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| Oberoi Hotels & Resorts > The Oberoi, New Delhi > Rooms & suites | | | Rooms & suites
All our rooms come with the following features:
Plasma TV | DVD Player | Satellite television | Wireless broadband Internet access | Electronic Safe | 2 Line telephone with voice mail | Data port for internet & e-mail connectivity | Mini bar with Premium international brands | Personalized butler service | Non-smoking floor.
|  Deluxe Room | | | | These rooms come with an option of a king size or a twin bed. | |  | | | Luxury Room | | | | Located on 3rd, 4th and 5th floor these rooms offer either a beautiful view of the Delhi golf course or swimming pool or the Humayun's Tomb (which is a World Heritage Site). These rooms come with an option of a king size or a twin bed. | |  | | | Premier Room | | | | Located on the 6th, 7th and 8th floor these rooms offer a spectacular view of the Delhi Golf Course or swimming pool on one side and the Humayun's Tomb on the other side (which is a World Heritage Site). | | | | | Executive Suite | | | | The Executive Suites offer an impressive view of the New Delhi Golf Course and the swimming pool. They come with a living room and bed room. | | | | |  Deluxe Suite | | | | The Deluxe Suites offer an impressive view of the New Delhi Golf Course and Humayun's Tomb which is a World Heritage Site. They come with a spacious lounge and dining room, a lavish bedroom with a king size bed, and large wardrobes with a built-in electronic safe. The suites also come with a paid option for an extra room. | | | | | Luxury Suite | | | | The exclusive one bedroom Luxury Suite comes with a king size bed and a grand living cum dining room. It overlooks both the Delhi Golf Course and the Humayun's Tomb which is a World Heritage Site.The master bathroom is appointed with a separate shower stall and a Jacuzzi. The suite also has a separate guest bathroom and a well equipped pantry with a microwave oven and refrigerator. | | | | | Duplex Suite | | | | The Duplex Suite is spread over two levels, on the 7th and 8th floors and overlooks the New Delhi Golf Course and the swimming pool. The suite comes with a separate living room and bedroom, a lounge and dining room with a kitchenette which is equipped with a microwave oven and a refrigerator. It also has a separate guest bathroom. | | | | | Curzon Suite | | | | Named after Lord Curzon, this suite offers breathtaking views of the Delhi Golf course and the Humayun's Tomb which is a World Heritage Site. The suite features include a lavish master bedroom with a four poster bed, an exclusive attached study, a luxurious lounge and dining room with a kitchenette equipped with a microwave oven and a refrigerator. The extravagant bathroom comes with a whirlpool, shower cubicle, bidet and vanity counter. The suite also has a separate guest bathroom. | | | | | Kohinoor Suite | | | | Overview | | Design and Layout | | Living Room | |  | | The Study | | The Master Bedroom | | The Master Bathroom | | | | Private Living Room | | The Relaxation Room & Dressing Area | | Dining Room | | | | | Overview
The Kohinoor Suite, much like its namesake, is one of a kind. As the grandest suite at The Oberoi, New Delhi, it has hosted Heads of States and many other dignitaries from across the world. Located high above the tree line, on the 7th floor of the hotel, and spread over 3,600 square feet, the suite comprises a living room, dining room with a service pantry, a fully-equipped study, master bedroom, a private living room and a relaxation room furnished with a treadmill and massage bed. While the luxurious bathroom is adjacent to the private living and relaxation rooms, a guest powder room is located off the living area. To ensure the safety of the residents, up-to-date security features have been installed. The special Executive Suite and Luxury Room, adjacent to the Kohinoor Suite, provide suitable accommodation for additional members of the family, security personnel or personal assistants. The formal entry hall of the suite, perfectly frames an eclectic display of a series of Shivalingas (a representation of Lord Shiva, the Destroyer in the India Trinity) in black granite and, beyond these, a life-size bronze of a woman languidly seated on a delicate chair, magnificently crafted by the Indian sculptor, Dimpy Menon. The rooms within the Kohinoor Suite flow one into the other, separated by floor-to-ceiling sliding doors, which, once shut, accord complete privacy. The layout of the suite allows for the private spaces to be segregated seamlessly from the public areas. | | | | | | | Design and Layout
The suite’s layout presents a liberating sense of space with its mutedly elegant interiors. This is complemented by expansive views of the fairways of the Delhi Golf Course and the magnificent 16th century tomb of the Mughal Emperor Humayun. Unrivalled in service, refined design details and meticulous appointments, the Kohinoor Suite is minimally furnished – the focus being on comfort and convenience. Judiciously selected decorative elements combine with the natural texture of silk, leather, wood and marble to impart a certain warmth and richness. A palette predominantly of beige, champagne and caramel tones imbues the space with a sense of calm, with the striking artworks lending the only burst of brilliant colour. The tranquillity is accentuated by the floor-to-ceiling windows that admit an abundance of natural light and frame sweeping views of the surrounding greenery. | | | | | | | Living Room
