India is a cultural experience everyone should have without question. Given time I would have travelled much farther afield in the country, but my situation dictated that I stay "only" in Delhi. The hotel was the Le Meridian Delhi.
Generally speaking, I enjoy Starwood hotels. I am a big gan of the W chain. This was only my second stay, and I wasn't disappointed. It falls neatly into the category of a well appointed business hotel. The rooms are well short of lavish but are certainly comfortable. The staff was exceedingly friendly and helpful. The food onsite fell a little short of my hopes, but otherwise all was well. In an interesting, quirky aside, on loop in all of the elevator lobbies were Tom & Jerry cartoons? In the same space they were also pumping in the sounds of the rain forrest? That bit of bizarre norwithstanding, a fine hotel for my purposes.
If you were looking for something rather more over the top in Delhi accomodation, I dropped into the Taj Mahal Hotel for a dinner. Though I didn't see a room, the common spaces were fantastic. I dined at Wasabi a Morimoto restaurant on the property. I began the evening a little weary of sushi in India and finished the evening impressed by the meal.
Generally speaking, I enjoy Starwood hotels. I am a big gan of the W chain. This was only my second stay, and I wasn't disappointed. It falls neatly into the category of a well appointed business hotel. The rooms are well short of lavish but are certainly comfortable. The staff was exceedingly friendly and helpful. The food onsite fell a little short of my hopes, but otherwise all was well. In an interesting, quirky aside, on loop in all of the elevator lobbies were Tom & Jerry cartoons? In the same space they were also pumping in the sounds of the rain forrest? That bit of bizarre norwithstanding, a fine hotel for my purposes.
If you were looking for something rather more over the top in Delhi accomodation, I dropped into the Taj Mahal Hotel for a dinner. Though I didn't see a room, the common spaces were fantastic. I dined at Wasabi a Morimoto restaurant on the property. I began the evening a little weary of sushi in India and finished the evening impressed by the meal.
