Suite

The Signature Suite

High tea laid on the balcony table between two blue chairs, sheer curtains drawn back and the treetops going on past the glass.

The drawing room is coral and indigo: a long sofa under a gilt-framed miniature, two low tables, a blue floral carpet. The bedroom is through a door rather than across the room, and in 73 square metres that door is what makes this a suite rather than a large room. You notice it on the second evening, not the first.

The balcony is the point. It is the only one below Presidential, it faces the treeline, and in February you will have breakfast on it every morning without having planned to. In July you will not, and that is worth knowing before you pay for it.

Size: 73 m²
Floor: Upper floors
View: India Gate from most suites, with a balcony
Sleeps: 4 + 1 child

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What the room holds

A balcony facing the Lutyens treeline — the only suite below Presidential with one.
A drawing room in coral and indigo, with the bedroom through a door.
India Gate in the view from most of these suites.
Upper floors, and 73 square metres.

The room

The sitting room: a sofa with an orange bolster, an oval glass table, two wing chairs and a writing desk turned to the balcony door.

A peacock-blue embroidered throw across the bed, teal cushions at the head and the balcony doors standing beside it.