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The Imperial, New Delhi
Janpath
New Delhi 110 001
The Imperial Hotel, New Delhi is located on Janpath, the erstwhile Queensway. The restored 1930’s Victorian – style building is a perfect confluence of old-world charm and modern day conveniences. A unique four – story, low rise, The Imperial is just steps away from the renowned shopping and commercial district - Connaught Place. Museums, theatres, monuments, parks and cultural centres are within close proximity of the Imperial Hotel and provide for interesting entertainment options. The Viceregal Lodge - now the President’s Palace, Parliament House and the North and South block – nerve centre of the offices of Government of India are also located close to the Hotel.
The Imperial Hotel New Delhi offers a total of 231 rooms including 43 suites, each with a distinct interior overlooking the lush, verdant gardens. All rooms offer total privacy.
Breathtakingly designed suites, some with an area of 650 sq. ft., making them, easily, one of the largest in India and perhaps Asia.
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The various room categories at The Imperial are: - Imperial Rooms, Heritage Rooms, Heritage Suites, Deco Suites, Luxury Suites. 140 non-smoking rooms, 72 Imperial rooms (54 Double and 18 Twin), 116 Heritage rooms (98 Double and 18 Twin), 17 Heritage Suites, 22 Deco Suites, 3 Luxury Suites and one Presidential Suite. Three Luxury Suites – Lutyens’ Suite, Hodges’ Suite and Emily Eden Suite. The Royal Imperial Suite is the Presidential suite of the Hotel with a large verandah and a total area of about 3000 sq. ft.
All rooms at The Imperial Hotel New Delhi, have interesting views ranging from the airy Atrium to the serene swimming pool, well-manicured, lush green gardens, royal palms to the spectacular Terrace garden and The Spice Route Courtyard, where the latter two embody outstanding facets of south–east Asian design; non-smoking floors; all rooms and suites have Porthault linen. Although the Presidential suite has specially designed linen – F&B and rooms. Bang & Olufsen and Hitachi television sets; Soundproofed and thermal insulated windows; Garden facing bathrooms have natural light filtering in.
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