Imperial

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Designed by Bromfield, one of Sir Edwin Lutyen's associates, it is bequeathed with an unconventional mixture of Victorian, old-colonial and informal art-dec'o. The hotel has played hostess to many shades and races of royalty, including british and indian aristrocacy gentry.

263 spacious singles, doubles and suites, the rooms retain the regal flourishes of a wondrous past. In its museum like interiors The Spice Route offers South-East Asian cuisine. Another restaurant The Daniell's Tavern is a renaissance of taste, tracing the culinary journey of India. The Garden Party restuarant was Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru's favourite place to meet with his friends. Patiala Peg is the stylish bar with its stock of fine wines and liqours. The Royal Ballroom was opened in 1933 by Lord Willingdon. It serves as a venue for conferneces and lavish parites for the elite, sitting up to 500 guests.

Facilities in room:
Telephone, Cable TV, Attached Bath, Bath Tub, Channel Music, Running Hot & Cold Water.

Other facilities:
Centrally Air Conditioned, Laundry, Money Changer, Restaurant, Elevator, Business Center, Bar, Swimming Pool, Left Luggage facility, 24 hrs Coffee Shop, Health Club, Safe Deposit Lockers, Room Service, Beauty Parlor, Doctor on Call, 24 hrs Room Service, Travel Desk, Shopping Arcade, Parking, Internet Access.