Whenever someone visits Delhi, they often get the feeling as if they have always belonged to this city. It has a mesmerising effect on visitors. Although most people usually come here for business, there are also the ones who also come here as a traveller and seeker – to travel to all the amazing places that Delhi has to offer from its magnanimous bosom of history and as a seeker in search for a deeper meaning to life itself.
If a visitor is in Delhi for a maximum of 4-5 days, they would surely miss home if it was not for the 5 star hotels in Delhi. When visitors come to Delhi, they make it a point to book into a good hotel, rest for a while and head on to wherever their work or heart, as the case may be, takes them to.
If they do business related work in the New Delhi area often, it is worthwhile to look for luxury hotels in Delhi. When visitors are not on work, they prefer to explore the older parts of this historically magnificent city, which has served as a capital of this great country from time immemorial – from the legendary Hastinapur, to the Mughal Capital to the capital of the Indian Republic.
A 5 star hotel in India is of top quality. They are great on hospitality, comfort, service and of course, food. They also offer facilities like wi-fi, gym and a swimming pool, so that the guest catches up on work and physical routine when they are away from home and office.
Luxury hotels in India offer a variety of amenities for all budgets and suiting all tastes. A tourist is made to feel at home when staying at any top hotel. Apart from the typical Indian hospitality, the hotels also provide contemporary living for the modern traveller and mostly, foreign tourists. The multi cuisine restaurants in hotels offer both Indian and international menu to suit all tastes.
Hotels in India, and particularly in India, are of top quality and offer easy living and great service. They offer immense value for your money and you go back wishing you had stayed more and long to come back again to enjoy a memorable experience once again.
Martin Wynn
