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Delhi-Ncr Overview DELHI-NCR OVERVIEW NEW DELHI New Delhi is a blend of old and new. Standing along the West End of Gangetic Plain, the capital city, Delhi, unveils a picture rich in culture, architecture and diversity. Comprising of two contrasting yet harmonious parts, the Old Delhi and New Delhi, the city is a travel hub of Northern India. Contemporary Delhi, is a bustling metropolis which successfully combines in its fold the ancient and the modern. The capital of India is famous for its culture, tradition and a strong historical backdrop steeped in centuries of political turmoil. New Delhi is famous for its wide streets and lush green gardens. Major commercial establishments are situated in New Delhi’s business hubs like Connaught Place, Nehru Place, Bhikaji Cama, South Extension and ITO. Some of the major tourist attractions in Delhi include India Gate, Rashtrapati Bhavan, Rajghat, Jama Masjid, Qutab Minar, Red Fort, Humayun’s Tomb, Safdarjang’s Tomb, Purana Qila, Jantar Mantar and Akshardham temple. It also serves as the gateway for touring the ‘golden triangle’ of Delhi, Agra and Jaipur. The Taj Hotels based in 7 prime locations across New Delhi, stand as tribute to our timeless hospitality and services. The combination of state of the art facilities and unprecedented services cater to all our guests. LOCATIONS JANPATH TAJ MAHAL HOTEL VIVANTA AMBASSADOR TAJ PALACE KHAN MARKET CHANAKYAPURI VIVANTA DWARKA DOMESTIC Airport Indira Gandhi International Airport VIVANTA SURAJKUND SURAJKUND TAJ CITY CENTRE GURUGRAM THE GATEWAY RESORT DAMDAMA LAKE GURUGRAM THIS IS AN INTERACTIVE BROCHURE Click the desired location pins on the above map to be redirected to a live version of Google Maps Simply click on your destination hotel below for further details Click the title on each hotel’s introduction page to redirect you to their respective websites Click on the Back arrow on the top left corner to come back to this ‘Locations Page’ TAJ PALACE VIVANTA NEW DELHI SURAJKUND VIVANTA AMBASSADOR 2 Sardar Patel Marg, Diplomatic Enclave, Shooting Range Road, Faridabad, New Delhi - 110 021. India New Delhi - 121 009. India TAJ MAHAL the gateway RESORT NEW DELHI DAMDAMA LAKE GURUGRAM Sujan Singh Park, Subramania Bharti Marg, New Delhi - 110 003. India VIVANTA DWARKA 1, Mansingh Road, PO Damdama, Off Gurugram-Sohna Road, New Delhi - 110 011. India Gurugram, Haryana - 122 102. India TAJ CITY CENTRE THE CONNAUGHT GURUGRAM NEW DELHI Metro Station Complex Sector 21, Dwarka, New Delhi - 110 075. India Plot No.1, Sector 44, Gurugram, AN IHCL SELEQTION Haryana - 122 004. India Coming Soon AT A GLANCE 1605 139 54 ROOMS SUITES MEETING VENUES 29 7 RESTAURANTS SPAS Taj PALACE, NEW DELHI TAJ PALACE, NEW DELHI The luxurious Taj Palace, New Delhi spread over six acres of lush gardens is an oasis of calm in the heart of the capital city of New Delhi. With elegant old-world luxury and modern comforts, our 403 rooms and suites are inspired by Mughal architecture, and have played gracious host to princes, heads of state, corporate czars and high powered conferences, and the grandest of weddings for close to four decades. Taj Palace, New Delhi is located 14 kms from the Indira Gandhi International Airport. Taj Palace, New Delhi is located in the prestigious Diplomatic Enclave, close to the protected forest greens of New Delhi, offers a breath taking view. The hotel is a connoisseur’s haven, and legendary for its fine dining restaurants, specialising in Chinese, Vietnamese, European and Indian cuisines. Other facilities include the, a state of the art fitness centre, an outdoor swimming pool, Jiva Spa with vitality pool and even a nine-hole chip and putting golf green. If historical sights are what you seek, we arrange trips to the Red Fort or the Taj Mahal in Agra through our 24 hour Golden Keys concierge service. Come and experience the genuine warmth of true Indian hospitality. DISTANCE FROM THE AIRPORT : 14 km from Indira Gandhi International Airport and 7 km from Domestic Airport. Taj PALACE, NEW DELHI ACCOMMODATION Our 403 rooms and suites offer panoramic views of the pool, city and Delhi’s protected forest greens. Equipped with the latest amenities, your visit will be a memorable one. Executive suites Spacious suites with a separate living room are equipped with the latest amenities embellished with Mughal era décor. Taj Club suites Stylishly decorated and with modern business facilities required by the frequent traveller, these suites located on the higher floors overlook the pool, city or the protected greens. Luxury Suite Richly carved wood panels and fine furnishings create a sophisticated ambience. You have complete access to the Taj Club amenities. Garden Luxury Suite Superior Rooms This apartment-sized suite showcases crystal chandeliers, Decorated in a colonial theme, the refurbished Superior Room is curated objects d’art, priceless paintings and invaluable carpets. elegantly