The Imperial New Delhi

New Delhi, India

9.6 Superior Luxury
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About the Hotel

Step into the grandeur of The Imperial New Delhi, where history and luxury intertwine to create an experience unlike any other. Established in 1936, this iconic hotel stands as a beacon of elegance in the heart of India's bustling capital. With its majestic architecture blending Victorian, Art Deco, and Lutyens styles, The Imperial is more than just a hotel—it's a testament to the city's rich heritage. Indulge in the opulence of its rooms and suites, adorned with Italian marble floors, polished Burma teak, and Persian hand-knotted carpets. Savor the flavors of the world at its renowned restaurants, including the award-winning Spice Route, which takes you on a culinary journey through ancient sites. As a member of The Leading Hotels of the World, The Imperial promises an unforgettable stay, complete with a wellness sanctuary spanning 44,000 square feet, offering rejuvenation programs guided by expert therapists. Whether you're a discerning traveler or a history enthusiast, The Imperial New Delhi is where your journey into India's imperial past begins.

Location

The Imperial New Delhi
1 Janpath
New Delhi, India 110001

Nearest Airport: DEL

Features and Amenities

  • Dining
  • Bar
  • Restaurants
  • On-Site Amenities
  • Concierge
  • Pool
  • Spa on Property
  • Fitness Center
  • In-Room Amenities
  • Mini Bar
  • Activities
  • Nature Walks
  • Business
  • Meeting Rooms
  • Conference Facilities
  • Family
  • Babysitting
  • Nearby
  • Shopping
  • Museums
  • Monuments
  • Interests
  • Hotels
  • Spa

Reviews for The Imperial New Delhi

Lovely experience

TripAdvisor Traveler Review Rating Reviewed 12 hours ago

Lovely experience Very cozy and quiet

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Luxurious accomodations

TripAdvisor Traveler Review Rating Reviewed 1 day ago

This hotel is amazining. Warm, welcoming and helpful staff. Beautiful, comfortable and functional room with very nice toiletries in the bathroom. Breakfast had a terrific array of foods and quite a few very healthy options. Liked the Italian restaurant the best. Wish we had had time to go on the tour as they apparently have some great works of art. Also wish we had brought bathing suits. I believe the pool is heated although it was quite cool out. Wished we were staying there longer.

bonnief493 - St. Petersburg, Florida


We will be back!

TripAdvisor Traveler Review Rating Reviewed 2 days ago

An authentic colonial hotel with buckets of character that eclipses the big name chains. Go to The Spice Route restaurant for a truly exceptional meal. The set lunch was a great balance on flavours, veg & non-veg options and just enough food. We would return to The Imperial as first choice Delhi hotel.

lsalvage2020 - London, United Kingdom


Tranquility in the centre of Delhi

TripAdvisor Traveler Review Rating Reviewed 2 days ago

Amazing on all fronts - first port of call on a tour Of India. Special call out for Lee in the Salon and her smile and welcome

ccding1502 - London, United Kingdom


One of the Best Hotels in India

TripAdvisor Traveler Review Rating Reviewed 3 days ago

Wow, such an amazing experience! Its a botique hotel, in Janpath - one of the best markets in India. The food here is so delish, authenticity of indian flavors and freshness. If you have lounge access: bfast, lunch, and happy hour are available. All amazing. The staff there is so sweet too. Super attentive. Love Ritika, Renta, and Neha. Bfast in the main dining area is full of lovely staff as well, they will rememeber your coffee order and more if you are staying a while. Nitin and Manjeet helped us the most during bfast. The hotel manager, Suriender, has been there a while and makes sure every guest is happy. Very easy to get comfortable at this hotel. The one thing i really didnt like was how all Christmas decorations were of a large white-man nutcracker towering over us. I feel this is an insult to all indians, as we know the devastation the country dealt with during the British invasion. Christmas trees are a far better, more diplomatic way, to celebrate the holiday. As trees are vibrant through Delhi, it only makes sense for the holiday to be celebrated through trees within the hotel as well. Besides the feeling of symbolic racism, i truly enjoyed our stay at the hotel and will continue to recommend it to everyone.

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