Mansion-like grand suite for Trump at ITC Maurya

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Updated At : 12:24 PM Feb 24, 2020 IST

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New Delhi, February 23

With a food testing laboratory, elaborate security systems, uber luxurious amenities such as an ornate private drawing room and spa and floor butlers, the mansion-like Grand Presidential Suite of the ITC Maurya here that has played host to a number of heads of states is all set to welcome US President Donald Trump on Monday.

The hotel also has an air quality monitoring system and ensures that its guests breathe air that is “as fresh as mountain breeze”. The two-bedroom Grand Presidential Suite, known as ‘Chanakya’, has hosted several former US Presidents, including Jimmy Carter, Bill Clinton and George W Bush. — PTI

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