Tower Room (Queen/Twin) at The Ashok, New Delhi

Designed in a monumental Indo-Modernist style attributed to architect E.B. Doctor, with long wings, arches, rows of windows and expansive grounds.

Conceived after Indian independence as a showcase for diplomatic and state hospitality in New Delhi’s Diplomatic Enclave.

The property contains 550 guest rooms and 111 suites across its multiple wings.

Its Convention Hall is described as Delhi’s largest pillar-less convention hall, with capacity for up to 2,000 people.

The full Convention Hall measures 16,436.5 square feet and has a ceiling height of 21 feet.

On-site dining spans Mughlai, Awadhi, South Indian, Jain and other regional Indian cuisines.

Oudh serves Indian specialties, while Samavar operates as a 24-hour coffee shop offering international classics.

The spa and health club are associated with Ayurvedic treatments, massage treatment rooms, a juice bar and a modern fitness center.

The hotel occupies extensive landscaped grounds in Chanakyapuri, creating a large internal outdoor environment within New Delhi’s Diplomatic Enclave.

The property combines a 7,437.9-square-foot Banquet Hall, multiple meeting rooms, reception facilities and a business center.