The Imperial New Delhi
Elegant 1930s lodging with an expansive spa, an outdoor pool, 5 gourmet restaurants & 2 bars.
The Imperial New Delhi is rated 4.7 / 5 from 9,029 Google reviews and sits about 1.7 km (21 min walk) from Udyog Bhawan station.
General overview
About The Imperial New Delhi
The Imperial New Delhi is a landmark luxury hotel on Janpath near Connaught Place, known for its colonial-era architecture, art collection, restaurants, bars, spa, and central location. It is primarily a hotel rather than a ticketed public attraction; non-residents may be able to visit restaurants, bars, the spa, and selected cultural spaces subject to availability and hotel policies. None of the information below is live-verified.
- Historic luxury hotel in central New Delhi, close to Connaught Place and major sightseeing areas.
- Notable collection of colonial and South Asian art and antiques.
- Multiple restaurants and bars, including the well-known 1911 restaurant and bar.
- On-site spa, fitness facilities, swimming pool, gardens, and event spaces.
- Convenient base for India Gate, Parliament House area, Jantar Mantar, museums, and shopping in Connaught Place.
Things to do here
Stay in a heritage luxury hotel
Rooms and suites combine historic design with modern hotel services. The property is particularly known for its grand public spaces and period atmosphere.
1911 restaurant and bar
The hotel’s signature dining venue, associated with formal dining and views or ambience connected with the property’s historic character. Reservations are advisable.
Hotel art and architecture
Explore the public areas, galleries, antiques, and historic interiors while visiting as a guest or dining customer. Access to some areas may be restricted.
The Imperial Spa
Luxury spa treatments and wellness services are generally available by appointment, subject to operating schedules and treatment availability.
Swimming pool and fitness facilities
Hotel guests can generally use the pool and fitness facilities under hotel rules. Day access for outside visitors should be confirmed directly with the property.
Afternoon tea and lounge dining
The hotel has traditionally offered refined tea, lounge, and pastry or light-dining experiences in its public dining areas. Menus and availability change.
Private events and banquets
Historic halls and event spaces may be used for weddings, conferences, receptions, and private functions.
The hotel is centrally located on Janpath near Connaught Place. Allow extra time for Delhi traffic and security procedures. Carry booking confirmation and government-issued identification if requested.
Reserve accommodation, restaurants, spa treatments, and special dining experiences in advance. Non-residents should confirm that they may enter and use the intended facilities.
This overview is general knowledge, not confirmed against an official source — verify hours, prices and entry rules before you go.
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How to reach
The Imperial New Delhi is about 1.7 km (~21 min walk) from Udyog Bhawan station on the Delhi Metro.
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Verify tickets, seasonal hours, entry rules, and special events on the official website before visiting.
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Frequently asked questions
How do I get to The Imperial New Delhi from Udyog Bhawan station?
The Imperial New Delhi is about 1710 m (roughly 21 min walk) from Udyog Bhawan station on the Delhi Metro. Use the directions link on this page for turn-by-turn walking directions.
What is The Imperial New Delhi rated?
The Imperial New Delhi has a Google rating of 4.7 out of 5 from 9,029 reviews.
What's near The Imperial New Delhi?
Also within a short walk of the same station: Constitution Club of India, Le Méridien New Delhi, Shangri-La Eros New Delhi.
Is The Imperial New Delhi wheelchair accessible?
Yes — Google lists the following accessibility features for The Imperial New Delhi: wheelchair-accessible parking.
Is The Imperial New Delhi good for children?
Yes — Google lists The Imperial New Delhi as good for children.
Can I visit The Imperial without staying there?
Usually, non-residents may visit for a restaurant, bar, spa appointment, meeting, or event, but general sightseeing access is not guaranteed. Contact the hotel before arriving.
Is there an entrance fee or museum ticket?
There is generally no separate public sightseeing ticket. Costs arise from accommodation, dining, spa services, events, or other booked services.
Is a restaurant reservation necessary?
It is strongly recommended, especially for dinner, weekends, holidays, and special occasions.
How close is it to Connaught Place?
The hotel is on Janpath in the Connaught Place area, making central shopping, dining, and attractions nearby, although walking conditions and traffic can affect travel time.
What should I wear?
Smart-casual or smart attire is advisable for restaurants, bars, and public hotel spaces. Some venues or events may enforce a more formal dress standard.
Can I take photographs inside?
Personal photography may be permitted in some public areas, but ask staff first. Commercial shoots and photography during private functions require approval.
Are facilities open to outside visitors?
Some services may accept outside guests by reservation, while pool, gym, and other facilities may be restricted to hotel guests or members. Confirm directly.
What currency is used?
Indian rupees (INR). Major cards are commonly accepted, but prices may also include applicable taxes and service charges.
Data and photos from Google Places, generated August 23, 2026. Ratings, hours and prices can change — confirm anything time-sensitive before you go.