Maidens Hotel, New Delhi And NCR

Maidens Hotel Hotel Description

A heritage hotel, Maidens Hotel is one of Delhi's oldest hotels. Built in the early 1900s, the hotel retains its colonial charm and architecture. Its spacious rooms with high ceilings are reminiscent of olden days. Set amidst eight acres of lush gardens, shady trees and tennis courts, it escapes the noise of the main city, but remains within easy access to some of the most magnificent Mughal monuments, and famous shopping center Chandni Chowk with its quaint bazaars and meandering lanes.

The hotel is situated in the North Delhi residential area, lying besides old bungalows with river Yamuna on the east, close to the University of Delhi Campus. The hotel is within walking distance of the main Interstate bus terminal. Late 19th century architectural elegance is reflected in the classical rooms and the elegant restaurants.

Room Amenities
The rooms at the hotel are done up in a subtle decor, comprising Superior rooms, Executive suites and Deluxe suites. The Superior rooms have a garden view and feature twin beds. Most of these rooms have separate sitting rooms and bedrooms with spacious attached bathrooms. All rooms are air conditioned and open into verandas, which over-look the gardens. Tastefully furnished with modern furniture and amenities, including mini bar, satellite television and direct dial telephones.

The Executive Suites spread over 600 square feet comprising a twin bedroom with a separate sitting room. All suites are air conditioned and elegantly furnished with modern facilities like mini bar, 24-hour satellite channels, direct dial telephones, complimentary bottle of mineral water and fruit basket.

The Deluxe Suites are spread over 1100 square feet comprising a large king or twin bedded room with a spacious drawing and dining facility. All suites are air conditioned and elegantly furnished with modern facilities like minibar, 24 hours satellite channels, DVD player, direct dial telephones, complimentary bottle of mineral water, chocolates and fruit basket.

Dining
The hotel houses a restaurant, a bar and a coffee shop. The Curzon Room is named after the British Lord Curzon. Over 100 photographs from the archives adorn the walls and take you on a nostalgic trip of the Raj in India, in the early 1900s. The Curzon Room serves a selection of European and Indian cuisine and a sumptuous buffet at lunch every day. The Garden Terrace is an informal coffee shop, which extends into a charming open courtyard. Relaxed atmosphere, ideal for browsing through books and lazy chats, serves Indian and Continental cuisine. The Cavalry Bar Is an early 19th century bar, small and intimate with a pleasant atmosphere. The bar serves cocktails and beverages to order.

Hotel Facilities
The hotel houses a banquet hall with a capacity of about 200 people and a suite with a capacity of about 75 people. The hotel can organise various seating arrangements for different kinds of meetings. The poolside is another venue with a capacity of about 1000 people.

Other facilities at the hotel comprise laundry service, a swimming pool and a 24-hour room service.

Location
The hotel is located in North Delhi, in close proximity to historical monuments like the Red Fort, the Jama Masjid etc. It is 5 km from the New Delhi Railway Station.

Area Attractions

New Delhi Railway Station (11 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 (10 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.

Red Fort (4 Km)

Lal Qila, as it is commonly called, stretches over 2 kms. Deriving its name from the red sandstone in which it is built, it was the seat of power during Shah Jahans rule. Its entrance corridor, the Chatta Chowk, gives way to the sprawling interiors.

AIIMS (15 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.

Gurgaon (45 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.

India Gate (9 Km)

The India Gate was built in 1921 to commemorate Indian soldiers who died in the First World War. Located on Rajpath, the Amar Jawan Jyoti - flame of the immortal warrior - burns under it, marking the tomb of the Unknown Soldier.

IIT (15 Km)

The Indian Institute of Technology is located in Hauz Khas, flanked by the Qutab Minar and sandwiched between JNU and Aurobindo Marg. Spread over an area of 320 acres, the IIT campus is sprawling.

Qutab Minar (18 Km)

The tallest brick minaret in the world, the Qutab Minar is a prominent landmark of South Delhi, rising above tree flanked neighbourhoods. Marrying Islamic and Hindu styles of architecture, the minaret has verses from the Quran inscribed on it.