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It’s the result of an impressive conservation project, restoring its ornate, traditional architecture and serene, central courtyard. Rooms are thoughtfully curated to reflect traditional Mughal-era aesthetics with high ceilings, intricate wood carvings, strained-glass windows, traditional furniture and spacious bathrooms.
You’ll be immersed in old-world charm with rooftop views across the city, classical dance performances and authentic Indian cuisine. The hotel is a one-of-a-kind fusion of heritage, warmth, culture and food all set centrally within the vibrant chaos of Old Delhi. Staying here offers a living slice of history that captures the spirit of the city.
What we love
- Don’t miss watching local children flying kites from the rooftops as you sip on a roof terrace sundowner and revel in the birds-eye views over the city.
- The hotel comes alive with its traditional evening entertainment, from classical music to Kathak dance performances, as it would have done nightly throughout the centuries.
- The on-site restaurant, Lakhori, serves a tantalising range of Indian food from playful chaat bites and inventive kebabs to luxurious mains and quirky deserts, blending heritage flavours with creative presentation.
Accessing the hotel involves a short walk, through bustling and narrow lanes, with no direct car access.
Rooms here are not as opulent, spacious or quiet as those in luxury hotels on the outer edges of the city as it is a heritage building tucked within the heart of the old city.
As this haveli sits so centrally, you can hear street noise from some rooms, be sure to request an upper-floor, courtyard-facing room if this will bother you.
Being a heritage property, there is no pool, fitness centre or spa available on-site
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