1748 ReviewsThe Oberoi, New Delhi, the capitals first luxury hotel, is an iconic landmark. Situated in an unparalleled location, it is afforded sweeping views of the prestigious Delhi Golf Course on one side and the world heritage site: Humayuns Tomb, on the other. Natural sunlight flows into the reception area from windows overlooking an azure water body and verdant palm trees. The entrance is filled by a bespoke, white marble lotus fountain and watched over by a hand carved Tree of Life - the leitmotif of the hotel - whose interweaving branches symbolise emotional, physical and spiritual harmony.
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Dr Zakir Hussain Marg,Delhi,New Delhi,IndiaThe Oberoi, New Delhi, the capitals first luxury hotel, is an iconic landmark. Situated in an unparalleled location, it is afforded sweeping views of the prestigious Delhi Golf Course on one side and the world heritage site: Humayuns Tomb, on the other. Natural sunlight flows into the reception area from windows overlooking an azure water body and verdant palm trees. The entrance is filled by a bespoke, white marble lotus fountain and watched over by a hand carved Tree of Life - the leitmotif of the hotel - whose interweaving branches symbolise emotional, physical and spiritual harmony.
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philpen_11 on 05/02/2018 02:10
My wife and I stayed at The Oberoi on 3 different occasions over the past month as we have been touring India and using Delhi as a hub for our travels. On each occasion we organised for thehotel to pick us up from the airport - what a delight, perfect transfers on each occasion. The hotel has just been restored, so itâs just like a brand new property. The staff are fabulous, very service oriented & friendly. The best outlook is overlooking the Delhi Golf Club - you feel you are in the country (if you overlook the winter haze). You will not be disappointed in staying here.
Neil S on 26/01/2018 17:53
We stayed here for our final two nights on our tour of India. Recently reopened, it has high tech gadgetry and beautiful rooms throughout. Lots of electronic controls for lights and shades. An iPad to order room service, control devices, or call for your personal butler. Service is impeccable. Everyone is anxious to help.
We stayed two days before the Republic Day Parade, so there were lots of Asian dignitaries and diplomats here. But we didn't feel oppressed by the security, nor were we treated like second class citizens.
The rooms are large, and the bathrooms are opulent. We tried two of the restaurants, and they served good food (although the Chinese restaurant on the top floor is expensive).
Overall, a first class hotel in a great location!
AakritiDhanawat on 25/01/2018 09:36
The Oberoi is now open to public from Jan 1, 2018. It was under construction since past 2 years. They have come up with entirely new technique and given the hotel entirely International shape. Its room size are big and bathrooms are beautifuly designed with new technology. I had my meal at OMYA which was too delicious... Must try meal is the food tasting menu..Its mouth watering and just so different from any other restaurant. They serve a 7 couse meal at OMYA.
Nisheel on 20/01/2018 18:26
TheIconReturns. This has been the hastag that the Oberoi hotels has been using for re-opening of the hotel this January. So I had high expectations when I set foot in during my recent stay!
To be honest just before it shut 2 years ago, the hotel was ageing. Old-school rooms, bathrooms with shower inside the bathtub, bits of wear and tear. But all held together by that wonderful, typically unique Oberoi service. You always felt looked after and cared for like no other hotel in the city.
Would the service be the same ? Would I recognize the hotel? These and a few other questions were playing on my mind as I approached the hotel in my taxi ride from the airport.
On entering it looked lovely and different. A sparkling checked black&white marble floor, an art installation creating a partition, etc. But then, the dashes of familiarity hit you.The "Tree of Life" installation where it always was at the end of the lobby. 360 with its warm interiors and still amazing food and service, still on the right corner.
You go up to your room, exit the elevator, the carpets in the corridor are brand new, but the same print as before. Boy did I feel nostalgic -:)
And finally the room, entered it and was wow! Modern, spacious, comfortable. Fully updated to the 21st century with all the bells and whistles, yet it doesn't feel like a "me too" hotel chain. While the room is modern, the designer has given it touches that makes it quintessentially Indian! You feel you are in Delhi and in India which is what you want. A room with character and not something bland and neutral! Lovely to see that.
The new entertainment system with Movies on Demand, Netflix, Apple&Android screen sharing, is amazing. And I will not spoil the surprise......but play a movie on demand, and enjoy the call which you will get from In-room dining. It will make you smile without a doubt.
Is the hotel perfect yet? Not yet. Like all things new, there are a few niggles here and there, but the staff right form the GM, Mr.Rathore to the Housekeeping head Mr.Deepak are there to address it immediately which for me reflects great ownership.
Finally, as I was driving back to the airport after a comfortable 1 night stay, I thought to myself.....sure everything is new. But was the legendary service the same?.....and my answer is........a resounding Yes!!!
anirudhvb on 14/01/2018 17:35
Had the pleasure of staying at this hotel soon after its reopening. The finest business hotel I have stayed in Asia. The rooms are wonderful and so are the service and restaurants. Every room has butler service.
