India is a land of striking colours. In the north, snow-capped Himalayan peaks rise beyond the Golden Triangle of Delhi, Agra and Jaipur. To the east, untouched rainforests harbour exotic animals. The west showcases Goa's renowned beaches and the Thar Desert, while the south offers even more glittering coastlines. A luxury holiday in India is a truly visual experience.
‘Ancient Fort with Stunning Views’
Alila Fort Bishangarh is poised on a hill in the Aravalli range, set within a beautifully restored 18th-century fort. Once occupied by kings, it now houses a collection of contemporary rooms and suites. Five restaurants and bars service speciality cuisine with one leading out to an open-air terrace with sweeping views. Facilities include a fitness centre, swimming pool and spa.
‘Historic Riverfront Palace’
Originally built in 1812, Brij Rama Palace sits on the river bank, on the Darbanga Ghaat. Its elevator was built in 1918 and was the first of its kind in India. Guest rooms and suites feature antiques and paintings from the 18th-century. Authentic cuisine is served in a small courtyard and for extra special moments, private dining and river boat dining can be arranged.
‘Close to the Taj Mahal’
DoubleTree by Hilton Hotel Agra sits only two kilometres away from the Taj Mahal. Views of it can even be seen from some areas of the hotel. Rooms are modern and comfortable, while four restaurants and bars offer cuisine from around the globe. Facilities include a swimming pool, fitness centre and spa.
‘Good Central Location’
DoubleTree by Hilton Hotel Gurgaon sits on Golf Course Road in New Delhi, within close proximity of One & Two Horizon, CyberCity, Golf Course Extension, and Sohna Road. The hotel offers 184 guest rooms with complimentary WiFi and bathrooms with rain showers. Dining options range from the all-day Asia Alive to the Spiritual gastro bar and lounge. Facilities include a swimming pool, spa and 24-hour fitness centre.
‘Moments from Taj Mahal’
ITC Mughal is spread over 35 acres of lush gardens, close by to the Taj Mahal. It offers a great representation of Mughal architecture and houses 233 rooms and suites, each with their own style and charm. Five restaurants and lounges serve cuisine ranging from international dishes to local specialities. Facilities include two swimming pools and a spa.
The ITC Rajputana is a large international style hotel with a good range of facilities and convenient to see the sights of the pink city. There's a large welcoming pool, perfect for relaxing after a visit to the palace, along with a bar, a choice of restaurants serving local and international cuisine and comfortable, modern rooms.
‘Hotel Adjacent to the Airport’
JW Marriott Hotel New Delhi Aerocity is only walking distance from Indira Gandhi International Airport. The hotel features a collection of contemporary rooms, while dining takes place at six restaurants and bars, with cuisine ranging from Japanese to international. Leisure facilities include a fitness centre, outdoor swimming pool and spa.
‘Well Connected to Golden Triangle’
Laxmi Niwas Palace is set in Bharatpur, Rajasthan, the state of royals. The palace combines 18th-century details with modern luxuries. It is well connected to the golden triangle of Delhi, Agra and Jaipur. When dining, delight in local dishes as well as international favourites, served in an elegant setting. Facilities include a swimming pool, yoga and wellness.