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Hanging at the Pool...In India?

When we think of summer getaways, we don't usually think of the sweltering heat of New Delhi. But when we caught a glimpse of the Oberoi Hotel New Delhi's pool, we started to reconsider this destination.
The hotel is pushing to get foreign visitors interested this summer, by running the "Exotic Vacation Summer 2006 promotion" with steeply reduced rates. A 12 night stay will give you 7 free nights!
But, before you get too excited, the grand total still amounts to $2900 (which leaves us with about two bucks leftover in which to survive off of street-stand curry). For a little less, an 8 night stay will get you 4 nights free and cost $2300.
Aside from the "free" nights, what else will this chunk of change get us? A deluxe room, transfer from the airport or rail station, and 25% discounts at the spa. We probably won't be able to make it to the spa, but a chance to swim in their pool just may be worth the money. Plus the Oberoi Hotels are known for their high-class luxury. The IndUS Business Journal recently reported on the Oberoi's status:
Nine Oberoi Hotels & Resorts are members of The Leading Small Hotels of the World, a select association of international luxury hotels chosen for their extraordinary levels of guest comfort and service. Additionally, seven Oberoi Hotels are also members of Small Luxury Hotels of the World, a collection of exclusive hotels carefully selected for their style, sophistication and the highest standards of service.
So there we have it, major luxury, great pool, and 4 or more free nights--all for the bargain deal of $2300 and up. Sadly, for this price, we may have to throw the towel in on this one and get our dose of Indian culture at the corner curry take-out stand and eat it at the public pool.
Image via ichimusai/Flickr
Related Stories:
· Oberoi targets U.S., plays up summer travel to India [IndUS Business Journal]
· Oberoi New Delhi Hotel Reviews [TripAdvisor]


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