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A large picture window lets daylight into the Deluxe Room. The outlook takes in Humayun’s Tomb or the greens of Delhi Golf Course, depending on the room. Lutyens-style furniture and the hotel’s Tree of Life motif give the interior a sense of place.

The room measures 33 square metres and comes with a king bed or twin beds. A pillow-top mattress and blackout roller blinds are practical if you arrive after a long journey. There is also a pillow menu.

The bathroom has a full-length enamel bathtub and a separate shower. The hotel supplies its own toiletries, and there are cotton towels and bathrobes for use in the room.

There is a Nespresso machine and a place to make tea before you head out. A 49-inch television is available if you stay in for part of the evening, and the room has an electronic safe for valuables.

The Luxury Room sits on a higher floor, with a picture-frame window looking towards Humayun’s Tomb or Delhi Golf Course. A mirrored wall catches the daylight, and the room has an armchair if you want to sit by the view.

There is an oak writing desk for getting some work done before you go out. The room covers 33 square metres. The hotel offers this category with a king bed or twin beds, and blackout roller blinds let you darken the room.

Frosted glass gives the bathroom its own look. There is a full-length bath for a soak and a separate shower for getting ready in a hurry. The bathroom also has a television.

There is a stocked personal bar in the room. A 55-inch television carries news, sport and films. There is an electronic safe for valuables when you leave for the day.

Lutyens-inspired furnishings and monochrome accents set the tone in the Premier Room. The large picture window looks towards either Humayun’s Tomb or Delhi Golf Course. The room has 51 square metres and a king bed.

An oak writing desk gives you a place to work. The picture windows are triple glazed, and there are blackout roller blinds if you want to darken the room during the day. A pillow menu offers a choice when you settle in for the night.

The Italian marble bathroom has a full-length enamel bath and a separate shower. There is a television set into the mirror, and cotton bathrobes and towels are provided.

The hotel lists a selection of daily newspapers. A Nespresso machine and tea facilities are available in the room. There is an electronic safe in the room for valuables.

The Premier Plus Room has a king bed and an oak writing desk within its 51 square metres. A large picture window frames either Humayun’s Tomb or Delhi Golf Course.

There are blackout roller blinds and a pillow-top mattress. The pillow menu lets you select a different pillow if you need one. A Nespresso machine and tea facilities are close at hand.

In the bathroom, a full-length enamel bathtub sits alongside a separate shower. The twin vanity gives you space to get ready, and there is a television in the bathroom mirror. The hotel supplies cotton towels and robes.

If you spend time in the room between outings, there is a stocked personal bar and an electronic safe for valuables. Air conditioning has individual temperature controls, so you can adjust the room when you return.

Picture windows in the Oberoi Suite look towards Delhi Golf Course or Humayun’s Tomb. The 67-square-metre suite has a king master bedroom and a living area.

Make tea or a Nespresso coffee before settling into the living area. There is a stocked personal bar for drinks, and the suite has a 55-inch television with news, sport and film channels. Blackout roller blinds are available when you turn in.

The bathroom has a full-length bathtub and a separate shower. There is a twin vanity and a television in the mirror. Cotton robes and towels are provided, with the hotel’s own toiletries at the vanity.

If you need more space, the hotel offers the option of connecting the suite to a Premier Plus Room. This lets you keep a separate bedroom arrangement while spending time together in the suite’s living area.

A private balcony gives the Deluxe Suite somewhere to step outside. The suite looks towards Humayun’s Tomb or Delhi Golf Course, depending on its position. The hotel lists 130 square metres for the suite.

Inside, a living area and a pantry give you space for time away from the bedroom. There is a separate powder room. Lutyens-style furnishings add a local detail, and there is a stocked personal bar for a drink while you sit down.

The bedroom has a king bed. A full-length enamel bath and a separate shower sit within the Italian marble bathroom. A twin vanity and a mirror television are among the bathroom fittings.

The bed has a pillow-top mattress, and the hotel offers a choice of pillows. Blackout roller blinds let you darken the bedroom when you turn in. A Nespresso machine and tea facilities are available when you get up.

The Luxury Suite at The Oberoi New Delhi has a dining room and a private pantry. A powder room adjoins the living room. The suite measures 167 square metres.

The master bedroom has a king bed and its own Italian marble bathroom. There is a full-length bathtub and a separate shower, with cotton robes and towels on hand. The bedroom has blackout blinds for when you want to turn in.

The outlook is towards Humayun’s Tomb or Delhi Golf Course, depending on the suite. Some Luxury Suites have Victorian or Art Deco interiors, so the style varies within the category.

Tea facilities and a stocked personal bar let you serve something to drink without leaving the suite. There is a Nespresso machine for coffee. The pantry keeps those preparations out of the dining room when you sit down.