Welcome to the world of The Ashok conventions. A world which combines the best of both the worlds living up to the demands of modern day clinical and clockwork efficiency without losing out on the grace and warmth of the old world hospitality. Only The Ashok offers you the freedom to choose as much room as you want. From the fairly compact Ruby suite to the spacious Convention Hall which has room enough to accommodate 2000 in theatre style. Equipped with all the facilities you could look for. The fact is when you host a convention at The Ashok it will keep up to its tradition of success.

Sagar Ratna- Traditional south indian restaurant serving South Indian delicacies in orthodox ambience. Pure Vegetarian Restaurant. Rouge- Rouge looks like a fine dining restaurant but its menu is casual. It's lounge that calls to mind the art nouveauera of yore where you can nurse a couple of glasses of wine while listening to some guest jazz music. The restaurant has a huge humidor with every top end brand of cigars for sale. The menu is predominantly Italian and the signature dessert here is a chocolate pizza. Ssteel The Pub- Serving exotic drinks, cocktails and choicest wines from the cell. DJ's music every night, events on large screen. Capitol- Bar cum art cafe. DJ music and events on large screen. Cake shop- Cake shop tastefully done up offering the widest array of cakes, pastries and other confectionery items. Tea lounge- Take a break from your busy schedule enjoy hot & cold beverages and light snacks at The Ashok tea lounge. Situated in the grand lobby of The Ashok. The Coffee Shop- The Coffee shop, spacious lively and brightest restaurant in The Ashok is at the lobby level over looking the swimming pool. Frontier- At frontier one experience the pleasure of the celebrated cuisine while viewing the visual drama of chef's preparing bar-be-qued specialities that add excitement of the meal. Durbar- A lavish buffet lunch and a la carte dinner amidst courtly splendor and lilting melodies of timeless Ghazals- truly a royal experience. China Town- It offers culinary delights the exclusive specialities from regions of China that includes Sichuan, Cantonese, Beijing, Hunan. Mashrabiya- Delhi finest Lebanese restaurant with live entertainment and selection of flavoured Sheesha(Hookah).

Race Course Polo Ground Nehru Park Qutub Minar : The 72.5 m-high-tower dates back to the 13th century and is one of the greatest bequests of Islamic culture. Lal Kot : The first city of Delhi, was built around 1060 AD by the Hindu Tomar King Anangpal Siri : the second city of Delhi, was established as the capital in the early 14th century by Allauddin Khilji. Near its ruins is todays Asian Games Village complex. Tughlakabad : It constitutes the third city of Delhi. The ruined fortress in 8 km east of the Qutub Minar. Jahanpanah :The fourth city, was built by Muhammad bin Tughlak by enclosing the then inhabited area between Qila Rai Pithora and Siri, the first two cities of Delhi. Ferozeshah Kotla : It is the site of the city of Ferozabad built in the 14th century by Emperor Ferozeshah Tughlak. The famed 14-metre-high polished sandstone The Ashoka Pillar carrying Emperor The Ashokas message of peace which stands here today is around 2,300 years old. Lodi Tombs : Evidence of the sixth city, said to have been built by the Sayyed and Lodi dynasties, exits today only in the tombs and mosques in Lodi Gardens. Purana Qila Or Old Fort is a walled city complex of the 16th century, built on the legendary site of Indraprastha. Humayuns Tomb was built by Humayuns widowed Queen Haji Begum in the 16th century. Jama Masjid is the largest mosque in India, and stands across the road from the Red Fort. Red Fort : Delhis most magnificent monument, the Red Fort was built by Emperor Shah Jahan. Jantar Mantar is an astronomical observatory with masonry instrument. Parliament House : This circular colonnaded building houses the two Houses of the Parliament. Rashtrapati Bhavan is the official residence of the President of India. Formerly the residence of the Viceroy of India. India Gate is a majestic arch, 42 metres high, built as a memorial to the Indian soldiers killed in World War I. Cremation sites of national leaders : On the banks of the River Yamuna are the national shrines Raj Ghat (Mahatma Gandhi), Shanti Vana (Jawaharlal Nehru), Vijay Ghat (Lal Bahadur Shastri), Shakti Sthal (Indira Gandhi) and Vir Bhumi (Rajiv Gandhi). Memorials to national heroes : The Gandhi Museum, near Raj Ghat, houses many belongings of Gandhiji and photographs depicting his life story. Teen Murti House is a similar memorial to Jawaharlal Nehru. The Indira Gandhi Memorial is at 1, Safdarjung Road where she was assassinated. The BahaI Temple The Lotus Temple Lakshmi Narayan Temple, popularly known as Birla Mandir, is a large Hindu temple built in 1938. Connaught Place is an important shopping centre of New Delhi, built in a horse-shoe pattern, consisting of inner, middle and outer circles.

Amatrra- The life style spa. Sprawling 20000 sq. ft. Sanctuary offering personal therapy rooms, poolside gymnassium, dedicated yoga and aerobic studios, salon, saunas and a unique floatarium. Ashok Theatre: Open air Amphitheatre for special stage performances. Open-air Swimming Pool, Golf, Billiards Room, Theatre Evenings, Health Club. Horse riding and Gliding Club Close-by, Outdoor Pool, Tennis, Bowling, Sauna.