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Accommodation at Hotel ITC Welcom Marriott, New
Delhi:
Designed by well known architects Rajinder Kumar
and Associates, with interiors by the world
renowned, Hong Kong based Chadda, Siembada and
Associates, WelcomHotel New Delhi will offer 220
Luxurious rooms, inclusive of 9 suites. The
rooms have a Minibar, CISA electronic safe, CISA
Key Slot, Tea/Coffee Maker, 2-line telephones
and dataport for fax, laptop and Internet
connectivity as standard facilities.
Amenities at Hotel ITC Welcom Marriott, New
Delhi:
Fully equipped Business Centre, with
contemporary business facilities and Secretarial
Services. Hi-speed Internet access.Video
conferencing facility. High speed Photocopiers &
PrintersTranslation service.Choice of meeting
rooms to seat up to 7-15 guests. Exclusive
Lounge at the International Airport. Safe
deposit and 24-hour money changer. Travel desk.
Wi-Fi
Services at Hotel ITC Welcom Marriott, New
Delhi:
Health club with state-of-the-art equipment,
swimming pool, travel & tour counter, Baby
sitting on request, Golf on request etc.Doctor
on Call, Laundry, Valet, Travel Desk Service,
Dry Cleaning, Post, Currency Exchange, Hair
Dryer, Newsstand, Concierge Desk, Valet Car
Parking, Safety Deposit Box, Secretarial
Services, Wake up service.
Restaurant
and Bars :
The Baywatch : 24 hours Coffee shop cum multi-cuiseine
restaurant. Lounge Bar : A fine collection of
liquor and cocktails serves snacks as well. Pan
Asian : Serves Asian speciaity cuisines. Dakshin
: Serves South Indian delicacies.
Facilities:
Executive Lounge, Business Centre, Secretarial
Services, Meeting Room, Banquet and Conference
Facilities with ultra-modern equipments, fitness
Centre, Swimming Pool, Concierge Desk, Valet Car
Parking, Travel Desk, 24 hours Laundry, Currency
Exchange.
2 Nights stay with breakfast and Arrival
transfer.
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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.