Mizpah, New Delhi, India - Explore & Book
"Mizpah, nestling in the exclusive Safdarjung Enclave in the south of New Delhi, is a delightful and intriguing marriage of two seemingly disparate cultures – Australian and Indian. Owners Shaun and Caroline have been inspired by their Antipodean hideaway, Mizpah Cottage near Melbourne, to create a little oasis of calm in one of the world’s most dizzying cities, suffusing their Aussie aesthetic with local Delhi influences – and it’s an understated triumph. With only four rooms, the feel here is more of a family home rather than a traditional hotel or B&B. Anglo-Indian touches flow throughout – colonial-era stylings married with bright, modern décor. Here some comfy rattan chairs under gently whirling ceiling fans, there whitewashed walls with pastel and floral fabrics, everywhere dark woods and block prints. Spice colours and local flora sit happily alongside swathes of cool blue intended to evoke Southern skyscapes. There’s also a little café area, where you can take breakfast before a busy day of exploring, or recharge with some local tea and homemade cake in the afternoon, before it transforms into a chic eatery by night. All in all, it’s a haven amid the chaos or the perfect starting point for your passage to the rest of India.
Highs
The location is perfect: conveniently placed for airport access, and just outside the centre of New Delhi; most of the city’s top attractions are never more than a 20-minute taxi ride awayTop quality service – the hotel can provide personal guided tours through unexplored New Delhi, arrange for a pedicure, rustle up a quick snack or even have the local tailor come round to measure you up for kaftansA great value findA real home from home vibe, a welcome antidote to the busyness of Delhi
Lows
There’s no pool to cool off in the stifling summer monthsChildren are more than welcome but there isn’t much in the way of activities to keep them distractedLimited street car parking availableOnly 4 rooms so book ahead!" - Handpicked by our hotel experts