Centaur Hotel, New Delhi And NCR

Centaur Hotel Hotel Description

Location
Centaur Hotel is strategically located close to the domestic and international Airport terminals, with both being just 1 kilometre away. It is also adjacent to National Highway 8 that goes to Jaipur. The New Delhi Railway Station is 22 kilometres away and Connaught Place, a major shopping hub is just 20 kilometres away.

Built in 1982 as business cum leisure hotel, the Centaur Hotel is aesthetically built in white and red Jaipur stone. The building is shaped like a star with four arches pointing in the four directions with an exterior facade of Dholpur stone.

Rooms
With 376 rooms and Suites divided into 4 storeys, the hotel offers all facilities for a comfortable stay. All rooms are furnished with satellite television, refrigerator and direct dialing telephone.

Dining
Dining facilities include Rasoi, which serves Indian delicacies complimented with live ghazals. Shaolin offers a delightful variety of dishes from Chinese cuisine while the Coffee Shop is a 24 hours hangout serving quick light meals and is also a hub of occasional food festivals. The Soma Bar is for those who love to spend their evenings with a choice of any foreign or domestic liquor.

Conferences & Banquets
The conference facilities include sophisticated audio-visual equipment in a Banquet room, which can accommodate 275 persons for conferences and seminars. There is a pool side garden with a capacity of 1500 persons for Cocktail Dinner and a Banquet Hall with a banquet lawn accommodating upto 800 guests.

Hotel Facilities
There are separate smoking and non smoking rooms here with facilities like 24 hours room service, beauty salon, barber shop, doctor on call, secretarial services, baby sitting facilities, valet service, laundry service, shoe shine, safe deposit lockers and banking facilities with ATM. The hotel also provides internet and fax facilities, along with parking facilities and a shopping arcade.

Area Attractions

IG International Airport (10 Km)

The airport makes Delhi one of the most well connected cities in India, with over 35 international and 30 domestic carriers serving it. Terminal I is for domestic and Terminal II is for international flights. An hourly shuttle connects the two.

New Delhi Railway Station (17 Km)

Located in central Delhi, the station is one of the largest in India. It holds the record of having the largest route interlock system in the world. Built in red sandstone, the station is serviced by two entrances - at Pharganj and Ajmeri Gate.

Connaught Place (17 Km)

Officially called Rajeev Chowk, this is a central business district of. With its obvious Victorian architecture, it is planned as a big circle in the middle with various radial roads spreading out in all directions.

AIIMS (12 Km)

Commonly known as Medical, this top medical college is a prominent landmark, located where the Ring Road intersects Aurobindo Marg. Globally known for the low cost, high quality treatment it provides, AIIMS is also an esteemed institution of learning.

Dhaula Kuan (8 Km)

Dhaula Kuan Roundabout is a grid of numerous roads connecting all parts of the city along with various residential areas, the Defense Services Officers Club -DSOI and a list of well known defense schools.

Nehru Place (18 Km)

This is the major business centre and IT hub in Delhi that hosts innumerable shops selling computers and their parts, fabrics, food stalls and a cinema. Located in South Delhi, office buildings are aplenty in Nehru Place.

Gurgaon (10 Km)

Part of the National Capital Region, NCR, this suburb has fast developed into a mini metro. Famous for its shopping malls, it has also emerged as the hub of IT is also home to several MNC offices.

Chanakya Puri (12 Km)

Located in Central Delhi, this posh locality boasts of wide avenues and clean, tree flanked boulevards. The diplomatic hub of Delhi, Chanakya Puri is where most of the foreign embassies are.

Ashram (16 Km)

Located on the artery of Delhi - the Outer Ring Road, Ashram is South Delhis gateway to NOIDA, North Delhi and East Delhi. The area is serviced by a string of flyovers leading to the famous DND bridge.