The Manor - New Delhi

Very kind manager, good food and relax hotel..100% recommend

The perfect boutique hotel. The quality of The Imperial or The Lodhi at much less cost, in a verdant leafy oasis. Only a few rooms, all large, comfortable, quiet; we've stayed here many times and tried most of the rooms. For couples not families. Marvellous front desk staff, eager to help with anything. After experimenting after the departure a few years ago of Indian Accent to The Lodhi, The Manor has come up with a superb answer for an in-ground restaurant, Inju, the first fusion Indian-Japanese we've encountered. Sure this will become hatted, a worthy successor to Indian Accent. As well, an Italian all day cafe, very very good pizza. And a quite amazing French bakery with cakes and pastries and coffee, all worth visiting for, as we saw, with well-off families dropping in for a few hours.

My stay was very average because hot water was not continuous and took a lot of time for the water to get heated. Also, the internet was very spotty constantly kept getting disconnected and then back again. Overall the experience even the gym i believe has been closed, which used to be a working gym at this hotel, so i was disappointed with that so overall a very, very average experience that i had.

Property is dated. Designed to be a boutique hotel, it’s seen better days. Furnishings are worn, faucets look rusty, A/c is temperamental, and air purifiers send out dirty smelling air. Hotel promised to change air purifier — a required amenity in a city as polluted as Delhi — and swapped it with one that didn’t even turn on. Food in restaurants is overpriced; you can get a full 5-star lunch for the costs of breakfast. Hotel was in an area convenient to visit family but never again will I suffer this experience. Managers when confronted acted as tho these were my issues as opposed to genuine concerns about a substandard experience! Most quality establishments would offer a meal or some amenity for such a situation; I got a cold shoulder and a barrage of excuses. Much better price value can be had even in Delhi!

Wonderful Boutique Hotel! We arrived in New Delhi to be able to take an early 6am train the following morning to Agra to see the Taj Mahal. We needed a thotel not far form the station. We were picked up at the airport and taken to The Manor. As we checked in the owner and Manager ,Mr Singh, greeted us with such wonderful hospitality as he share a little about himself and the history of this gem of a hotel. We have stayed in 5 star hotels all over the world and The Manor had so many of the amenities you find in a 5 star hotel . Such attention to detail! We had a wonderful meal in the on site restaurant Camilla's and Sachin the waiter met all our special meal preparation requests! I would highly recommend The Manor....and we are traveling around the world in 67 days..so we are staying in A Lot of different hotels!

Return to The Manor, A Delhi Boutique Hotel I have returned to The Manor because I love smaller boutique hotels .This is a 14 room hotel that has personal care for each of its guests. It is classically designed but showing a little wear today.The staff is kind, & attentive but there are a couple drawbacks today I believe the owner should attend to: 1.Better Room Air Purifiers (not the one present): We were not informed upon arrival of the room the air purifier and the very poor, dangerously unhealthy polluted exterior air seeped into the room causing us to sleep and wear n95 masks IN our room fir two days before complaining and then the staff informed us if an existing purifier that should have been plugged in. Still other hotels have better room air purifiers and it’s my hope that The Manor improves this equipment. 2. Faster attention to technical issues (no TV internet for 3 of the 5 day stay). 3. Dense Traffic: Traffic of the main road outside the hotel,although not noticeable much inside the hotel grounds,is dense . However, not a big issue. 4. Staff to Better Inform: We were not informed about the Bakery on the grounds until we were set to leave. We were not informed the 1st day of the one Indian breakfast option. Just because we were Westerners didn’t mean we only wanted eggs & toast. We complained & after that each morning breakfast was great. Staff very attentive. 5. Last Day:We had to leave before the breakfast room officially opened by 1/2hr They could not accommodate a “to go”anything. Not good service