styled for the needs of the modern business traveller. Garden Presidential Suite Deluxe Rooms Two bedrooms and bathrooms, a pantry, a powder room and Overlooking the protected greens and pool, these rooms are terrace garden, comprise this handsomely appointed suite. decorated with Indian textured art and a well-equipped desk. Presidential Suite Luxury Rooms Magnificently decorated, it comprises of a living room, dining These rooms with carved wooden panels and rich tapestry, have room, and pantry, study, bedroom with en-suite bathroom, a wonderful views and every modern convenience. private spa and steam. Tata Suite - Grand Presidential Taj Club Rooms The apartment sized suite is an amalgamation of the worlds Enjoy Taj Club rooms with access to the club lounge, meeting finest luxury furnishings with mughal art and décor. With room, one-way airport transfer, complimentary breakfast, tea, additions of gym, private spa, steam, sauna, study, boardroom cocktails, butler service and butler hatch. and a private lounge. Taj PALACE, NEW DELHI DINING Our chefs aim to give you an unforgettable culinary experience by serving multi-cuisine specialities from around the globe. Our bar has only the finest wines and spirits on offer. Blue Bar Set beside the sparkling pool and lush central gardens, the dramatic red-on-black colour scheme and ambient lighting creates the right mood for a drink. Spicy Duck The use of homemade concoctions and a minimalistic use of condiments, imparts lightness to the delicious food at this speciality Chinese restaurant. Capital Kitchen An all-day alfresco dining experience, with indulgent comfort food whipped up from authentic recipes and ingredients. Choose from Indian, European and Asian cuisine. Masala Art Serving authentic North Indian food, watch our chefs whip up your food at the interactive kitchen counter. Orient Express The restaurant recreates a compartment of the Orient Express train and serves the best European cuisine showcasing the countries the train passes through. Tea Lounge Located in the lobby, sample an array of single-estate coffees, and exotic teas from around the world, while you savour the wide varities of sandwiches, savouries and desserts on the menu. Taj PALACE, NEW DELHI MEETINGS & BANQUETS Taj Palace, New Delhi has one of the largest, highly equipped and aesthetically decorated, banqueting venues and is the first choice for international conferences and leadership summits. Durbar Hall Jehangir The magnificient pillarless chandelier bedecked hall is the This contemporary modern venue is perfectly suited for art perfect venue for large scale corporate and private events. shows, board meetings and training programs. Wazir Lounge Sheesh mahal A part of the Durbar Hall, the subtly decorated Wazir Lounge Stunningly decorated with turquoise antique design panels and can be used independently or as a pre-function area. lights, the sound proof sheesh mahal hall is perfect for high- level meetings. ShahJehan Hall Raja & Rani Bagh This unique pillarless open floor area opens up a wide range of possibilities - from morning conferneces to evening The lawns of Raja bagh and Rani bagh are the ideal setting for social receptions. thematic functions and cocktail receptions. Alamgir Lounge This Mughal themed lounge can be used independently or in conjunction with the larger Shahjehan hall as a pre- function area. Mumtaz Mahal Inspired by the mystique of the fabled empress, this grand venue is decorated with wood panels and mirrors. It is ideal for seminars, workshops, and private functions. Roshanara Turquoise tapestry and stunning wood artwork embellish this medieval themed venue. Roshanara is perfect for business meetings and private celebrations. Jahanara This contemporary-style venue is soundproof and luxurious, making it ideally suited for highly confidential meetings. Taj PALACE, NEW DELHI MEETINGS & BANQUETS SPECIFICATIONS AND SEATING STYLE AREA DIMENSION HEIGHT THEATRE CIRCULAR U-SHAPED BOARDROOM CLASSROOM RECEPTION (in sq. ft) (in ft) (in ft) ALAMGIR 992 32 x 31 9 40 25 30 20 NA NA LOUNGE DURBAR 13108 116 x 113 14 1000 450 100 NA 500 NA JAHANARA 836 44 x 19 9 50 30 25 NA 30 NA JEHANGIR 2528 79 x 32 8 50 30 25 NA 30 NA MUMTAZ 2652 34 x 78 16 175 90 50 NA 80 NA MAHAL RAJA & RANI 9 NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA BAGH ROSHANARA NA NA 9 60 40 25 NA 35 NA SHAHJEHAN 8208 72 x 114 14 700 250 100 NA 250 NA SHEESH 1032 43 x 24 9 50 30 25 NA 25 NA MAHAL WAZIR 961 31 x 31 9 ft 40 30 25 NA 20 NA LOUNGE Taj PALACE, NEW DELHI MEETINGS & BANQUETS FLOOR PLAN JEHANGIR 1 ROSHANARA JEHANGIR 2 SHEESH JAHANARA MAHAL LOBBY MUMTAZ MAHAL DURBAR SHAH JEHAN LOBBY ALAMGIR WAZIR RAJA RANI PORCH BAGH BAGH MOTI BAGH Taj PALACE, NEW DELHI EXPERIENCES Your stay has been designed to distract you from the bustle and commotion of life. Be pampered at the spa, enjoy a fine meal and let your personal butler take care of you.
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