India Habitat Centre
Convention and Exhibition Center
Property Type
18
Total Venues
About India Habitat Centre
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Standard Room
Booking: To be made by members only for themselves and their guests. Members can book up to five rooms at a time based on availability. More rooms for large conferences can be booked based on availability.
Room reservations can be made for a maximum of 20 days at a stretch.
For block bookings consisting of around five rooms for five days, an advance of 50% would be payable.
Superior Room
Booking: To be made by members only for themselves and their guests. Members can book up to five rooms at a time based on availability. More rooms for large conferences can be booked based on availability.
Room reservations can be made for a maximum of 20 days at a stretch.
For block bookings consisting of around five rooms for five days, an advance of 50% would be payable.
Experience Dining
MED
Salads, pastas, pizzas, mezzes, wines and sangrias meet Lebanese and Italian flavours at MED - the Mediterranean Restaurant by the pool, open to members and their guests.
Following all social distancing measures, the restaurant has luxuriously spaced seating at the restaurant and outdoor seating by the pool.
Habitat Hub
Habitat Hub is the all-day dining resto-bar on the ground floor at India Habitat Centre. The contemporary restaurant with minimalistic interiors has a clean no-fuss bar with indoor as well as outdoor seating.
Habitat Hub serves international cuisine and has an all-day breakfast menu along with a special kids menu. It is for members and visitors as well.
Experience by the Space
Habitat Walk
IHC walk is an initiative where the members are invited to participate in the IHC Walks as scheduled. The various monuments, famous bird sanctuaries, zoo, art galleries, museums and other places of historical and archaeological importance are covered in the walks.
Habitat Learning Centre
The Habitat Learning Centre was set up by the India Habitat Centre in February 2002 to bring the world of IT to the under-privileged and under-served children of Delhi. The initiative started with a seven-day programme on understanding computers that was repeated several times over to include more and more children based on the positive response it received.
