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The Claridges New Delhi

New Delhi • Lutyens • OPTIMIZE

avg. $210 / night

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PB hotel design editorial

Few addresses in Delhi carry the weight of Aurangzeb Road — now Dr. APJ Abdul Kalam Road — where The Claridges has stood since 1952, a low white modernist building set within gardens that feel lifted from the Lutyens bungalow zone surrounding it. The original structure, designed in a restrained post-independence idiom, was conceived by the Swiss Hotel School graduate Steffan Lohia as a place that could hold its own alongside the imperial geometry of Edwin Lutyens's city planning without deferring to it. The result is a property whose architecture carries the calm confidence of early Indian modernism — horizontal bands of glazing, white rendered facades, and a landscape of clipped trees and immaculate lawn that the exterior images confirm remains very much intact. Inside, the 136 rooms draw on a palette of warm taupes and gold, with dark-stained hardwood floors, four-poster beds in ebonised timber, and burr-walnut cabinetry that bridge colonial comfort and contemporary restraint. The pool terrace, framed by royal palms and a chequerboard stone surround, holds the hotel's mid-century bones most clearly. The Dhaba restaurant, refurbished in a more recent intervention, takes a bolder direction — a bold herringbone floor in black and white, tan Chesterfield banquettes, cane dining chairs, and a ceiling printed with an antique world map overhead, a gesture that nods to the cosmopolitan Delhi of the Nehru era while acknowledging that the city has moved on.

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The Claridges, New Delhi is located in the heart of Lutyens Delhi. This gracious three-storied hotel is within close proximity of the business districts, diplomatic missions, shopping centres and historical landmarks like the India Gate and Rashtrapati Bhawan. The hotel offers a wide choice of accommodation ranging from well-appointed, deluxe rooms to luxury suites, some with their own private terrace. The rooms are amongst the most spacious in Delhi and are a blend of classic and contemporary styles.

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Paid Wifi

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Free Parking

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The Claridges New Delhi Reviews

6,858 reviews

"The most amazing hotel with the most amazing team! Himanshu runs an amazing shop, everyone from Om, Ching, Karan and the entire team makes sure your in a space even more comfortable than home"

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Apr 22, 2026

"During my 9 nights of stay I had a wonderful experience at the property and was availed the highest levels of service and comfort by the wonderful staff. I visited the property after nearly 15 months and observed the rooms were pristinely renovated and it was a totally different experience compared to my last stay. The housekeeping and the F&B staff were very kind, efficient and gracious in doing their duties and provided the highest levels of service. Especially Mr Laxman, the restaurant manager for their outdoor restaurant in the lawns and his team really went out of the way in fulfilling every dining request of mine and that of all my guests who visited me during my stay. Also Mr Bhanwar another senior manager at the property ensured my stay was comfortable and I was well looked after. In fact the overall experience thanks to the claridges team was like being at home but away from home. Also Mr Manish at the concierge desk made all my travel arrangements within the city and to the neighbouring cities I visited very smooth and convenient. As a frequent visitor to Delhi I would rank this property and its team currently the best in town. Great work guys and keep up the good work."

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Apr 21, 2026

"I visited 5 cities and stayed in top hotels and the experience in this hotel was the least pleasant. Overall, everything is fine but fine is not enough. You don’t feel as welcomed and as special compared to other hotels in India but as a guest in a well functioning business hotel. Exchangeable but not special. Don’t get me wrong you are at a great location with great facilities but as a tourist you are not the priority of the staff. I would choose the hotel for business purposes but as a tourist go to a more boutique high end place next time in Delhi."

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Apr 17, 2026

"amrit at claridges is the best guy at his job and he was really helpful"

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Apr 14, 2026

"Stunning property and room. Has 2 walkable tourist attractions near by. Very safe and clean area. Great restaurants and amazing breakfast. Staff was on top of everything. Special thanks to Dhruv at the front desk for his help and customer service."

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Apr 13, 2026

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