The  architectural  style and interior décor create the look and feel of an English  manor.  High  ceilings,  rich  wood panelling and period furniture heighten  the  ambience of nobility and quiet refinement. Some of the rooms have  elegant  balconies, while  some  open  out  into the secret Lancelot garden. Sweeping  staircases are lit by crystal chandeliers, priceless art décor  paintings of the Georgian and Edwardian Eras. The hotel’s  colonnades,  fountains  and  fluted pillars have the same quaintly charming character as its elegant balustrades and Georgian windows.

Only  ITC  Windsor  can  create  the unusually delicious cuisine that could perhaps be described as Anglo-Awadhi, in which Indian spices and colonial ingredients  harmonise memorably. Other dining destinations bring alive the flavours  of  the North-West Frontier and peninsular South India, alongside cuisines  of  the  world served in a glass-covered conservatory. The bar is perfectly  conducive  to  long  engaging  conversations, with its excellent collection of beverages and a luxury chocolate boutique adds to the charm.