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Hotel
Imperial |
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The Imperial is located on the
prestigious Queen's Way, now Janpath. It is a stone's throw away
from Connaught Place, world's most uniquely designed, fashionable
shopping market and premium business district of New Delhi. The
International and Domestic airports are a convenient half an hour's
drive through wide tree-lined avenues of Lutyen's New Delhi. As you
approach the hotel, you pass by the Viceregal Lodge, now The
President's Palace, The Parliament House and the North and South
Block, nerve centre of the offices of the Government of India |
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Address ::
Janpath, New
Delhi-110 001 |
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Access ::
20 Kms from Airport,
2 Kms from Railway Station |
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Room ::
263 ( Single 12,
Double 227, Suites 24) |
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Facilities
:: 24 hrs. room
service, H/C running water, Telephone, Seperate Executive Floor,
Banquet & Conference facilities, Beauty Parlour, Shopping Arcade,
Health Club, Swimming Pool, Tennis, Golf, Discotheque, Water sports |
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Room Types
:: Run Of House: No
specific room type. Guarantees availbility of a room at the lowest
price.
Superior Rooms: Maximum occupancy two persons. Complimentary
tea/coffee, newspaper and fruit basket.
Imperial Rooms: Maximum occupancy two persons. Deluxe Rooms
with tea/coffee, breakfast, newspaper, fruit basket, twin line phone
and data port.
Heritage Rooms:
Maximum occupancy two persons. Super Deluxe Rooms with tea/coffee,
breakfast, one way airport transfer, newspaper, fruit basket, twin
line phone, 25 inch TV and data port.
Grand Traveller Room:
Maximum occupancy two persons. Exclusive rooms on the 1st floor with
a living room, complimentary tea/coffee, American Breakfast, two way
limousine transfer, wine on arrival, newspapers, deluxe amenities,
fax machine.
Executive
Suite: Maximum occupancy four persons. One bedroom suite with a
living room. Exclusive in suite check in with complimentary
tea/coffee, American Breakfast, wine on arrival, two way transfer by
limousine, newspapers, deluxe amenities and fax machine.
The Royal Ballroom evokes the splendour of Lords and Ladies bowing
and curtseying, before they swirled across the floor to the strains
of waltzes. This is where the distinguished guests amused themselves
when the hotel was opened in 1933, by Lord Willingdon.
Probably the only authentic ballroom remaining in India.
The vast ballroom today also serves as a venue for conferences and
lavish parties for the elite, sitting up to 500 guests, auditorium
style.
The Imperial also offers two mid-sized conference rooms for upto 80
people each and three exclusive meeting rooms which can individually
accommodate upto 18 quests |
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