Guest Reviews of The Imperial Hotel Delhi Based on a 1 (poor) to 5 (excellent) rating system

I recommend Chor Bizarre for an evening meal (in Old Delhi at the Hotel Broadway and has excellent North Indian Food) and Dilli Haat for a slightly touristy but nonetheless enjoyable shopping experience - the fact that there's a small entrance fee means you aren't pestered by touts and beggars.

TripAdvisor, 21 Apr 2009

and only 5 minutes walking distance to janpath market which is a great bargaining place..

TravelPost.com, 11 Jun 2007

The general location of the Imperial is great for shopping at the Emporiums and the markets on Janpath where there are good bargins to be found but be warned when you venture outside the gates you are an easy target to taxi drivers, rickshaw drivers and hawkers in general who will tell you all manner of things to convince you to go with them.

TripAdvisor, 27 Apr 2008

4) The hotel shop has a superb bookstore but no other commercial/shopping services available (with the exception of a chanel store...

TripAdvisor, 29 Dec 2007

one of the concierges pointed us a new deluxe shopping center for luxury designer ladies clothing, the Crescent, which was the highlight of my wife's visit!

TripAdvisor, 28 Jun 2007

In the heart of New Delhi with some great little local shops just up the road.

TripAdvisor, 21 Apr 2007

Shopping is good at the Cottage Emporium straight accross the road from the hotel (get both gifts,woodern bronze ,carpets, paintings Indian style clothes Kaftans etc.

TripAdvisor, 01 Apr 2007

They also have a wonderful pastry shop near the lobby and an absolutely gorgeous art collection.

TripAdvisor, 16 Mar 2007

much touted connaught place is not so great and the government cottage emporium shop much touted by guidebooks down the street is a joke.You

TripAdvisor, 11 Mar 2006

You can walk to some great markets and the Government Handicraft store is nearby.

TripAdvisor, 19 Oct 2005