Wonderfully located right at the heart of New Delhi’s prominent address, the Claridges is a name in itself. Built is 1952, the Claridges offers a perfect blend of the elegance of old times and the luxuries of modern day advancements. This historical landmark is just a few steps away from the lively commercial and cultural centers of the capital city. This place is known for its delicate rooms and suites, a range of selective dining options, dedicated leisure and business facilities, classy architecture and expansive lush lawns. With a well-maintained swimming pool, sun decks, loungers and a bar, the Claridges is an ideal Hotel for the judicious traveler.

Trident has been built in close proximity to the Taj Mahal, which makes it a perfect site for experiencing the city’s Mughal history. This charming hotel built in local red stone from the Mughal era brings to its guests over 135 rooms and suites along with vast fascinating gardens, cascading water fountains, rejuvenating recreational and wellness facilities and great hospitality. Hotel Trident has its very own Trident Kids' Club to lure kids. The in house restaurant offers a range of cuisines from the kitchens of the Mughal emperors and other continental and Asian dishes while the Al fresco is for pleasing Italian flavor lovers.

Samode Haveli is a self contained, intimate, heritage hotel which welcomes you to the legacy of a magnificent, elegant and luxurious aroma renowned for their refined hospitality. This historical ideal is found hidden amidst the busy streets of old Jaipur. Samode Haveli is an exemplary Indo-Saracenic regal residence which is highly enriched with history and tradition and yet it offers you with contemporary luxuries of today’s world. Its flawless hospitality and courtesy mark to be the signature style of the Samode group of hotels who own the Samode Haveli. The hotel offers amazing traditional Rajasthani cuisines as well as many international flavours within its frescoed interiors.

Being the capital’s very first luxury hotel, The Oberoi is an iconic landmark of New Delhi. Its matchless location allows you to have comprehensive views of the prominent Delhi Golf Course on one side and the historical Humayun's Tomb on the other. Spread across an area of 3600 square feet, the hotel possesses master bedrooms, open plan bathrooms, relaxation and fitness areas, a formal reception area, office space for private meetings and much more. The rooms are such that the guests will be mesmerized by the site of a cobalt water body and luxuriant palm trees clearly visible through the windows.

The Amarvilas embodies the ancient Mughal splendor and offers amazing views of the personification of love, Taj Mahal since it is just at a distance of 600 metres from the monument. The Amarvilas has a Mughal style quadrant, which is adorned with tumbling fountains and is framed by an arched passage way and gold leaf frescoes. The hotel presents special golf buggies to escort its guests to the Taj Mahal privately. The Amarvilas has been enriched with a well furnished living room, private terrace, a lavish dining room, a study and spacious bedroom. The Kohinoor Suite of the Amravilas offers spectacular views of the Taj Mahal and the guests can also enjoy a candle lit dinner beside its soft silhouette.

Built around a 18^th century Shiva temple, the Oberoi Rajvilas resort spreads over an enchanting thirty two acres of beautifully landscaped gardens and exotic birdlife. The resort is a haven of mystical peace and natural serenity with the pink lime plaster walls of Jaipur replicated beautifully throughout its passage. The resort has been adorned with Mughal arches, gold leaf frescoes, high domed ceilings and splendid crystal chandeliers, which reflect the traditional Rajasthani charm and the renowned Oberoi luxury. Its Kohinoor Villa is a private enclosure with a swimming pool, a private dining pavilion, a five hole golf ground, two floodlit tennis courts and a croquet lawn. The spa offers unmatched Ayurvedic and Western beauty therapies for its guests.

The Imperial boasts of being a grand, luxurious and extremely elegant landmark hotel in Delhi, the capital city. Since the times it was built in 1931 by Bromfield, the Imperial has undergone immense renovations from time to time in order to maintain its former glory. Its Italian marble floors, Burma teak and rosewood furniture, high ceilings, beautifully maintained gardens and lavish restaurants contribute their best in making it one of the Delhi’s finest places. The suites and rooms of the Imperial are known to be grand and the largest in Delhi and the interiors are furnished with marvelous art work which gives it the royal touch.