The Imperial New Delhi
New Delhi · India
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Character and identity
Set on Janpath moments from Connaught Place, this 1930s low-rise is one of the calmer addresses in central Delhi, a colonial-era property whose long lawns and white colonnades feel a world removed from the surrounding city. The 233 rooms run to generous proportions, with high ceilings and Burmese teak and rosewood furniture that anchor the period mood. Five restaurants and two bars give the dining programme real depth, and an expansive spa and outdoor pool round out the wellness side. The register is gracious and unhurried, leaning heritage rather than contemporary.
Who's it for
Best for:
Travellers who want a central Delhi base with genuine period character and want to walk to Connaught Place, Khan Market trips, and the museums. It suits couples, design-minded guests who appreciate colonial architecture and craft furniture, and food-focused visitors happy to eat several meals on property.
Should look elsewhere:
Anyone chasing a sleek, modern luxury product with cutting-edge tech and minimalist interiors will find the aesthetic too traditional. Families wanting a resort-style programme, or business travellers who need a Gurgaon or Aerocity location, should look at newer alternatives.
Bottom line
The pull here is atmosphere and address: a 1930s property with serious dining, set on quiet grounds in the middle of Lutyens' Delhi. Book it if you value heritage character and central walkability over contemporary gloss. Ask for a higher-category room to get the best of the teak-and-rosewood interiors, and plan at least one dinner on site.
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What this place offers
- Wi-Fi
- Restaurant
- Bar
- Table service
- Room service
- Breakfast
- Breakfast buffet
- Credit cards
- Debit cards
- NFC mobile payments
