Hotel Regent Grand

One of the many plush properties in the capital city, Hotel Regent Grand located in Central Delhi in East Patel Nagar area opposite Metro Pillar 167 is a charming 4-star hotel in New Delhi welcoming corporate and leisure travellers to experience a comfortable stay and humble hospitality. Hotel Regent Grand is less than a km from East Patel Nagar metro station, approx 8 km from New Delhi railway station and 16 km from the airport. Home to 52 rooms as deluxe, premium and metro view are designed to radiate a cosy vibe for guests to relax. These contemporary style rooms are well-appointed with state-of-the-art amenities such as an air-conditioner, a 32-inch LED TV featuring satellite channels, access to Wi-Fi, an electronic safe, a mini bar, a tea/coffee maker, temperature control and direct dialling facility. The attached private bathroom offers a basket of essential toiletries and a hairdryer for guests to use. Conference rooms and business centre are available on-site to cater to the guests on business trips. Guests are warmly welcomed to dine at the 24 hours coffee shop as well as the on-site multi-cuisine restaurant offering an elegant setting and delightful menu to choose from. After a lovely breakfast, set out and explore all the touristy things to do in Delhi. The War Memorial or India Gate is a site of political-historical significance. Red Fort is an imposing citadel that leaves tourists captivated. Get hypnotised with the glitz and glamour at the Kingdom Of Dreams. The shows are a lively mix of culture, expressions, folk tales, dramatisation and spectacular stages. Connaught Place is ideal for tourists seeking all kinds of recreational activities. There are inexpensive shops selling jewellery, shoes, bags, clothes; a host of upscale pubs and bars; street-side pushcarts with a display of local savouries, sweets and book stalls. Out of all the things to do in Delhi, a guided cycling tour and Segway tour of Rajpath tops the list. If you are unable to resist the aromas from Parathewali Gali, take a stop and relish softly layered kulchas with chole.