Leela Palace New Delhi recognised by World's 50 Best Discovery Hotels
The Leela Palace New Delhi has been recognised on the World's 50 Best Discovery hotels list, a global platform that celebrates the best restaurants, bars, and hotels worldwide.
This follows the recognition of Megu and Le Cirque in the World's 50 Best Discovery 2024.
The Leela Palace New Delhi is known for its grandeur, refined hospitality, and award-winning culinary offerings.
The hotel's palatial architecture and bespoke guest experiences are meticulously curated to create unforgettable stays for global travelers. Megu, a traditional Japanese restaurant, has been recognised among Asia's 50 Best Restaurants in 2022 and The World's 50 Best Discovery in 2024.
The Library Bar, known for its timeless elegance and high-energy setting, is a favorite for late-night revelry. Le Cirque, known for its fine French-Italian cuisine, has also been featured in The World's 50 Best Discovery 2024, further enhancing the hotel's gastronomic offerings.
Speaking on the achievement, Anupam Dasgupta, Area Vice President, North India, The Leela Palaces, Hotels and Resorts, said, 'This prestigious recognition is a reflection of The Leela Palace New Delhi's strong positioning as a leading luxury destination. Being the first Leela property to receive this accolade, it reaffirms our brand's unwavering commitment to providing world-class hospitality, distinctive culinary experiences, and unparalleled service.
Echoing this sentiment, Mrs. Preeti Makhija, General Manager, The Leela Palace New Delhi, said, 'We are honored to be recognised amongst The World's 50 Best Discovery Hotels, a platform that showcases the pinnacle of global hospitality. More than just an acknowledgement, this recognition is a testament to the dedication and passion of our remarkable team who strive to offer unparalleled luxury and world-class service that continues to make The Leela Palace New Delhi a standout destination.' -TradeArabia News Service
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