The Ambassador

Area: Sujan Singh Park      Star Rating:
Address: Sujan Singh Park, Cornwallis Road, New Delhi - 110 003

Taj Hotels and Palaces are a group of hotels which are among Asia’s finest hotels are founded by Jamshetji N Tata in 1903 and recently celebrated its centenary in 2003. Taj hotels have more than 60 hotels spanning across 45 different geographic locations across India. They have their presence in USA, Australia and Europe as well making them one of the largest conglomerates in India.

Taj hotels have a strong foothold in all the major metropolitan cities, historical places, pilgrimage centers in India and Taj Ambassador Hotel is their finest attempt at exuding colonial charm in New Delhi. It is the best business class hotel in India. Taj hotels are known for their extravagant construction, brilliant art work and luxurious facilities making them the most envious among their counterparts. Taj group of hotels are also known as The Indian Hotels Company Limited (IHCL).

Each Taj hotel aims at taking hospitality to newer level and adopts the most modern ways to deal with international clientele. These hotels present the face of Indian culture to foreign tourists with their exotic Indian foods, and brilliant resorts and spas catering to all the needs of the customers. Despite being the best in business, these hotels try to achieve and maintain excellence and set a benchmark for them and strive to maintain it successfully.

Areas Nearby

Conveniently located in the Cornwallis road it is just a 30 minutes drive from domestic and international airports and a one hour drive away from Nizamuddin Railway Station. There are various touring spots around Taj Ambassador Hotel like Lodhi Gardens and Purana Qila, Red Fort etc.

Lodi Gardens

Lodi gardens are a park in New Delhi which features the medieval architectural brilliance of Lodis who ruled India in 16th century. As a tribute to Mohammad Shah this earliest tombs were built in this park by Ala-Uddin-Alam-Shah in 1444.  The road on which these gardens are situated is also known as the Lodi road named after the emperors. Some of the tombs are visible to the passers by from the road. The tomb of Sikander Lodi in the gardens is the widely visited one which was built by Ibrahim Lodi the last of the Lodi dynasty who was defeated by Babur in the First Battle of Panipat.

Khan Market

This market is named after Khan Abdul Gaffar Khan who is also known as Frontier Gandhi. Popularly known as Khan Market this place is one of the most exquisite places for shopping in New Delhi. This place is also the costliest retail market place in India and sixteenth in the world. Situated close to India Gate this is one of the favorite tourist spots and shopping place for Indians and Foreigners alike. Initially it was given to be the land to immigrants at the time of Indian partition but it gradually became the most commercial real estate location in the city.