Natural light, soft colours, and various works of art create a tasteful ambience at the black-marble lobby, which also features a fountain. The hotel’s proximity to the city centre and to the business, commercial, and shopping districts makes it a good choice for those on a business travel as well as for those on holidays.

The white lobby features Indian-style seating arrangements, décor, and artifacts evocative of palace architecture. The hotel, renovated in 2006, is frequented by corporate barons and heads of state, and has played host to several important social, political, and business gatherings.

Intricate motifs, gold inlay work, and niches evocative of the Mughal architecture decorate the hotel’s white lobby. The design of the lobby’s domes and panels also nicely complement the marble fountains. Although the hotel’s business centre, with three conference rooms and a legal library, make it a choice among business travelers, the Taj Mahal Hotel also caters to those on holiday/vacation.

A fine example of colonial architecture, the Maidens Hotel exemplifies late 19th century elegance, with spacious rooms and high ceilings. The property retains its old world charm along with traditional Indian hospitality. The hotel is an ideal location for business or leisure travellers.