Here's how the ultra luxury suites at Taj Palace Hotel look like

Luxurious blue upholstery adds the requisite touch of regal to the Garden Presidential Suite. Handsomely appointed with two opulent bedrooms, two bathrooms, a pantry, a powder room and a large terrace, this palatial suite is a soothing haven within the Taj Palace Delhi. The subtle floral theme of the suite complements the private garden that is cheery with a range of flowers. At the terrace garden guests, can enjoy a resplendent sun set overlooking the entire façade of the hotel while offering you a sylvan setting

With expansive views of the protected greens and a soothing glance of the swimming pool, the Luxury Suite encapsulates the greatest luxuries life can offer: a perfect space to retreat, indulgent interiors, understated elegance in décor and a chance to just be. The suite is designed in a manner to give guests the best of both worlds: their inner tranquil space and a view of the magnificent capital city.

A room in the hues of rustic brown and beige comes alive with its modern lines and contours. Woven carpets with geometric lines off-set the curved cabinets and rounded edges, just as an earthy equine painting and generous flower pots denote life and living. The suite opens into a lush garden where enjoying a cuppa at sunrise is a feeling like none other.

Nizwan Suite at Taj Palace, New Delhi is a space to behold. Boasting of regal indulgences and modern comforts, the suite combines history with the contemporary, like few places can. Intricate architectural details within the suite are adapted from actual details created for, and implemented at the Rashtrapati Bhavan. Consistent in its love for Lutyens’ craft, the Nizwan Suite has also borrowed elements of the suite’s detailing from Lutyens’ residential projects outside of India. The artworks around the suite exude glimpses of Delhi’s colonial past that coincides with Lutyen’s work (such as the last great durbar of 1911), while also chronicling Delhi’s more ancient history.