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| The Imperial Hotel New Delhi is rated as one of Asia's finest Hotels and has established a well known following for years. The Hotel offers its guests dreamy accommodations combined with state of the art facilities and amenities, ideally situated either for business or pleasure. Master Chefs present exquisitely delicious local and international cuisines and the whole experience of staying here is further enhanced by the beyond excellent service of the warm and smiling yet discreet hotel staff. |
| Twenty four king palms lead the way to the entrance of the gleaming white Art Deco facade it is a result of the vision the British had for New Delhi, a planned city that would emulate all the best aspects of a modern major capital. The Hotel was built by Bromfield, a protégé of Sir Edward Luytens in 1931 and is surrounded by a green oasis of lawns. It is located on Janpath, the erstwhile Queensway and just minutes away from the renowned shopping center and tourist attractions and yet only half an hour from the international airport. |
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The Imperial Hotel
Janpath
New Delhi
Tel : +91 11 2334 123
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| The Hotel boasts a rich historical past and is known as a museum hotel as it hosts a priceless collection of the ''British Art on India'' and has been home to many famous artists. Artists works featured here include: Thomas and William Daniells, William Simpson, William Hodges, John Zollony among others. The Hotel offers 263 magnificently designed by some of the best designers in the business. |
| The rooms are split into the Heritage and Art Deco wings, the largest Heritage rooms offer 550square feet and are detailed with individual pieces of antique furniture including large wooden armoires and desks in a Victorian colonial style, complimented with Persian Rugs and exquisite lithographs by the Daniells brothers. The Art Deco Suites are larger in size and are sumptuously modern, providing vivid contrast of chestnut wood, a mix of dark leather and light toned soft furnishings. |
| The top of the range suites provides sitting area, dining area allowing for up to 12 guests, a study area furnished with large comfortable desk, chair and lamp and complimented with internet access and printer. The master bedroom offers an expansive 450square feet housing beautiful four poster king size bed, hosting deliciously comfortable pocketed spring mattress and exclusive linen from Porthault, this room also hosts seating for six people. |
| The en suite bathrooms are spacious lavishly appointed with large walk in shower, steam room, sauna, marble baths Jacuzzi and double vanity, complemented with bathrobes, slippers and Frogonard toiletries. |
| The amenities and facilities are extensive and include: in room safe, private bar with fridge, climate control, and dual line phone with data port and voice mail, high speed wireless internet, Bang and Olufsen TV and DVD player, hairdryer, tea/coffee maker, free national newspapers and 24 hour room service. |
| This Hotel proudly boasts the restaurant called ''The Spice Route'' and was heralded by Conde Nast as one of the top ten restaurants in the world. The restaurant serves south East Asian cuisines and has been cleverly designed to reflect the journey of the spices from the Malabar Coast in Kerala, through Sri Lanka, Malaysia, Indonesia to Thailand and Vietnam. The stunningly beautiful decor depicts this journey truly immersing patrons in a total sensation of taste and place. |
| The 1911 Brassier, Bar and veranda lounge is spread over three areas and provides a wide variety of cuisines that are locally celebrated. 1911 was when Delhi was declared the capital of India by King George V it is elegantly decorated with historical memorabilia and overlooks the Imperial lawns. |
| The Italian speciality restaurant draws its inspiration from a small Italian town in Tuscany called San Gimignano, The Italian fare is a delicious treat and is accompanied by a premium selection of Italian wines and grappa the ambience is further enhanced as the restaurant leads out gracefully to its own terraced courtyard called Paradiso DiVino. Here carved gazebos, cane furniture, fountains and exotic greenery provide the perfect soothing backdrop to the delicious anti pasta buffet, a-la-carte menu and wood fired pizza oven. |
| The Patiala Peg is one of the most popular bars in Delhi perhaps because it is so well known for its larger tot sizes or pegs a normal peg is 60 mls this bar serves 75mls as its usual quota. |
| The Atrium offers a high domed ceiling, tropical surroundings and tinkling fountains provides the ideal atmosphere for the genteel art of taking Tea, this celebrated colonial ritual introduces guests to fine china, cubed sugar and delicious blends of fine tea. Sweet pastries, cakes and finger sandwiches are beautifully presented by the ever smiling staff. |
| Business guests are well catered for in the luxurious Eden and Hodges rooms that are ideal for conference of up to 20 to 50 guests. The pre function area of the grand ballroom houses life size oil portraits of royalty, the vast ballroom with sprung floor allows for fabulous gala events, exhibitions and business launches as it houses up to 400 guests. |
| The Hotel offers a wonderful Six Senses Spa showcasing six treatment rooms offering indulgent massages, body scrubs and wraps. The well equipped Gym found near the Hotel lobby provides state of the art equipment including Cybex multi station equipment, lifecycles, treadmills, climber-stepper, cross trainer and bench press with channel music and television. The swimming pool and pool side bar welcomes guests for cocktails and light snacks nestled in the landscaped gardens. |
| The Imperial Hotel is without question one of India's finest hotels emanating a highly individual atmosphere that is both traditional where ghosts of the colonial past colour the environment mixed with cutting edge technology and modern convenience. Excellent accommodations, outstanding culinary delights and impeccable service guarantee its place as a renowned international hotel |
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