Places to stay in India
Introduction
Browse below for some of the most luxurious hotels and accommodation in India. Our India travel specialists regularly visit and inspect the accommodation we feature to ensure they are of an exacting standard.
Accommodation list
The desert city of Jaisalmer radiates exoticism, grandeur and history, and in the evenings, a fiery gold glow as the deep red sandstone reflects the last of the sunshine. Fort Rajwada, a charming heritage hotel, provides suitably palatial surroundings from which to enjoy the views, and with its imp…
Chennai’s only heritage hotel, the Connemara was first built in 1854 as the Imperial and has provided luxury accommodation to Chennai's visitors for over 150 years. Since an art deco makeover in 1937, the hotel has served as a living museum to the changing architectural fashions of the city, and to…
Holiday Inn's credentials for streamlined, comfortable and excellent value for money stopovers for both business and leisure travellers makes this well-positioned hotel pretty much the best option for those needing a bed for the night without having to head in to the hustle and bustle of New Delhi.
Le Meridien blends contemporary design with high technology. It has a range of facilities, including a beauty parlour, spa and a shopping arcade. The rooftop nightclub restaurant is home to a live band and Chinese cuisine, while eau de Monsoon offers excellent contemporary Indian cuisine.
Bursting with activity and cultural heritage, Rawla Narlai dates back to the 17th century, and was once a favourite hunting lodge of the Jodhpur Royal Family. Charming rooms reflect regal living, with hotel facilities including a spa and arranged excursions.
The Taj Bengal is an iconic hotel offering contemporary grandeur within a stone's throw of the city's most important institutions. The palatial design of the elegant façade recalls the heyday of the Raj, but modern styling, antique furnishings and original art throughout go way beyond the expectati…