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Hotel The Ashoka New Delhi ( 5 Star
Hotel )
The Ashok is the
pride of hospitality. No hotel symbolizes the
traditional grandeur and hospitality of the historic
capital of India more then The Ashok the first and
foremost of Delhi 5 star hotels. Set in a prime
location in New Delhi's Diplomatic Enclave, The
Ashok is a distinctive landmark..
No hotel symbolizes the traditional grandeur of the
historic capital of India more than the Ashok, the
foremost of Delhi's 5-star hotels and the flagship
hotel of the Ashok Group. Set in a prime location in
Delhi's Diplomatic Enclave, the Ashok is a
distinctive landmark, its rose-pink walls and arched
arc turretted contours set it apart from the glass
and concrete conformity of other hotels.
Address :
50B
Chanakyapuri New Delhi 110021 INDIA
Location
One of the main reasons why the Ashok Hotel is
popular with tourists and businessmen alike is its
prime location in the heart of the Indian Capital.
The Hotel is
-2 km from Rashtrapati Bhavan (Presidential Palace)
-15 km from Indira Gandhi International Airport
-10 km from Domestic Airport
-9 km from New Delhi Railway Station
-6 km from Connaught Place (commercial shopping
district)
-6 km from Pragati Maidan (venue of trade
exhibitions and fairs)
Rooms Overview
If ever there
was an icon in the hospitality industry, this is
it. Located in the verdant diplomatic enclave of
India's modern capital city, New Delhi, the hotel
is set on a sprawling 25 acre landscaped jewel.
This magnificent red sandstone edifice has been
witness to history and indeed its very own
backdrop.
550 well appointed rooms, with 60 executive
suites, 40 double suites, 10 deluxe suites and a
Presidential suit with tasteful Indian bric-a-brac
gives you a unique experience. “Since the hotel
represents the nation in a certain sense, the
visual part of the nation and its many suites,
deluxe, Presidential and other.
Dining and Entertainment
12 outlets offering international cuisines - Indian,
mughlai, South Indian, Korean, Chineses, Lebanese
and continental besides a resto bar.
Hotel Amenities :
Airline Counters, Ashok Travels & Tours, Business
Centre, Baby Sitter, Bank, Billiards Room, Beauty
Salon and Barber Shop, High Speed Broad Band
Internet Connectivity from all rooms and business
center, Chemist, Theatre Evenings, Confectionery,
Courier Service, Credit Cards (Diners, American
Express, ITDC, Master Card, Visa), Dentist by
appointment, Doctor on call, Florist, Golf, Health
Club, Laundry and Dry Cleaning same day service,
Round the Clock Money Changer Room Service - 24
hours, Safe Deposit Special rooms for Physically
Challenged. Club floor: The Club Floor offers 58
deluxe rooms / suites, amidst exquisite and
contemporary setting, ideal for the discerning
business and leisure traveler. A boardroom, an
exclusive Club Lounge with a library and continental
breakfast.Leisure:Open-air Swimming Pool. Golf,
Billiards Room, Theatre Evenings, Health Club. Horse
riding and Gliding Club Close-by
Unmatched meeting,
Events and exhibition facilities :
Way
back in 1956, the first ever international event
in free India - the UNIDO Conference, was held at
the Ashok Hotel in Delhi, and since then the
Conference & Convention Wing of ITDC has pioneered
convention tourism in India. In the process, it
has hosted some of India's most memorable national
and international conventions, conferences, and
congresses, political as well as commercial. From
a small symposium or seminar to a large congress
with thousands of delegates you can be certain
that all will be handled impeccably and
efficiently. The comprehensive conference
facilities of some of ITDC's properties match the
finest in the world. The Ashok Hotel, the Group's
flagship, offers the largest Convention Hall in
India. Recently renovated, this pillarless hall is
an ideal venue for holding any large scale event.
In fact, New Delhi is called the "Convention
Capital of Asia" largely due to the presence of
the Ashok Group, which offers over 4000 roomsin
its various hotels strategically located across
the Capital.
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Delhi
is the capital
of India and the third-largest city after Mumbai and Calcutta.
Delhi has not always been the capital of India but it has
played an important role in Indian history. Delhi is a relatively
easy city to find your way around in,
although it is very spread out. The section of interest
to visitors is on the west bank of the Yamuna River and
is divided basically into two parts, viz. Old
Delhi and New Delhi. Old Delhi is basically
the 17th century walled city of Shahjahanabad,
with city gates, narrow alleys, the enormous Red
Fort and Jama Masjid, temples, mosques,
bazaars and the famous street/area known as Chandni
Chowk. New Delhi is a planned city of wide,
tree-lined streets, parks and fountains. Its hub
is the great circle of Connaught Place and the streets that
radiate south from it. Here you will find most of
the airline offices, banks, travel agents,
the various state tourist offices, the
national tourist office, economical rest/guest
houses and several of the big hotels.