We stayed at the Oberoi Hotel at the beginning and end of our tour of North India and found the hotel to be a pleasant stay. We arrived early at the hotel and they arranged an early check with no issues. Breakfast had a good range and quality of food. The hotel is very business traveller orientated. The Italian restaurant was average, but of course hotel prices. The sunbathing/pool area was lovely, nice touch with the free water, suntan lotion and service button.

The exterior of the hotel building does not do it justice inside. The location does not really allow you to wander around the local tourist sights.

We also stayed at the Oberoi Hotel in Agra and Jaipur and they were far superior to Delhi on all accounts.

We stayed at the Oberoi Delhi on the 8th April to celebrate our 1st year wedding anniversary as part of our 2 week tour visiting family.

All I can say about this hotel is - the service is fantastic. We where picked up from my aunties house in a quality car, where we had cold towels and mineral bottles to cool us down.

Once arriving at the hotel, we where greeted by the staff with such style as they used our surname, which I like as it's nice and personal. Once stepping into the hotel, was greeted with a nice Indian tradition where one staff heled a diva in her hand and wished me and my husband a prosper and happy life...

We where taken straight up to our room where we had a complementary cake, champagne, flowers and chocolates - which again was such a nice surprise.

After we checked in the premier suite, I had a appointment booked at the beauty salon - which I have no complain about. Following my treatment, me and my husband had a body scrub and massage booked at the Banyan Tree spa (we both huge fans of Banyan Tree - especially after experiencing Maldives Banyan Tree). All I can say is wow - amazing with no faults at all...

We dined at the Chinese restaurant - where the food was lovely, they kindly let us on the terrace for a romantic stroll where we where over looking the whole of Delhi (well part of it).

Overall the stay was lovely - will definite recommend you to stay at this hotel. The bar is very trendy - also if you like shopping they have Gucci,Louis Vutton, Dior in the hotel - which was great for me as my husband bought me the watch I have been eyeing up for while :)

Pricey but if you can afford worth it.

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We have just returned from a trip to Rajasthan & stayed at the Oberoi both at the start & at the end of our trip, a total of 3 nights.
The Oberoi is a real oasis of calm in the middle of hectic New Delhi and whilst it is a short taxi ride from Connought Place (the big shopping area) it does overlook a huge green space & the Golf course, making it feel very peaceful. One side of the hotel does overlook a busy road, so make sure you ask for the golf course view!
The service at the Oberoi is wonderful and very personalised, despite it being a large hotel, and we had excellent response to any query made of the staff. Whilst very elegant and beautifully appointed it is also quite casual & trendy, and the wonderful restaurant is a big attraction to well to do Delhi young crowd, making it buzzy & fun. Reception staff were great, gave us very good restaurant/shopping recommendations & you feel at home from the moment you step out of the car to be welcomed by the smiling uniformed doormen.
In a nutshell, we loved it at the Oberoi & would definitely stay there again.

I was delighted to be at The Oberoi for a business trip - sadly, only for three nights.

Superb staff, discreetly polite and welcoming, a beautiful room, overlooking the golf course, and excellent food in all three of the hotel restaurants. (We had no time to explore the city and its cuisine, I'm sorry to say.)

Probably the most comfortable bed I've ever slept in, with four different types of pillow available!

It needs to be good at these prices - India is generally very affordable - and it delivers. The pick-up and return from and to the airport is a welcome bonus, but if you're a nervous passenger, keep your eyes shut all the way! Delhi traffic is not for the faint-hearted...