We stayed in five luxury hotels for business throughout India. This hotel was by far, my favorite. The service was impeccable and the building was designed with class and a wonderful sense of history. The food was excellent. Our stay there was my favorite part of our trip.

This is a really nice hotel. I stayed there once. Food i good room are also good. The place is a pleasant stay.
Hope you guys will also have a pleasant experience

In my oppinion, its the awesome hotel of Dehli. Nice service, Nice rooms but location is a little bit not good. I like most in that hotel is food, oh it was very delicious. Whenever i'll go Delhi i would like to stay there only. With best service, rooms and food, this hotel is awesome!!!!!!

i love the grand deco and historical art pieces along the walls dated back frm the british colonial era makes this place enchanting!!must not miss ... and only 5 minutes walking distance to janpath market which is a great bargaining place..Bring along a huge empty bag!

The food and service were just a 1, very nice visit, the staff, as you would expect in this sort of hotel, just coudn`t do enough o make your visit memorable.

This hotel boasts of a prestigious past but is run presently, alas, with an approach of fleecing the customer, especially foreigners. As is endemic in India a discrimination by law is made against any foreign tourists with differential rates for locals and foreigners. This is fundamentally wrong even under the Indian constitution which stands for ...

Completely out of whack in terms of price. Food was average and so was the serivce.Had ordered a simple club sandwich which took for ever. The indian restaurant Spice Route serves the most ordinary Indian food in the city. Posibly the most grossly over rated hotel in Delhi

The Imperial Hotel is truly the nicest place to come to , not only to spend a few nights, but also for a short break from the madness of Delhi. It is situated in a beautiful old building right smack in the middle of the city's downtown area on Janpath hidden behind huge palm trees. When you are completely exhausted from running around in ...

The imperial indeed lives up to its name in terms of atmosphere and location, however a hotel that request 20 dollar surcharge per person for non guests to eat in empty restaurants can only be called misguided business sense at worst snotty. I was actually considering staying there next time, this time around stayed in the Oberoi, needless to say ...