Maidens Hotel is one of Delhi's oldest hotels, built in the early 1900s, and has retained its colonial charm and architecture. Its spacious rooms with high ceilings are unique when compared to the box-sized rooms of modern hotels. Set amidst eight acres of lush gardens, shady trees and tennis courts, it escapes the noise of the main city, but remains within easy access to some of the most magnificent Mughal monuments, and famous shopping center Chandni Chowk with its quaint bazaars and meandering lanes.

Situated in the North Delhi residential area with big " Turn of the Century" bungalows and the bank of the river Yamuna on the east; close to the University of Delhi Campus. The hotel lies within walking distance of the main Interstate bus terminal. Late 19th century architectural elegance is reflected in the classical rooms and the elegant restaurants.

From the time The Imperial opened its doors in the 1930s, when India was beginning to write the last chapters of its saga on independence, there was little space in New Delhi for an Indo- British rubbing of shoulders. The Imperial provided such a space. Pandit Nehru, Mahatama Gandhi, Muhammad Ali Jinnah and Lord Mountbatten would meet at The Imperial to discuss the partition of India and creation of Pakistan.The Nehru family had a permanent suite here.

The Imperial is a fine confluence of a rich historical past and contemporary international appeal. After many restorations, it has managed to preserve its charm, and exudes it’s former glory. The original Frasers and Daniells paintings and the tavern named after them, the symbolically baptized “1911” restaurant and bar, the Royal ballroom were the places where have met and are still as popular today. The Hotel is a jewel of architecture and its location in the heart of the city makes it the ideal venue for tourists around the world.

Gracious interiors, personalized service and The Gateway Hotel's unique style are complemented by Agra's glittering monument to love, the Taj Mahal. Set amidst six acres of landscaped gardens, this tranquil retreat is an ideal spot for a business or leisure stay.

The interiors are all inspired by traditional design themes. The rooms are very spacious, with high ceilings.

Rediscover the time when there was time; for opulence and grandeur, style and substance... for extravagant indulgences, ordinary mortals could not even dream of.

Within these luxurious surroundings are found modern amenities, a blend of contemporary comfort and traditional style. The palace has a Library, a pool table, a movie theatre, a business centre and a gift and a souvenir store. It is surrounded by lush green manicured gardens with Peacocks dancing in them.

Get welcomed in true Gwalior tradition. Enter at this 120-year-old palace, which has played host to the King of England and is now a heritage hotel. Set amidst 9 acres of beautifully landscaped lawns, this regal palace, rich in history, is outfitted with artistic stone carvings and delicate filigree work. Conveniently located the hotel is just 25 kms from the Gwalior Airport (GWL)and 3 kms from the railway station.

The Bundelkhand Riverside is built on 50 Acres of land on the banks of the River Betwa in Orchha and the Old House, which still exists, was used as a Hunting Lodge cum Guest House. The present retreat is an addition to the old construction that dates back to 1895.

The furniture has been hand crafted on the site where carpenters worked for 7 years and the style is Indian and British Colonial.

The Hotel has extensive wooden and stone crafts of India, which are now no longer used in the building industry. It also has extensive use of Ceramic Tiles as they were used in the Medieval Period. (Only 2 Rajput Forts in India have used tiles in Medieval Times and these are the Forts of Gwalior and Orchha - Datia.) The Retreat has a Four Terrace Mughal Garden that can be used for private functions, weddings, conferences and camps.

A haven of peace and tranquility, Hotel Chandela offers easy access to the world famous Khajuraho temples, Panna National Park Tiger Reserve, and more. Tucked snugly amidst 11 acres of beautifully landscaped gardens, this hotel offers an array of modern comforts.

Centrally located on Raja Bazaar Road at Nadesar Palace Grounds. Set amidst12 acres, the hotel is an oasis of greenery in this bustling temple town. This Western-style high rise has a lavish lobby and spacious modern rooms elegantly appointed with central air-conditioning.

Hotel Palace on Ganges has coined all distinct cultures of India and accordingly altogether forty two rooms under one Grand Heritage Hotel roof are designed and dedicated to each of those provincial cultures.

This vivid endeavor is to give a glimpse of the different cultures in the rooms... which you may feel.