A Travel Experience Like No Other

• Delhi
  

  

  

  

  Claridges New Delhi

  Set in the leafy boulevards of New Delhi, Claridges Hotel is been a landmark in Lutyens Delhi since the 1950’s. Graceful architecture, elegant décor, and a seamless blend of old-world charm and contemporary facilities have made The Claridges, New Delhi one of the best addresses. Distinguished guest rooms and suites with their classic, understated décor, the lush landscaped garden with swaying palm trees, and personalised service create a tranquil haven for the business or leisure traveller in the heart of the busy city

• Agra
  

  

  

  

  Trident hotel, Agra

  Built around a lovely 6 acres of tropical garden courtyard with Mughal era stone pathways, fountains, sandstone pavilion, and a pool it’s simple, clean and elegant hotel. Located just a few minutes’ walk from the world famous Taj Mahal. The hotel is set amid 6 acres of tropical gardens. It has 140 elegantly furnished rooms that include rooms for the physically challenged and a non-smoking section. All rooms are centrally air-conditioned and equipped with modern facilities like a mini-bar, complimentary tea and coffee making facility, direct dial telephone, television set with satellite transmission and a personal safe.

• Ranthambhore
  

  

  

  vivanta by taj sawai madhopur

  A Former hunting lodge of the Maharaja of Jaipur, Sawai Madhopur Lodge still retains its former splendour which is further enhanced by its surrounding beauty. Run by Taj Group of hotels, the lawns are well-maintained and care has been taken to retain the 1930s look. A wonderfully furnished lounges with a fireplace and a bar add to the ambience of the one of the days of the Shikar camp

• Jaipur
  

  

  

  

  Jai Mahal Palace

  Taj Jai Mahal Palace (literally, the Palace on Victory) was built in the 18th Century by Hargovind Natani, a powerful chief of the Jaipur forces. Constructed in a typical palace style with high domes, chattaris and cupolas with intricate lattice work done in the Rajasthani tradition, it was taken over by the Taj Group in early 80’s . The Palace has been painstakingly restored to its former glory. The L shaped palace has most of the rooms overlooking a beautiful garden which replicates an 18th century garden laid out by Mughal Emperor. The Interiors have been done tastefully with a lot of attention to detail. The suites are elegant and luxurious and have very interesting 19th century imprints of Rajput architecture by Sir Swinton Jacob. Other interesting features in the palace are old crystal mirrors, chandeliers, miniature paintings and tapestries, stained glass panels, and marble inlay work.

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