An ideal base for experiencing the capital, the high ceiling 29.7 Sq. meter signature Imperial rooms, awash in natural light are known for impeccable space, functionality and privacy. Celebrating the spirit of The Imperial, the rooms are serene and stylish, with stunning marble bath fixtures, offering plush comfort and elegant style in equal measure. Guests can enjoy the garden views or choose to relax on the king or twin beds.
Historic rooms and suites in a palace style
A diverse range of cuisines, including the iconic The Spice Route
Highly personalized and culturally enriching
Hotel description
The Imperial New Delhi is a legendary historic hotel, opened in 1936 and considered one of the first grand hotels in the Indian capital. Situated on approximately 8 acres of gardens in the heart of the city, it blends Victorian, Art Deco, and Lutyensian architectural styles to create a unique visual appearance reminiscent of a colonial-era palace.
The hotel evokes the atmosphere of a "palace of the past," where every detail—from marble colonnades and Persian carpets to antique décor—highlights the historical heritage and cultural value of the space. The interiors are filled with works of art and evoke the era of British India, while maintaining a high level of modern comfort.
The Imperial caters to a premium clientele and offers a comprehensive experience: accommodation, cuisine, cultural experiences, and wellness. Guests can enjoy tailored tours of Delhi, trips to the Taj Mahal, private tours, and transfers in Mercedes vehicles. The hotel combines historical significance with modern, high-level services, remaining a symbol of classic Indian luxury.
The hotel has 192 individually designed rooms and 43 suites overlooking the gardens.
Categories include Deco Room, Imperial Room, Heritage Room, Grand Heritage Room, as well as suites: Heritage Suite, Deco Suite, Viceroy Suite, Luxury Suite, and The Imperial Suite. The interiors are classically styled with Art Deco elements, antique furniture, marble bathrooms, and high ceilings.
The flagship Imperial Suite measures approximately 229 square meters and includes separate living areas, a terrace, a bedroom with a four-poster bed, and spa facilities (sauna, steam room, and Jacuzzi), emphasizing the palatial feel of the stay.
Grand and gracious, designed for the modern-day luxury business traveller, these 45.1 Sq. meter junior suites are one-of-a-kind, visually stunning, and bespoke in their architecture. Enjoying plenty of natural light with garden views, they offer open-plan living space tailor-made for entertaining friends and family. The rooms provide sophisticated comforts of a stylish Hollywood-style bed and vanity table-like a dream coming alive, choice of marble or parquet flooring, and art deco-styled standing mirrors. A pleasure to return to after an exhilarating day in the city, the room has a residential style accentuated by a selection of carefully curated furnishings and amenities. A well-equipped work area maintains the perfect balance between work and leisure.
Immerse yourself in the allure of art deco architecture with the Deco Suites. Spanning a sprawling 58.5 Sq. meter, these suites are exquisite and tailor-made for art enthusiasts and connoisseurs of timeless elegance.
Thoughtfully crafted for the modern-day traveller, Luxury Suites beautifully marry Lutyens’ architecture with contemporary sophistication, showcasing touches of fine workmanship. Spanning a lavish 74/79 Sq. meter, the suites are one-of-a-kind and designed for admirers of delicate luxury and intricate details.
The Imperial suite is majestic in its design and architecture. Spread out in the 229 Sq. meter huge apartment-like suite, the entrance transcends one to the bygone era weaving a narrative steeped in history. A magnificent marble fireplace with a large Victorian mirror atop, catches the eye instantly whilst the walls adorn the most captivating artworks, antiques, and lithographs, where each piece is a tribute to craftsmanship and beauty. From the famous Nautch Girl – a priceless oil painting by Archibald Herman Muller (1878-1952) to portraits of Indian Nawabs, the living room has innumerable elements to inspire. The gaze stops at the 100-year-old long clock case which exemplifies skilful craft precision, and accuracy of this exclusive timepiece. The room features valuable hand-knotted Persian rugs and extends to a dining area with an elegant mahogany table, setting the stage for memorable evenings amidst an atmosphere of timeless sophistication.
The hotel is located on Janpath Road in central New Delhi, close to key landmarks and business districts. Its convenient location allows for quick access to the capital's cultural attractions and historical sites.























