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Getting There
Air: 18 kms from International Airport
14 kms from Domestic Airport
Rail: 05 kms from New Delhi Railway Station
Things to do
India Gate: This freestanding arch designed by Sir Edwin Lutyens was built in 1931 in memory of the 90,000 soldiers of the Indian Army who died in World War I. An eternal flame is lit here to honour the immortal soldiers.
Rashtrapati Bhawan: The official residence of the President of India, this 340 rooms heritage building was designed by Sir Edwin Lutyens. It was the official residence of the Viceroy when the British ruled India.
Old Fort: Citadel of Humayun, the second Mughal Emperor, the fort located on a small hill, is the venue for a spectacular sound and light show that traces the history of Delhi.
Lotus Temple: The Bahai House of worship built in the shape of a lotus blossom is an architectural marvel.
Rajghat: It is the memorial of the Father of the Nation, Mahatma Gandhi. Set in acres of lanscaped gardens on the banks of river Yamuna, Rajghat is ideal for quite contemplation.
Red Fort: A historical fort, built in 1638, it was the seat of the Mughal rulers of India, till the last Emperor was dethroned. The fort houses a museum of arms and armour from the Mughal period till the First World War. An evening sound & light show, captures the history of the fort.
Jama Masjid: Built in 1656, Jama Masjid, the country’s largest mosque, is a flawless piece of architecture. Located opposite the Red Fort, it is the grandest example of a three-domed mosque.
Old Delhi: Meander through narrow by-lanes of the Old City, the seat of Mughal rule. A true experience in itself, with its markets and famed eateries. By foot is great or hire a driver pulled cycle rickshaw.
National Museum: Features a collection of antique crafts, stone carvings & artifacts and a 'Maritime Heritage Gallery' set up by Indian Navy. Film shows on Saturdays & Sundays on the art and heritage of India.
National Rail Museum: A rail buff’s delight, the museum houses locomotives and carriages ranging over the 150 years. The star attraction is the Fairy Queen, built in 1855, and considered to be the best preserved steam locomotive engines of her age. Children can enjoy a ride on the miniature rail track.
Humayun’s Tomb: A memorial of the Mughal emperor Humayun, the spectacular red and white building is said to be the inspiration behind the construction of Taj Mahal at Agra. The imposing tomb with its lofty gateway sits in the center of a huge landscaped garden.
National Gallery of Modern Art: The gallery features an extensive collection of contemporary art and an art reference library.
Taj Mahal: A four-hour drive takes you to Agra, the city of the famed Taj Mahal, the symbol of eternal love and one of the Seven Wonders of the World. Built by the Mughal emperor Shah Jahan in memory of his wife this exquisite structure in white marble is an architectural masterpiece.
Bharatpur Bird Sanctuary: 180 km from Delhi, Bharatpur, is the winter home to over 350 species of birds, the most famous of which is the Siberian crane.
Rishikesh: Well known as the starting point of Hindu pilgrimages into the Himalayas, Rishikesh is located on the banks of the Ganga, 250 kms from Delhi. Dotted with myriad temples and ashrams it attracts people in search of peace and spirituality.
Accommodation
The guests have the luxury to choose from a wide selection of rooms & suites. The newly appointed spacious deluxe rooms and designer suites with their world-class facilities and luxuries beckon you to indulge. The enchanting ambience, the exquisite selection of furnishings and personalized services are a treat that most frequent travelers cherish.
The guest rooms with their exquisite selection of furnishings are equipped with world-class facilities and luxuries. All rooms have inspiring views overlooking the pool or the well-manicured and landscaped gardens. Midst all this, care has been taken to keep intact the hotel’s inherent spirit, history and the Old World charm.
Eating
Pickwicks: 24/7 multi-cuisine restaurant with the décor reflective of the colonial era and a distinct Dickensian connection. With large bay windows overlooking the manicured lawns, the restaurant offers an extensive a la carte & buffet options.
Jade: This contemporary Chinese restaurant is an exclusive experience in fine dining. The wooden screens and exquisite carvings in jade provide the perfect backdrop for an authentic oriental meal.
Dhaba: In an ambience and décor reminiscent of a typical rustic North Indian highway, the diners here are served the finest of North Indian highway cuisine by waiters dressed in the traditional North Indian garb. An enormous truck mural on the wall lends that native touch.
Corbett's: Within its picturesque and lush environs, Corbett's recreates the magic of Jim Corbett National Park. With a choice of Indian barbeque cooked from an open kitchen, guests have the option of dining in log huts, on the machan or near a pond, with the sound of a murmuring stream or a tiger’s roar, recorded in the jungles of Corbett National Park.
Aura: The Vodka Bar is an exclusive concept in private lounging. The Bar boasts of an innovative cutting edge Vodka list with some of the finest and rarest variety of vodka brands from across the world, besides other premium spirits. It specializes in an amazing variety of cocktails, all specially created for Aura with some of the ingredients being totally new to India.
Ye Old Bakery: This old favourite with a new contemporary décor offers a host of old favourites and new delicacies - exotic cakes and pastries, chocolates, assortments of oven fresh breads and cookies, rare varieties of cheese, pizza and a live sandwich counter.
Facilities
Swimming pool
Tennis court
24 hour room service
Centrally heated & air conditioned
Wireless Internet
Minibar
Electronic safe
Laundry
Doctor on call
Wireless Internet
Plasma Television at the Business Center
Video Conferencing at the new look banquet halls
In room interactive flat screen TV with satellite channels
Fitness Center with steam, sauna, whirlpool and state-of-the-art Techno Gym
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