Guide to Medical Tourism Accommodation New Delhi from Bangladesh

When someone in your family needs treatment abroad, you already have plenty on your plate. Reports to carry, doctors to meet, a visa to sort out, flights to book. Finding a decent place to stay shouldn’t become one more job.

Every year, a lot of people travel from Bangladesh to Delhi for treatment, and most bring family along. This guide is for them. I’ll go through how to think about medical tourism accommodation in New Delhi, what to look for, and why so many families end up in Saket.

Why a hotel room often isn’t enough

Hospital trips almost never go to plan. A check-up ends up leading to another test. That test ends up leading to a procedure. The week you had planned ends up turning into three weeks. Hotels are built for trips. A long hospital stay is a different animal.

One room is tight when you have a patient and one or two relatives. You eat out for every meal, which costs a lot and wears everyone down. Restaurant food can also be hard on someone who’s unwell. And there’s nowhere to sit quietly, wash a few clothes, or make tea at 5 am when nobody can sleep.

That’s why many families look for a furnished apartment instead. It feels closer to home, and when you’re under stress, that counts for a lot.

Why Saket makes sense

Saket is located in South Delhi. It is, near Max hospital and Apollo hospital. These are names that many Bangladeshi patients already know. Staying nearby keeps the rides to appointments short. That’s easier on a patient who feels weak, and on whoever has to carry files and reports back and forth every day.

I will find pharmacies, shops, restaurants and a metro station close by daily errands will not turn into long trips. The neighbourhood is residential and fairly calm neighbourhood is a relief after a day, at the hospital.

What to look for in medical stay accommodation

Here’s the list I’d use if I were booking for my own family.

Start with the distance to the hospital. A short ride matters more than a fancy address. I think the kitchen is very useful. Being able to cook food, such, as plain rice or a light soup helps a lot when the patient has little appetite. A fridge and a washing machine are just as useful.

Check that there are separate rooms. The patient needs rest, and when there’s a living area apart from the bedroom, relatives can sit and talk without disturbing anyone. Ask how the place is cleaned and how often, because fresh linen and a clean bathroom aren’t optional during recovery.

You’ll want power backup and Wi-Fi too. You’ll be calling home, downloading reports and maybe talking to doctors on video. Look for flexibility. Treatment plans can change so choose a place where you can extend your stay or leave early without any penalty or long-term commitment.

Last, find out if someone answers the phone. If something goes wrong at night, you need an actual person.

What a stay with us in Saket looks like

Fortune Home runs furnished service apartments in Saket. We look after each one ourselves instead of listing someone else’s, so the photos on our site match the flat you walk into.

Every home has a separate bedroom and living area, a working kitchen with a fridge and washing machine, air conditioning and Wi-Fi. Housekeeping, water and electricity are in the rate, so there’s no surprise bill at the end.

We don’t charge brokerage, we don’t take a deposit for short stays, and there’s no lock-in. If treatment runs long, you can extend. If it finishes early, you can leave. One phone number, which is also on WhatsApp, reaches a real person at any hour.

To be clear about what we are: we’re an apartment provider, not a hospital or a medical agency. We don’t arrange treatment. We just try to make the days around it easier.

Which apartment size should you pick?

It depends on who’s travelling with the patient. At the time of writing, these are our Saket rates per night:

Apartment	Starting price per night
Studio	₹2,880
1 BHK	₹3,060
2 BHK	₹4,500
3 BHK	₹5,400

A studio or 1BHK is enough for a patient and one attendant. A 2BHK is good for a patient who has two or three relatives. If the family is larger or if a caregiver needs a room go for the 3BHK. Prices are not fixed so always check the apartment page, for the rate. If you plan to stay for a week or more ask about rates. The nightly rate usually drops the longer you stay.

A few practical points for Bangladeshi travelers

Most patients from Bangladesh travel to India on a medical visa. Relatives who travel with patients from Bangladesh generally need an attendant visa. Rules can change so you should confirm the requirements, with the Indian Visa Application Centre before you book flights.

At check-in, we’ll ask for a copy of your passport and visa. Indian law requires this for every foreign guest, so keep them handy.

Carrying some rupees, for small daily costs is helpful and keeping reports, prescriptions and hospital appointment letters together in one folder is also helpful.

How to book

Send us your dates, how many people are coming and what size of apartment you need. We’ll reply with two or three options, real photos and a final price. You can call or WhatsApp us on +91 8750239000, or browse the apartments at fortunehomeserviceapartment.com.

If you don’t know how long you’ll need, say so. It’s better to plan for a flexible stay than to be stuck with dates that don’t work.

Frequently Asked Questions

Where should Bangladeshi patients stay in New Delhi?
Many families pick Saket because it’s close to Max and Apollo hospitals, fairly quiet, and well served by shops, pharmacies and the metro. For anything longer than a few days, a furnished apartment there works better than a hotel.

What is medical tourism accommodation?
It’s a place to stay near a hospital for patients and their families during treatment. The best options offer space, a kitchen, clean rooms and the freedom to stay longer or leave quickly.

Is a service apartment better than a hotel for a medical stay?
For stays longer, than two or three days usually yes. A service apartment gives a kitchen, separate rooms, privacy and lower meal costs.

Can we cook our own food?
Yes. Every apartment has a working kitchen with a fridge, plus a washing machine.

Do I need to pay a security deposit?
Not for short stays. For longer bookings, we agree the terms in writing before check-in.

Can I extend my stay if treatment takes longer?
Yes, if the apartment is free. We have no lock-in, so tell us as early as you can and we’ll try to keep you in the same place.

What documents do you need at check-in?
A copy of the passport and visa for each foreign guest. It’s a legal requirement in India.

Are Wi-Fi and housekeeping included?
Yes. Cleaning, fresh linen, Wi-Fi, water and electricity are all in the rate.

One last thing

A hospital trip is hard enough already. The place you come back to each evening should help you rest, not add to the stress. If you’re planning medical tourism accommodation in New Delhi, send us your dates and the number of people, and we’ll help you find an apartment in Saket that fits.

Call or WhatsApp +91 8750239000, or visit fortunehomeserviceapartment.com.