Spread over 860 square feet, the living room includes comfortable sitting areas, furnished with two clusters of sofas, coffee tables and peg tables. A leather clad wall dressed in tones of beige, hand knotted woollen rugs, hand-woven silk-upholstered cushions – the colour of the setting sun, the soft glow of cove lighting and the glorious view of Humayun’s tomb beyond lush foliage framed by picture windows lend warmth to this space. Additional amenities include a wall-mounted 42-inch high-definition LCD television, CD and DVD player and Phillipe Stark touch sensitive table lamps. | | | | | | | The Study
The study can be accessed from the living room and bedroom, making it a transitional space, between the public areas and the private recesses of the Kohinoor Suite. The 360 square feet study is dedicated to providing a relaxed and tranquil work atmosphere. The oak wood floor, walls clad in wenge veneer and pale lime green silk screens that serve as doors contrast with the lush deep green foliage of the Delhi Golf Course visible through the window. Besides an executive writing desk, a high back lounge chair with a footrest and tall bookshelves lined with leather-bound classics, this multifunctional workspace includes necessities such as high-speed Internet access, two-line speaker phones and data port, facilities for printing, photocopying, faxing and scanning and a 17-inch LCD television. | | | | | | | The Master Bathroom
The luxurious bathroom, finished in marble and wood, features a double vanity counter, a separate glass-enclosed steam and shower stall, separate water closet and a large free standing bathtub placed directly below a picture window that offers sweeping views of the surrounding greenery and the Golf Course. A free standing 17-inch LCD television is provided next to the bathtub. | | | | | | | The Mater Bedroom
The sense of calm also permeates the sumptuous 350 square feet master bedroom which features a king-size bed, flanked by large bedside tables. The room is also furnished with a single-seater ottoman. An abundance of natural light filters into the room through Thai silk sheers in neutral tones of champagne and heavier drapes in a deeper shade of the same colour that hang before the large picture window that overlooks the fairways of the Golf Course. The wenge veneer of the walls, oak wood floor, the leather clad headboard of the bed, in tones of beige, which extends upwards to form the false ceiling, a hand tufted rug completed with the soft glow of cove lighting, envelopethe space with warmth. Other amenities include a 42-inch LCD television; two-line speaker phones and a Bose surround sound radio and CD player. | | | | | | | Private Living Room
The bedroom leads into the private living room, which includes a comfortable two-seater silk upholstered sofa, armchairs upholstered in beige leather and a coffee table finished in dark polish. Similar to the rest of the areas, the floor is in oak wood and the walls are clad in wenge veneer, while silk sheers hang before a window that accords panoramic views of the greens of the Golf Course. Additional amenities of the private living room include a well-stocked mini-bar, tea and coffee making facilities and a refrigerator.The Relaxation Room & Dressing Area The relaxation room is equipped with a treadmill which is fitted with a LCD display monitor. This room also includes a massage bed for those who would like to luxuriate in holistic, non-clinical therapies, massages and beauty treatments without having to step out of the comfort of the suite. Residents may choose from an extensive range of treatments, which incorporate Ayurvedic, aromatherapy and western techniques, listed on the Menu of the Oberoi Spa. The relaxation room leads into a lavish oversized dressing area, which includes a walk-in closet with custom cabinetry, a large luggage rack and an in-room safe. | | | | | | | The Relaxation Room & Dressing Area
The relaxation room is equipped with a treadmill which is fitted with a LCD display monitor. This room also includes a massage bed for those who would like to luxuriate in holistic, non-clinical therapies, massages and beauty treatments without having to step out of the comfort of the suite. Residents may choose from an extensive range of treatments, which incorporate Ayurvedic, aromatherapy and western techniques, listed on the Menu of the Oberoi Spa. The relaxation room leads into a lavish oversized dressing area, which includes a walk-in closet with custom cabinetry, a large luggage rack and an in-room safe. | | | | | | | Dining Room
The dining room, with a separate pantry, is directly accessible from the main entrance hall and flows into the living room. It features a dining table that seats six. Oakwood panels in tones of caramel with brushed stainless steel accents combine in an interesting play of weaves to form one wall. The hand tufted rug on the Italian marble floor and the sheer Thai silk curtains in a neutral champagne tone complete the design detail. The service pantry is equipped with a toaster, microwave oven, refrigerator and a granite countertop. | | | | | | | | | | | Please Note
Effective 2nd October 2008, the Government has introduced "No-Smoking" legislation for hotels, restaurants and all public places. As a consequence, smoking is prohibited in all parts of the hotel except in designated bedrooms where smoking is permitted.
The hotel has dedicated smoking guest bedrooms. Should you desire a smoking bedroom, please let us know. We shall endeavor to reserve a smoking bedroom for you, subject to availability. | | | | |
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