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.

I recently stayed at the Manor Hotel in Delhi and had a pleasant experience. While the hotel is a bit far from the shops and located in a residential area, it offers a tranquil retreat from the city's hustle and bustle. Hehe, especially if you know Delhi with its crazy traffic and honking everywhere. The room was big and spotless, featuring large terraces that provided a perfect spot to unwind. The overall atmosphere of the hotel was quiet and comfortable, allowing for a peaceful stay. I would also recommend the coffee shop and restaurant on-site. The food was delicious, and the pastries were superb. In summary, the Manor Hotel is a good place to stay in Delhi if you’re looking for a clean, peaceful, and comfortable environment.

The rooms are okay but the bathrooms are unsafe. The room I stayed in had only a bath tub with a shower head fixed within the same enclosure. The bath tub was very slippery and no slip mat is provided. I had a nightly fall and injured my back very badly. Luckily it wasn’t worse. Not much choice for in room dining. The staff are polite and friendly.

Oh, my disappointment with this hotel has been my worst nightmare in hotel experiences. Despite the boutique hotel persona portrayed in the pictures, it truly fails to deliver. The staff here lacks proper training in hospitality, and it's evident they don't understand its importance in the hotel business. They behave more like employees at a budget motel rather than a high-end establishment. I was initially impressed by the rooms showcased in the images, so we booked a standard room, which turned out to be a huge mistake. These rooms haven't been renovated and look outdated, reminiscent of the 1990s, completely mismatched with the hotel's aesthetic. I wrongly assumed that the standard room would be similar to the other classes. Regarding other services, the AC vent emits a foul odor, making the room musty. There's no natural ventilation, only a small window overlooking a blocked wall, depriving the room of fresh air and natural light unless the artificial lights are on. The hotel is situated near a railway station, and every passing train shakes the room with a deafening rumble, making sleep impossible. Furthermore, despite living in the age of 5G, the hotel's Wi-Fi was non-functional. To make matters worse, our mobile network provider, Airtel, had poor service in the room, leaving us disconnected from the modern world and feeling like we were stuck in the '90s.

I was to have a meeting in delhi and have been avoiding it as I truly do not like that city. However, since I had to go myself, I was on a lookout for a place that is not a tower hotel! I came across this boutique luxury hotel called The Manor and felt it just perfect also it was just 16 mins away from Connaught Place, where my meeting was scheduled. The cobble paths for cars, 12 room property in a quiet neighbourhood of Friends Colony was more than I could have ever imagined, it was beyond bang on. It was everything I wanted it to be. I reached at dinner time and Camillo’s is where V and I had an Italian meal. The salmon linguine was one of the best I’ve had. Eating happily under some heat and in the outdoor garden with the slight Delhi chill in the air. Room 2 was nice and spacious with a little veranda, it was on the Ground floor,,this signature room was fine but the shower cubicle is too tiny and needs to be spacious! The next night after my meeting I ate at Inja, their Indian - Japanese restaurant on the property. It’s an experience like no other. I’m blown away and everyone I know in Delhi or travelling there should eat here! Taste, texture, guidance and flavours full of goodness made me a total fan of the food and the crazy yummm cocktails! I think I had 3! I cannot stop raving about this deliciousness called Inja! If someone says Delhi to me now, this will be my preferred place! The Manor is quaint, charming and is made for me. See you’ll in March 2024 for a longer stay! A special shout out to: Supradeep - the mixologist who took us through the cocktail adventure! Akashdeep- very helpful and attentive! With an addictive smile and laugh! Neeraj Sharma, see you soon you are such a gracious manager and handles everything at the restaurants immaculately! Thank you!