NEW DELHI: Conde Nast Traveller UK’s 2023 Readers’ Choice Awards has listed The Imperial, New Delhi as the “Number One hotel in Delhi and Number Four in Asia – India”, among the top hotels in the world.
Louis Sailer, senior executive VP of The Imperial New Delhi said: “Team Imperial joins me in expressing our heartfelt gratitude to our patrons from home and abroad and readers of Conde Nast Traveller, for this honour to our Grand Dame. This momentous achievement as the Number One Hotel in Delhi & Number Four in Asia – India and among the world’s best hotels, is a pivotal component in our endeavour to preserve the hotel’s iconic heritage and service legacy.”
Over 5 lakh Conde Nast Traveller UK & US readers submitted responses rating their travel experiences across the globe to offer a comprehensive look at the places they anticipate revisiting. The full list of winners endorses the World’s Best Hotels, Cruises, Countries, Cities, Resorts, Trains, Airlines, Airports, Spas, Islands, Luggage, Villas, and Tour Operators.
Opened in 1936 as the first hotel of New Delhi, The Imperial is situated on an eight-acre estate.
Louis Sailer, senior executive VP of The Imperial New Delhi said: “Team Imperial joins me in expressing our heartfelt gratitude to our patrons from home and abroad and readers of Conde Nast Traveller, for this honour to our Grand Dame. This momentous achievement as the Number One Hotel in Delhi & Number Four in Asia – India and among the world’s best hotels, is a pivotal component in our endeavour to preserve the hotel’s iconic heritage and service legacy.”
Over 5 lakh Conde Nast Traveller UK & US readers submitted responses rating their travel experiences across the globe to offer a comprehensive look at the places they anticipate revisiting. The full list of winners endorses the World’s Best Hotels, Cruises, Countries, Cities, Resorts, Trains, Airlines, Airports, Spas, Islands, Luggage, Villas, and Tour Operators.
Opened in 1936 as the first hotel of New Delhi, The Imperial is situated on an eight-acre estate.