The Connaught Hotel

Area: Connaught Place (Rajiv Chowk)      Star Rating:
Address: 37, Shaheed Bhagat Singh Marg, New Delhi – 110001

The Connaught hotel Delhi, nestled in the heart of Connaught Place or Rajiv Chowk, is often regarded as a stunning yet trendy and modern hotel. The hotel is made up of all those the right requirements one needs for modern living. The designs used through the hotel are aesthetically pleasing and the setting of the dining rooms as well as the rooms for guests is just right.

They have been rated as ‘outstanding’ for both their exterior as well interior designs and their services are regarded on the same lines as well. Spacious rooms that are furnished elegantly which are a mark of style and class, greet the guests here. The rooms have all the necessary modern equipments.

The staff is well informed and always polite to the guests. Many may question that because the Connaught hotel is situated in the heart of the city, noise can be a problem. But just like the staff informs one, there has never been an issue with noise as the acoustics is well taken care of at the Connaught hotel Delhi. And because of its location, guests prefer staying here as they can easily travel from one part of Delhi to another, be it day or night. The food offered here is truly delicious. Keeping in mind the taste buds of the guests, a menu has been charted out. The Connaught hotel new delhi caters to all; business conferences and huge wedding parties. Both continental and Indian cuisines are available at the Connaught hotel new delhi.

The hotel is easily accessible as it is just 20kms away from the Indira Gandhi International airport and 15kms from the domestic airport as well. The railway station is just 2 kms away.
Nearby Attractions

Areas Nearby

Purana Quila

The old fort was built by Humayun in 1533. There are two entrances to this fort, the Bada Darwaza, which is what the tourists use to enter the fort these days and the Humayun Gate in the south, which is now closed. If one wants to witness the Mughal architecture of the yore, this place is a must visit.

The Red Fort

Built in the 17th Century by Shahjehan, the then ruler of Delhi, the red fort was built into the walled city of Delhi. Also known as the blessed fort, the fort took ten years to build. It is a fine specimen of Mughal architecture.

Chandni Chowk

This is one of the most famous shopping areas in Old Delhi, especially for the weddings. If one has the time, browsing through thousands of shops here can be fun.

The Qutub Minar

The world’s tallest minaret was built way back in 1193 by Qutb-ud-din-Aibak. The top portion of the minaret was completed by Firoz Shah in 1398. It has about 379 steps that one needs to climb to get to the top. However now, the top portion remains closed to the public.
The Rashtrapati Bhavan, the Connaught place market, India Gate are other must see options as well.