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New Delhi aerial view

New Delhi, India

India's capital layers Mughal tombs, Lutyens' imperial avenues and a fast-moving contemporary scene into one sprawling, endlessly rewarding metropolis. For the luxury traveller, New Delhi offers palatial grand hotels around the diplomatic enclave and Lutyens' Delhi, world-class Indian fine dining and easy access to Agra and Rajasthan.

The Oberoi, New Delhi

The flagship Oberoi in the capital, reborn in 2018 with serene rooms overlooking Humayun's Tomb and the Delhi Golf Club.

The Leela Palace New Delhi

A Lutyens-inspired modern palace in the diplomatic enclave, crowned by a rooftop pool and some of the capital's finest restaurants.

The Imperial, New Delhi

Delhi's legendary 1931 heritage hotel on Janpath, where Art Deco and Victorian grandeur meet one of Asia's great private art collections.

The Lodhi

Kerry Hill's minimalist masterpiece beside Lodhi Gardens, with private plunge pools in most rooms and an award-winning spa.

Taj Mahal, New Delhi

The Taj Mansingh, a Delhi institution since 1978 on leafy Mansingh Road, steps from Khan Market and India Gate.

Taj Palace, New Delhi

A six-acre grand hotel in the diplomatic enclave, famed for its ballrooms, Orient Express dining car and gardens.

ITC Maurya, a Luxury Collection Hotel, New Delhi

The Luxury Collection landmark that hosts visiting heads of state, home to the world-famous Bukhara and Dum Pukht restaurants.

The Roseate New Delhi

A Bill Bensley-designed resort of water gardens and rain trees on the Delhi-Gurugram expressway, close to the airport.