Maidens Hotel New Delhi
Colonial charm with an outdoor pool and a peaceful courtyard
About this hotel
Step into a piece of history at Maidens Hotel New Delhi, where the architecture harks back to 1903. The outdoor pool provides a refreshing escape from the city's bustle, perfect for a morning swim or an afternoon dip. The coffee shop, extending into a charming open courtyard, is an ideal spot for a leisurely breakfast or a quiet evening drink. Guests will find modern comforts in their air-conditioned rooms, including a flat-screen satellite TV and complimentary bottled water. The hotel's location, just a short walk from the Civil Line Metro station, makes exploring Delhi's iconic sites like the Red Fort and Chandni Chowk convenient.
- Outdoor pool
- Colonial architecture
- Fitness centre
- Courtyard coffee shop
Our take
Maidens Hotel New Delhi dates from 1903, and its colonial architecture is the reason to stay as much as the outdoor pool. I would choose it for couples and solo travellers who want a calm base, with a courtyard coffee shop and a fitness centre, and the 9.4 rating from 2,412 reviews is a strong, well-tested result. The pool is most useful in the hot months, after a day of sightseeing in the city.
- ✓Take advantage of the outdoor pool for a refreshing swim, particularly in the afternoon.
- ✓Enjoy a quiet moment in the open courtyard, perhaps with a coffee from the hotel's shop.
- ✓Use the nearby Civil Line Metro station to easily reach major attractions like the Red Fort.
Why we love it
- The historic 1903 colonial architecture
- A refreshing outdoor pool for relaxation
- The charming coffee shop with an open courtyard
- Proximity to Civil Line Metro station
Why guests love itBuilt in 1903, Maidens Hotel keeps its outdoor pool alongside colonial-era architecture and a courtyard coffee shop, a combination that trades modern scale for genuine character. A fitness centre covers the basics, and air-conditioned rooms with flat-screen TVs and free WiFi keep the stay comfortable despite the historic shell. It suits travelers drawn to Old Delhi's colonial history over a purely contemporary tower. A 9.4 rating from over 2,400 reviews shows the approach resonates with a large share of guests.