The room
Opening the door.
The room
Opening the door.
Room
The same 125 square metres as the two rooms below it, and the same plunge pool set into the floor, only higher up. What is in the glass is green: the hotel's gardens straight below, then the treetops, then the dome of Humayun's Tomb with Nizamuddin village behind it — or the Delhi Golf Course the other way.
Inside, a grey sofa and armchairs with yellow cushions on a red and green kilim, a super king bed against dark leather, a writing desk drawn up to the glass, and a yellow velvet daybed on the stone beside the water. This room is for 6 in the evening.
A child is 12 or under.
Two children share the room. A bed goes in only where the grade takes one, and most here do not. The figure is before tax, and no room is sold at triple occupancy.
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