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The Leela Palace New Delhi is an opulent hotel, set in the heart of the prestigious Diplomatic Enclave in New Delhi. The hotel represents the grace and elegance of Rajasthan palaces and the colonial splendour of Lutyen’s Delhi, a magnificent architectural blend that creates a truly out of this world experience. The royal service begins with a pick up in a 7 series BMW at the airport, then a grand welcome by larger than life stone elephants at the porch and the hospital hotel staff.
Spread out within seven floors of the Leela Palace New Delhi are 254 rooms and suites. All are spacious in size and equipped with the latest technology, full entertainment system and Wi-Fi. Attention to detail is noticeable in every aspect of the hotel; there are gold-leafed domes, fitted with Murano chandeliers from Italy, hand-woven carpets from Turkey and an impressive international art collection, as well as a team of hospitable staff who can accomplish the near-impossible.
Facilities at the Leela Palace New Delhi include five restaurants offering a range of Indian and intercontinental cuisines. The rooftop swimming pool overlooks the green part of the Diplomatic Enclave and the spacious Leela Spa offers calming techniques like the Swedish massage for overall well-being to tapping age-old, Oriental techniques. In the surrounds are historical sites of Qutub Minar, a 1,000-year-old minaret, contemporary style Lotus Temple and Humayun's Tomb.
Stay The Leela Palace New Delhi offers 254 rooms and suites. All are spacious in size starting with a whopping 51 sqm and furnished with Regency-style furniture, ultra-thick towels and a top-quality mattress draped in fine linen. The huge Travertine marble bathrooms are equally spacious with both a bathtub and a spacious shower. Room amenities include tea and coffee makers, DVD players, LED televisions and Wi-Fi.
ChildCare Families with children are very welcome to stay at The Leela Palace New Delhi. However, there are no specific facilities available except for babysitting upon request.
Dine There are five dining options with something to tempt everyone, including outposts of two world-renowned New York restaurants: Le Cirque and Megu. Experience north Indian specialities at the fine dining Jamavar and finger food in the Library Bar and its sunken walled garden. Most guests head for the all-day Qube, a two-storey glasshouse with an open kitchen, where you can eat around the world; Canadian lobster, Thai red chicken curry, Shanghai dumplings, burgers, pasta and pizza.
Relax Facilities at the Leela Palace New Delhi include the massive 600 sqm Spa, run by ESPA, offering European, Oriental and Ayurvedic therapies. The ESPA Café also serves refreshing smoothies, juices, soups and salads, and dairy and gluten-free delights made with seasonal ingredients. There are daily yoga-and-meditation sessions, tailored to your personal levels of yoga practice, a hi-tech gym with trained instructors and a heated rooftop infinity pool.
Experience It is easy to be carried away by the Leela Palace hotel’s opulent decor, and the beautiful surroundings, but you cannot but also marvel the splendour of Moghul and Colonial architecture in the surrounds. These include the 17th-century Red Fort and Jama Masjid, one of the largest in the world. And, the colonial era buildings designed by Lutyens such as India Gate, the Parliament and the President’s House. Then take an authentic shopping experience at "Dilli Haat" in south-west Delhi.
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Location The Leela Palace is located in the Diplomatic Encalve of New Delhi. It is near the airport and close to GK Market, Presidential Palace, and Secretariat Building.
Getting there Fly to New Delh’s Indira Gandhi International Airport. The Leela Palace hotel is around a 45-minute drive from the airport and close to all of the major city sites.
When to go The best time to travel to India is between September and March, when the weather is most pleasant. Summer starts in April and by June, it becomes very hot. By July there is the south-west monsoon, which brings heavy rains to the west coast. Although the word "monsoon" often brings to mind images of torrential floods and landslides, it is not a bad time to travel. The downpour tends to come and go quickly, leaving behind a clean, glistening landscape.
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