Located on the historic waterfront of Fort Kochi, this heritage hotel reflects the region’s Portuguese, Dutch, and British influences. It offers a fascinating blend of colonial architecture and Kerala hospitality.
Dating back to the 15th century, this restored fort-palace cascades down a hillside with stunning terraces and heritage architecture. It’s a favourite weekend getaway for travelers seeking history close to Delhi.
Often called the "Jewel of Jaipur," Rambagh Palace was once the residence of Jaipur’s Maharaja. Guests can enjoy lavish gardens, royal suites, and a glimpse into Rajasthan’s princely past.
Though relatively modern, Suryagarh is designed to resemble a majestic desert fortress. Its architecture, cultural experiences, and Thar Desert setting make it feel like stepping into Rajasthan’s royal history.
Perched high above Hyderabad, this former palace of the Nizams is known for its Venetian chandeliers, marble staircases, and grand libraries. Every corner reflects the opulence of a bygone era.
Floating like a marble dream on Lake Pichola, this 18th-century palace was once the summer retreat of the Mewar royal family. Its ornate courtyards, lakeside views, and regal interiors make it one of India’s most iconic heritage stays.
A colonial-era landmark in the Himalayas, this heritage property evokes the charm of the British Raj. Its wooden interiors, mountain views, and historic ambience make it a timeless retreat.
Part royal residence, part museum, and part luxury hotel, this magnificent sandstone palace is among the world’s largest private residences. Art Deco influences and royal heritage combine to create a truly unique experience.
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