Hotel The Imperial New Delhi Reviews

I have lived in Delhi for a while but never got a chance to visit this place until now. Really a magestic place. Very tastefully decorated inside sends an impression of the places from the British time.

Such a beautiful ambience and great hospitality. Staff is sweet and responsive.
Perfectly finished place.
Food quality and hygiene is very good. Esp. their Dal Makhni and mix. Veg sabzi was great too.
Will surely visit again.

Seven Star hotel

All restaurants excellent

Especially Asian

And Italian

Great service

One of the best

Beautiful old hotel surrounded by high-rises with a lovely garden and pool

Hotel must have hospitality..
The Imperial had it at every step..Right from the point I entered the boundary the guards welcomed folded hand in Namaste.The short heighted gentleman at reception and that beautiful charming lady with everlasting smile on her face... Mesmerized

As the name suggests, this hotel has its origin during the Raj era and everything oozes of royalty, be it the rooms, the open spaces, the welcome, the food, the paintings and the overall ambience. Situated in the heart of the city, this has stood as a witness of times bygone and the life in those days.

The perfect accommodation experience, from the moment you feel the service is intimate. The whole building is furnished with a sense of history, grand and elegant!

Beautiful and Gorgeous, the old world charm. Right in the heart of the Delhi city one of the old world hotel in good upkeep. Rooms are good, washroom spacious, courteous staff and vivid surroundings. Good place to stay when you are visiting Delhi.

Very beautiful. Place open also to external visitors.

Super experience old world charm
Food was good would go again
Crowd bit loud had to change seat
Love the old decor and the expanse
Has a breakfast buffet and lunch buffet very popular in winter as has outside seats too

It's one the old and an expensive hotel of Delhi situated on Janpath road. Walking distance from Janpath metro station. Been here couple of times perhaps food played a bit of soil sport for me, service was good. For food go to Taj or Maurya

Beautiful Property. Good Food. Takes you to the romanticism of the bygone days. The places in itself is an art piece

Amazing place for dinning. Excellent ambiance and delicious food

One of the most centrally located hotels in Delhi. Excellent Decor and interiors, good food.

As it's name suggests the hotel is an imperial legacy, reputed to be the first five star hotel in Delhi, started to serve the elite of the British Empire of the time.
It continues to be an exclusive and impressive hotel, with its location at the most expensive business district in India and one such in the world.
Not a place for the crowds, it attracts the premiere section of the elite.
Top media functions are held here during which the who's who of the government and the business and the media throng the place.
The interior is exquisite and superb, rather dazzling and enchanting in its beauty, glamour,glitter and extravaganza.

Also reputed for its premium quality of food, especially for its seafood restaurant.

Awesome service, a bit too much of the lemon air scent in the lobby and hallways.

Good hotel, big rooms, bathroom fittings need an upgrade

Good food, good sparkling wind, excellent way of serving, enjoyed a lot kudos!!

Colonial hotel from the 30s completely renovated. It's great You have the feeling that, no matter what happens, the hotel is there to help you.

Top of notch ....Royal once be here to feel the actual Royal treatment ...

A perfect gem in the heart of a colourful capital ... as the name describes it s quite Imperial ..... some nice nooks to hang around and relax ...

A dream location. An excellent meal. For 42 years I have always had so much fun finding myself here

Very nice hotel , nice interiors , classic style n good location good service.....

One of the iconic hotel in india managed by the icons

The Imperial New delhi

Built in 1931, this elegant hotel is 3 km from the New Delhi train station, 3 km from the India Gate monument and 5 km from the 17th-century landmark Red Fort.

Featuring free Wi-Fi, the refined rooms also have flat-screen TVs, minibars, and tea and coffeemaking facilities. Upgraded rooms and suites add multiple bedrooms, separate offices and living rooms, dining areas and/or whirlpool tubs. Room service is available.

Breakfast and parking are free. There are 5 gourmet restaurants and 2 chic bars, plus a cafe and a bakery. Other amenities include a 16,000-sq-ft spa, an outdoor pool, a business centre and conference facilities.

They have some very old paintings on there wall.

Besides the outstanding architecture and layout, the coffee shop (1911) at the Imperial is a place you can visit again and again. Instead of the buffet, I had a Kerala fish curry with rice, Meen Mappas. The masala was understated and did not interfere with the taste of the fish. In fact, because if coconut milk base, it heightened the taste. I only wish the rice was red and not polished basmati

Heritage property with wonderful ambience in the heart of city.

One one word Beautiful place in the heart of Delhi.

Majestic hotel. So well maintained that there is not even a small percentage of run down look since last 15 years.

Service is impeccable from the moment you get down from your car

A must visit