Reckoned amongst Asia�s finest hotels, The Imperial is a legend that offers a unique experience embracing facets of India�s history.
The 24 king palms, that lead up to the porch, stand a witness to the creation of New Delhi.
Conceptualized in 1934 by Blomfield and inaugurated by Lord Wiilingdon in 1936, it was in Lutyen's scheme of things to build the most luxurious hotel in New Delhi. As New Delhi�s landmark Hotel, it is located on Janpath, the erstwhile Queensway. It is steps away from the renowned shopping district and major city attractions and a half-hour drive from the international airport.The Imperial is an ode to India�s independence from
the British Raj and was built
as a jewel in the crown of the outgoing rulers. The Imperial boasts a rich historical past with an awe-inspiring heritage and a truly international appeal.
The Imperial was built and
run by S.B.S. Ranjit Singh,
son of R.B.S. Narain Singh
who was honoured by the British Government for his commendable work on 1911�s Coronation Durbar where New Delhi was declared the new Capital of India.
It was Lady Willingdon who gave the name �The Imperial� to the Hotel and conferred the lion insignia upon the Hotel.
Leisure & Entertainment
Shopping precinct including India�s first and only Chanel store.
Fitness Centre, Swimming Pool, Beauty Salon and Barber Shop, Live entertainment at Daniell�s Tavern, Art Galleries.
Museums, Historical monuments and
Shopping (nearby).
Meetings, conventions & Events
Royal Ballroom, Emily Eden Room, Hodges Room, a private meeting room for 6 persons on request, The Imperial Lawns.
Gardens & Courtyards
Three acres of lush greens, Royal palms,
a remarkable number of species of trees, palms, ferns, flowering plants and shrubs.
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