The most popular hill stations and beach towns get crowded for a reason, but some of the best stays we’ve seen are in towns that haven’t made anyone’s top-ten list yet — smaller footprint, lower prices, and a much easier time getting a table for dinner.
Off-season travel to a popular destination is its own kind of underrated pick. The same property that’s booked out and overpriced in peak season is often quiet and better value just a few weeks either side of it.
Use the destinations page to browse by city rather than searching for a specific hotel by name — it’s the easiest way to notice a place you hadn’t already had in mind.