5-Star, Luxury Hotels for Honeymoon and Yoga with Parking in Delhi

Located in the heart of the cosmopolitan and cultural New Delhi, The Oberoi New Delhi overlooks Humayun’s Tomb and is surrounded by a lush forest and golf courses. The 5-star hotel features 220 luxurious and comfortable rooms and suites, a scrumptious Oriental restaurant, a rejuvenating spa and fitness centre, as well as some shops where guests can buy souvenirs and local products.

Conveniently situated fifteen minutes from Delhi's domestic and international airports, the hotel is also thirty minutes away from Central Delhi.

Nestled in the heart of bustling Gurgaon, Delhi NCR, Trident Gurgaon provides a tranquil oasis for guests seeking a luxurious retreat. Designed by Thai architect Lek Bunag, the low-rise hotel spans 28,328 square meters and seamlessly blends natural elements with influences of Moroccan, Mughal and Rajasthani architecture. The property houses 136 contemporary rooms and suites, all furnished with modern amenities such as complimentary high-speed internet for up to four devices. The resort-like ambiance is accentuated by lush gardens, courtyards and reflection pools, extending throughout the hotel's spa, swimming pool, palm courtyard, restaurants and main lobby. As the sun sets, the hotel transforms as fire torches illuminate the reflection pools, creating a breathtaking scene.
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\nConveniently located just 30 minutes from Delhi International Airport, Trident Gurgaon is also within close proximity to the city's top attractions. After a busy day, guests can unwind at the Trident Spa and fitness center, with dining options abound, including fine dining restaurants and a late-night bar. The hotel offers a range of services and amenities, including a business center, meeting rooms, travel desk, laundry service and rooms for guests with special needs. Complimentary offerings include morning yoga sessions, tea and coffee makers, car park and valet service, currency exchange and in-room safes. The hotel is also 100% solar-powered for its electricity needs.