Hotel Description:
Maidens Hotel is one of Delhi's oldest hotels, built in the early 1900s, and has retained its colonial charm and architecture. Its spacious rooms with high ceilings are unique when compared to the box-sized rooms of modern hotels. Set amidst eight acres of lush gardens, shady trees and tennis courts, it escapes the noise of the main city, but remains within easy access to some of the most magnificent Mughal monuments.

Accommodation:

Superior rooms:
Superior rooms with Garden view feature 2 twin beds; rooms can accommodate a maximum of 2 guests. Most of these rooms have separate sitting rooms and bedrooms with spacious attached bathrooms. All rooms are air conditioned and open into verandas, which over-look the gardens. Tastefully furnished with modern furniture and amenities, including mini-bar, satellite television and direct dial telephones.

Executive Suite:
Executive Suites spread over 600 square feet comprising of a twin bedroom with a separate sitting room. All suites are air conditioned and elegantly furnished with modern facilities like minibar, 24 hours satellite channels, direct dial telephones, complimentary bottle of mineral water and fruit basket.

Deluxe Suite:
Deluxe Suites spread over 1100 square feet comprising of a large king or twin bedroom with a spacious drawing and dining facility. All suites are air conditioned and elegantly furnished with modern facilities like minibar, 24 hours satellite channels, DVD player, direct dial telephones, complimentary bottle of mineral water, chocolates and fruit basket.

Restaurants & Bars:

The Curzon Room:
Named after the British Lord Curzon. Over 100 photographs from the archives adorn the walls and take you on a nostalgic trip of the Raj in India, in the early 1900s. The Curzon Room serves a selection of European and Indian cuisine and a sumptuous buffet at lunch every day.

The Garden Terrace:
An informal coffee shop, which extends into a charming open courtyard. Relaxed atmosphere, ideal for browsing through books and lazy chats, serves Indian and Continental cuisine.

The Cavalry Bar:
Early 19th century bar, small, intimate, with a pleasant atmosphere, serves cocktails and beverages to order.

Meetings:
The hotel has modern audio visual facilities and is an ideal venue for conferences and seiminars and is also very popular for weddings.