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The Imperial

The Imperial boasts an awe-inspiring heritage, inextricably linked with that of New Delhi. It also boasts an outstanding location in Janpath, tucked away in eight acres of lush greenery and royal palms, yet steps from the city's renowned shopping district and major attractions. Rooms and suites all exhibit their own distinctive character; whether Heritage, Art Deco, The Lutyen Suite (inspired by its namesake's style) or the fabulous Royal Imperial Suite.

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Hotel Details

Summary:	A museum hotel which proudly displays British art of India
Property Type:	Luxury Hotel
Feature:	A tranquil sanctuary away from Delhi's bustling streets
Location:	Janpath , Delhi , India
Nearest Airport:	Delhi Airport

Swimming Pool

Gymnasium

Children are welcome

Spa

Price Per Person based on UK departure

Stay 2 nights from £435 p.p. (High Season) or £325 p.p. (Low Season) in an Imperial Room, room only. Flights & transfers available on request.

Prices are for guidance only. They are subject to availability, change and current exchange rate. You will be advised of the price of the holiday that you wish to book before your contract is confirmed.

Accommodation

Rooms and suites at the Imperial each offer distinctive Colonial-style decor and facilities and amenities including Porthault linen, Lalique lighting, a flat-screen television, safe, mini-bar, DVD player in the suites, air-conditioning, an iron and ironing board (on request), high-speed wireless internet access, tea and coffee-making facilities and twice-daily maid service. All rooms have views which encompass either the gardens, atrium, the swimming pool or the courtyard.

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Dining

A total of six restaurants provide delicious south east Asian, Indian, French and Italian cuisine, including The Spice Route restaurant, which has been voted amongst the top ten eateries in the world by Conde Nast Traveler magazine. Very much encapsulating the concept of the 'museum hotel', the decor in many of the restaurants pays tribute to India's past and thus provides an historic ambience which is sure to delight guests of The Imperial.

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The Spice Route and The Spice Route Courtyard

1911 Restaurant and Bar

Leisure Facilities

Cities

Delhi is thought to be one of the oldest functioning cities in the world; an estimated five-thousand years in the making. While in the city, we recommend you visit the Red Fort (or Lai Qila), as it was here that emperor Shan Jahan constructed his magnificent fortress in 1648 and, remarkably, its sandstone shell still stands today. Explore the fort by day and then return in the evening for an impressive sound and light performance depicting India's history (every evening, excluding Monday). Or, if you happen to be visiting during India's Independence Day, celebrated on the 15th August each year, venture to the Red Fort to witness the Prime Minister address his nation.

Luxury Hotel Experiences

Described as a 'museum hotel', The Imperial proudly displays a priceless 'British Art of India' collection, which includes pieces of work from some of the 17th and 18th century greats.

Luxury Spa Holidays

The Imperial offers an Ayurvedic Centre, Hammams, a steam room, sauna and whirlpool baths.

Location and Transfer

35 minutes from Delhi Airport by car transfer. NB: Visas are required for India.

Contact Details

Call our Travel Consultants on: 01244 897 551

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Mon 21 May	08:30	- 18:00
Tue 22 May	08:30	- 18:00
Wed 23 May	08:30	- 18:00
Thu 24 May	08:30	- 18:00
Fri 25 May	08:30	- 18:00
Sat 26 May	09:00	- 17:00
Sun 27 May	10:00	- 15:00

Size:	300-320ft²
Room View:	Optional garden views

Size:	350-370ft²
Room View:	Various views, including of the garden

Size:	550ft²
Room View:	Atrium views

Size:	580-630ft²
Room View:	Views of the Spice Route courtyard, Terraced gardens and the Atrium

Cuisine:	Southeast Asian cuisine
Setting:	This restaurant boasts museum-like interiors which describe the journey of spices from the Malabar Coast in Kerala through Sri Lanka, Malaysia and Indonesia to Thailand and Vietnam. This restaurant was voted one of the world's top ten by Conde Nast Traveler and has an award-winning wine list. The courtyard part of the restaurant provides alfresco dining space in the warmer months.
Dress Code:	Smart casual

Cuisine:	Various cuisine
Setting:	1911 is The Imperial's signature restaurant and is spread over three areas; 1911 Brasserie, The Bar and the Verandah of 1911, overlooking The Imperial lawns. The patio and garden areas are open for alfresco dining during the summer months.
Dress Code:	Smart casual

Cuisine:	Pan-Indian cuisine
Setting:	Daniell's Tavern traces Thomas and William Daniell's footsteps on a gastronomic journey through each of the places they visited.
Dress Code:	Smart casual

Cuisine:	Patisserie items
Setting:	A picturesque pastry shop overlooking the lawns.
Dress Code:	Casual

Cuisine:	Gourmet Italian cuisine
Setting:	Named after the medieval Tuscan hilltop town, the decor reflects the Tuscan landscape, while Paradiso DiVino (the private garden) provides a fine dining experience in exquisite alfresco surroundings.
Dress Code:	Smart

Cuisine:	Afternoon tea
Setting:	The skylight ceiling and elaborate fountain create the perfect environment for traditional English afternoon tea.
Dress Code:	Casual