Stay 

The Claridges hotel, New Delhi has 131 luxury rooms and suites. All with classic, understated décor are amongst the most spacious in Delhi. The standard Claridges rooms offer private balconies overlooking the serene swimming pool or the gardens. The Club Rooms feature separate sitting areas and high ceilings that lend a sense of timeless luxury. The Suites are all spacious with separate dining area, and Italian marble finished bathrooms with premium bath amenities.

ChildCare 

Families with children are welcome to stay at the Claridges hotel, New Delhi. However, there are no specific facilities available for children. Upto 2 children below 10 years are permitted at no additional cost while above that age are chargeable. Babysitting service can be arranged on request.

Dine 

There is a choice of four restaurants at Claridges hotel offering Chinese, Spanish, Indian and International. The highlight is Dhaba, an iconic specialty restaurant serving authentic Punjabi cuisine in a truly rustic style! Sevilla features delicious Mediterranean cuisine from southern Spain and Italy and allows for both indoor and outdoor dining. Jade serves authentic Chinese fare in a contemporary setting and Ye Old Bakery has a delightful selection of exotic and traditional pastries and sweets.

Relax 

Facilities at The Claridges, New Delhi include an Ayurvedic spa and a health club with modern fitness equipment in addition to a sauna and steam room. The outdoor swimming pool is surrounded by delightful landscaped garden with swaying palm trees where guests can enjoy a quiet moment. The Silhouette, a hair and beauty salon known for combining the finest beauty brands from all around the world is also available. 

Experience 

Located just 2 miles from the city centre, Claridges hotel is a great base to explore Lutyens’ New Delhi. Interesting sites near the hotel include India Gate, a 42-meter-tall war memorial, President’s House and the Parliament. Further afield is the 1,000-year-old Qutub Minar that looks like the ‘Leaning Tower of Pisa’ and the mid-16th-century, Persian designed Humayun’s Tomb as well as Lodi Gardens scattered with ancient Mughal tombs. Also visit Red Fort and Jama Masjid in old Delhi.