Located in Chanakyapuri, ITC Maurya New Delhi, A Luxury Collection Hotel is 3.5 mi from the iconic India Gate. An outdoor pool, spa treatments at Kaya Kalp Spa and 24-hour room service are available. The hotel also houses Bukhara, rated one of the top 50 restaurants in the world, which specializes in traditional North Indian food prepared in a clay oven. Hotel offers 433 luxury rooms including 26 uniquely designed suites in a set of categories, allowing you to choose the accommodations that best suits your needs whenever you are in New Delhi. All the air-conditioned guestrooms come with a flat-screen TV, free bottled water and free tea/coffee making facilities. A personal safe and mini-bar are also included. The private bathrooms are equipped with a shower and bathtub. Guests can exercise at the fitness center or get a massage at the spa. The hotel also provides meeting rooms and a business center. Dining options include Avartana, serving Progressive South Indian cuisine; Bukhara, renowned for its authentic North-West Frontier flavors; Dum Pukht, offering royal Awadhi delicacies; and Ottimo at West View, featuring classic Italian cuisine. The Pavilion presents an extensive multicuisine dining experience, while The Golf Bar offers club cuisine and finger food paired with refreshing beverages. Samaya Lounge is the perfect place to unwind with hot beverages and light bites. Nutmeg Gourmet Shop offers a delightful selection of freshly baked breads, pastries, and confectioneries, while Fabelle – The Chocolate Boutique showcases handcrafted chocolates and premium cocoa creations. The hotel also offers elegant venues for meetings, conferences, and special celebrations. ITC Maurya New Delhi, A Luxury Collection Hotel is 6.8 mi from Qutub Minar, 8.7 mi from the Lotus Temple and 9.3 mi from the well-known Red Fort. The Connaught Place is 5.3 mi. The New Delhi International Airport (T1) is 4.6 mi.

Couples in particular like the location – they rated it 9.2 for a two-person trip.

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