Ambassador, New Delhi-IHCL SeleQtions
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Airport
12.7 kms From Indira Gandhi International Airport
City Center
0.8 kms From Khan Market, Rabindra Nagar, New Delhi, Delhi, India, New Delhi, Delhi, India
Railway Station
4.6 kms From Hazrat Nizamuddin
Metro Station
3.1 kms From Central Secreteriat
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Frequently Asked Questions
The Ambassador, New Delhi is strategically located in Sujan Singh Park, close to iconic landmarks like Lodhi Garden, Khan Market, India Gate, and Rashtrapati Bhawan.
The hotel is an ideal venue for a wide range of events, from grand weddings and large conferences to intimate gatherings and corporate meetings.
The venue can comfortably accommodate events for up to 500 guests across its versatile spaces, including a large ballroom and outdoor lawns.
Yes, The Ambassador features beautiful lush green lawns and gardens, providing elegant and spacious outdoor settings perfect for various events and celebrations.
Guests can enjoy diverse culinary experiences at the iconic Yellow Brick Road (24/7), Larry's Kitchen for private dining, and Insomnia, the lounge bar, along with a patisserie.
It is an iconic landmark built in 1947, known for blending colonial charm from Edwin Lutyens and Walter George with contemporary comfort, offering a distinct character and tranquil oasis.
Yes, The Ambassador provides a professional and experienced banqueting team dedicated to planning and executing flawless events, ensuring every detail is perfectly managed.
The Ambassador, New Delhi features 88 elegantly appointed rooms and suites, providing comfortable and luxurious accommodation for both business and leisure travelers.
Absolutely, with its large, pillar-less ballroom and picturesque outdoor lawns that can accommodate up to 500 guests, The Ambassador is an excellent choice for grand weddings.
Built in 1947 and designed by renowned architects Edwin Lutyens and Walter George, it stands as a historic landmark embodying rich architectural heritage and colonial charm.
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