Lemon Tree Premier 2 Gurugram
Lemon Tree Premier 2 Gurugram is a solid 4-star pick in Sector 29, Gurugram — comfortable rooms and a base that keeps Kingdom of Dreams close.
Guests typically choose Sector 29 for its balance of location and price; Lemon Tree Premier 2 Gurugram is a good fit if you want to be near the action in Gurugram.
Because pricing is set live by the hotel and its suppliers, the figure shown here is a recent snapshot; check the current rate for your exact dates before booking.
Key facts
What’s included
Around Sector 29
What hotels actually cost in Gurugram
Budget rooms (₹2,500-4,500) get you a clean 3-star in Sushant Lok, Sector 14 or Old Gurugram — think Lemon Tree, Ginger, Treebo-grade properties, with breakfast and reliable Wi-Fi but no pool. Mid-range 4-star (₹6,000-11,000) is the Gurugram sweet spot: Courtyard by Marriott on Sushant Lok, Crowne Plaza on Sector 29, Radisson Blu MBD on MG Road — pool, gym, two restaurants, airport shuttle usually extra at ₹1,200 one way. Top-end (₹14,000-30,000) means Trident, The Oberoi, Leela Ambience or ITC Grand Bharat in Manesar for resort format.
Rates spike in three predictable windows: Auto Expo in February (biennial), the wedding cluster in November-December, and any week the India Expo Mart in Greater Noida runs a major trade show. GST is 12% up to ₹7,500 and 18% above it — the threshold matters, and some hotels quote at ₹7,499 to stay under it. Weekend rates on Golf Course Road drop 20-30% because the corporate crowd goes home.
The Gurugram booking trap nobody warns you about
The single biggest mistake is booking by star rating instead of by side of the Rajiv Chowk flyover. Gurugram’s traffic is unidirectional and brutal — a 4-star "5 km from your meeting" can be 55 minutes at 9 am if the meeting is across NH-48 and the underpass is flooded. Always check whether your hotel and your office are on the same side of NH-48 and the same side of the Golf Course Road–Sohna Road split; the map distance is a lie.
Two other things: the address "Gurgaon" and "Gurugram" are the same city (renamed in 2016), so do not book two hotels thinking they are in different places. And if your meeting is in Manesar’s IMT or at the Maruti plant, do not stay in Cyber City assuming a 20-minute drive — it is 25 km on the Manesar side of Kherki Daula toll, and the toll queue alone can add 20 minutes in the morning.
Where to stay in Gurugram: which area suits which traveller
For business trips, stay on the DLF Cyber City–MG Road corridor: it puts you within 2-3 km of the offices in DLF Phase 2, DLF Phase 3 and Udyog Vihar, and the Rapid Metro runs the length of it. Golf Course Road (DLF Phase 5, Sector 42-43) is the pricier band, with the newer towers and the better restaurants at Cyber Hub and Galleria — expect ₹8,000-14,000 for a 4-star room here on a weekday. Sohna Road and Golf Course Extension are 20-30% cheaper and still fine for meetings in Sector 48 or the SPR belt, though traffic to Cyber City can hit 45 minutes at 9 am.
For a quieter stay, Manesar (35 km from IGI Airport) has resort-style properties around the IMT and works if your meetings are at Maruti or the auto-component plants. Sushant Lok, Sector 14 and Sector 15 sit in Old Gurugram and are the budget end, with 3-star and boutique options under ₹5,000. Skip Palam Vihar unless your work is specifically in Udyog Vihar or Dwarka — the connectivity to central Gurugram is poor once you leave NH-48.
