Unique and stylish luxury hotel in a leafy and exclusive south Delhi location, this small 1950s Modernist property retains an elegant old-world charm that’s only enhanced by its award-winning restaurant Indian Accent and new high-end wellness centre Zehen.

Originally conceived as a country hotel in the then jungle outskirts of Delhi, and since converted by both circumstance and design into a luxurious city property, The Manor acts as a wonderful refuge from the hectic world beyond its gate.

Redesigned for the modern world by Japanese architect Shirley Fujikawa, the hotel’s flow, minimal yet full of warmth, begins in the reception foyer and spreads out over two floors taking in a cozy library and terrace on the first and a small business centre with free internet access on the ground.

The fourteen rooms have been beautifully updated to match the best a five-star can offer, while the generously sized lawn area becomes a sanctuary that affords a sensation of space and comfort.

Service at the hotel is another winner: efficient, friendly and personal without ever being intrusive.

All this alone would be enough to set The Manor apart, yet with the addition of the award winning Indian Accent – arguably the best restaurant in the country – at the rear of the main building, and the newly opened wellness centre Zehen, whose four floors conceal a spa, gym, swimming pool, yoga studio and rooftop ayurvedic centre, the hotel operates at another level.