Located in an upmarket mall in New Delhi's Southern commercial district called Saket, the Hilton Garden Inn New Delhi/Saket is India's first Hilton Garden Inn hotel. Abundant recreational options such as cinemas, shops, restaurants and pubs are located within walking distance of our New Delhi hotel. The Hilton Garden Inn New Delhi/Saket is a 30 minute drive from the International/Domestic Airport and is also situated in close proximity to business districts in South Delhi such as Nehru Palace, New Friends Colony, Jasola and Okhla.
From the International Airport/Domestic airport drive on NH8 highway towards Delhi city. Take a right on the Rao Tula Ram flyover & take the Outer Ring Road. Continue on the Outer Ring Road until you reach IIT crossing. From IIT crossing take a right to Aurobindo Marg. Drive for approximately 3 km & turn left on Press Enclave Road.
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Room Details
This New Delhi, India hotel features 114 rooms, each equipped with the Garden Sleep® System bed, which enables guests to adjust the firmness or softness of the bed; Herman Miller Mirra® ergonomic chairs, spacious, clutter-free work desk, complimentary wired and wireless Wi-Fi with remote printing, two phones, 32 inch flat panel LCD TV, ample plugs, electronic safe, hot water tea kettle, iron and ironing board are some of the other features in the room.
The hotel has a 24-hour restaurant "India Grill" which serves breakfast, lunch and dinner. It also has a bar and a Pavilion Pantry which will offer a selection of healthy snacks, microwaveable meals, beverages and sundries. The Hilton Garden Inn New Delhi/Saket will also offer 24 hour room service.
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