can leave at 9:15 without stress.
Yes — Southern Peripheral Road is the official Haryana Urban Development Authority name for the same stretch, running from Sector 59 through to Sohna Road. Ride-hailing apps and most locals still call it Golf Course Extension Road, so both names point to the same six-kilometre corridor. Signage on the ground is inconsistent, switching between the two names block by block.
A handful — The Beer Cafe in Ireo Skyon covers casual drinks and food, and the Radisson Blu’s Sunday brunch is the main sit-down draw. Most options close by 11pm and there’s nothing like the Cyber Hub density of choice, so don’t plan a night out that depends on variety. If restaurant range matters more than rate, base yourself on Golf Course Road or MG Road instead.
