Book Now

Find Hotels

The Leela Palace New Delhi

    Bengaluru

  • The Leela Palace Bengaluru

    • Chennai

  • The Leela Palace Chennai

    • Delhi / New Delhi

  • The Leela Ambience Convention Hotel, Delhi
  • The Leela Palace New Delhi

    • Goa

  • The Leela Goa

    • Gurugram

  • The Leela Ambience Gurugram Hotel & Residences

    • Kovalam

  • The Leela Raviz Kovalam

    • Mumbai

  • The Leela Mumbai

    • Udaipur

  • The Leela Palace Udaipur
Room 1
  • Room 1
  • Rooms 2
  • Rooms 3
  • Rooms 4
Adult 1
  • Adult 1
  • Adults 2
  • Adults 3
  • Adults 4
Child 0
  • Child 0
  • Child 1
  • Children 2

Info Icon

Adults and children are on per room basis. Upto the age of 6 years two children can stay free of charge in parents room using existing bed(s) in room. Children aged 7 years and older are fully charged and accommodated in a separate room.

Select Code
  • Promo
  • Group
  • Corporate
  • Travel Agent
MODIFY/CANCEL BOOKING

My Profile

Overview

The Leela Palace New Delhi, Diplomatic Enclave, Chanakyapuri, New Delhi 110 023, India

T: + 91 11 39331234 | E: reservations@theleela.com | Download Hotel Factsheet

  • Overview
    Sightseeing

    Historically, The British made Delhi the Indian capital in 1911, replacing Kolkata from the top spot. Delhi is believed to contain the remnants of at least 11 cities, including Indraprastha from the Mahabharata. Only eight cities—Qila Rai Pithora, Mehrauli, Siri, Tughlaqabad, Ferozabad, Dinpanah and Shahjahanabad—have been documented so far.

  • Overview
    Cuisine

    Best known for its North West Frontier and Mughal cuisines, the city is a melting pot of cuisines. Satiate your palate with not only authentic North Eastern and south Indian cuisines, but also Italian, French and Japanese treats.

  • Overview
    City Information

    New Delhi sizzles with a touch of British Raj, sparkling in Lutyen’s Delhi—in spacious green avenues and majestic government buildings. Modernism surfaces in the contemporary houses, malls and luxury hotels there. High-powered, classic and cosmopolitan—the capital of the country stands as a fine example of heritage co-existing with urban aspirations.

  • Overview
    Art and Culture

    Take a tour of the numerous museums and learn about the unique history of Delhi—visit the Archaeological Museum, the Indian War Memorial Museum or the National Gallery of Modern Art.