The Imperial

The Imperial Hotel is located in the central business district of Delhi city. Conceptualized as back as in 1934, the hotel has a rich colonial background. Lord Wiilingdon inaugurated the hotel 1936.

The Imperial has been witness to the Independence of India and the creation of New Delhi city. An awe-inspiring past blends seamlessly with a prefect international appeal in The Imperial. It was Lady Willingdon who gave the name 'The Imperial' to the Hotel and conferred the lion insignia, which still marks the entrance to the hotel.

It was in Lutyen's scheme of things to build the most luxurious hotel in New Delhi. The Imperial has continuously stood to its reputation. It is considered as one of the finest hotels in Asia.

It is often deservingly referred to as the only true heritage hotel in Delhi. The beautiful architecture is complemented by a classy interior. Much like a museum, the hotel displays a proud collection of British Art on India, which feature the works of celebrated British painters.

In the bustling city center, the gleaming white structure of The Imperial is a breathtaking sight. It also serves as a landmark in the city. A row of King Palms leads to the porch of the hotel.

Warm hospitality and first-rate facilities make it arguably the best hotel in Delhi.

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