Counted among the finest accommodation Delhi has to offer, ultra-luxurious The Roseate is a unique urban resort offering extravagant international dining options, rejuvenative recreation facilities and state-of-the-art, lavishly-furnished rooms. Nestled in tranquil landscaped gardens, rooms come with a 24-hour private butler, free Wi-Fi, LCD TV, minibar and a marble bathroom. Some have hot tubs, decking and direct pool access. Upscale facilities include Devarana Spa, an outdoor swimming pool and a fitness room. Breakfast, parking and public Wi-Fi are all complimentary. A business centre with meeting facilities is also provided. Dusit Devarana’s three restaurants serve the finest regional delicacies and Delhi dishes as well as a host of other international cuisines including Chinese, Mexican and Thai. 24-hour Room-service is available. This property is also 3.1 miles from Ambience Mall, 3.7 miles from Indira Gandhi International Airport, 7.9 miles from Chhatarpur temple and 11.1 miles from the Qutub Minar Islamic monument.
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Reviewers rave about Dusit Devarana's two restaurants, with several claiming to have consumed the finest Chinese food on the planet in Chi Ni. The creative Indian and East Asian dishes offered at Kiyan are equally popular, as are the artisan cocktails served in trendy Lah Bar.
Many guests express their wonderment at this hotel's lush landscaped gardens, commenting on the unique ambience created by meandering water features, intriguing sculptures and the ever-present birdsong. A veritable paradise within an urban setting, most travelers find the escape they are hoping for.
Capable front-of-house staff and attentive hotel management receive the highest praise from the majority of travellers, who find their professional approach most fitting to the five-star environment. Many guests also compliment the room attendants and private butlers on their overflowing friendliness and genuine smiles.
Most visitors describe this property as very tranquil, however a few have reported disturbances from planes taking off from the nearby airport terminal, and several found their serenity threatened by an annoying classical soundtrack played rather loudly, on a loop, across the hotel and grounds.
Despite the gastronomic extravaganza reported by visitors to this hotel's two restaurants, its breakfast offering gets the thumbs down from many. Reports of an uninspired selection of morning morsels, consisting of cornflakes, muesli and a couple of Indian dishes, leave foodies with a disappointing taste.
Several guests who sent advance emails with special requests for room facilities or dietary requirements didn't receive a reply before their arrival. In some cases, requests went unheeded and could not be facilitated on check in. A good old-fashioned phone call might make for a happier stay.