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Top Hotels in India
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Radha Hometel Bangalore
57 reviews -
Viceroy Hotel And Conference Centre Hyderabad
247 reviews
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Hotel Marina Agra
134 reviews -
Raj Park Chennai Chennai (Madras)
94 reviews -
Kenilworth Hotel, Kolkata Kolkata (Calcutta)
120 reviews
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Hotel City Centaur Bangalore
10 reviews -
Cambay Spa & Golf Resort Gandhinagar
60 reviews
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Gateway Hotel Surat
124 reviews
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Hotel Vikram New Delhi
46 reviews
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Somerset Greenways Chennai Chennai (Madras)
14 reviews -
Club Mahindra Varca Beach
318 reviews
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Radisson Jass Hotel Khajuraho
104 reviews
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Oberoi Rajvilas Jaipur
213 reviews
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Taj Rambagh Palace Jaipur
382 reviews
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Sun City Resort Saunta Vaddo
74 reviews
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Hotel Abad Plaza Kochi
119 reviews
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Fortune Select Exotica Navi Mumbai Mumbai (Bombay)
132 reviews
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Sodder's Renton Manor Arpora
16 reviews -
Zest Big Beach Pondicherry
107 reviews
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Centaur Lake View Hotel Srinagar
31 reviews
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Hotel Bangalore Gate
50 reviews
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Ramee Guestline B'lore Hotel Bangalore
23 reviews
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Umaid Bhawan Palace Jodhpur
208 reviews
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Country Inn & Suites Jaipur
166 reviews
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Hotel Hindusthan International Kolkata Kolkata (Calcutta)
184 reviews
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Ramada Bangalore
94 reviews
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The Waterstones Hotel Mumbai (Bombay)
74 reviews
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Ellaa Hotels Hyderabad
54 reviews
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Westin Sohna Resort and Spa
167 reviews
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Chandela Hotel Khajuraho
190 reviews
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Hotel Clarks Avadh Lucknow
61 reviews
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Holiday Inn Bombay Mumbai (Bombay)
340 reviews
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Wildflower Hall Mashobra
257 reviews -
Taj Lake Palace Udaipur
632 reviews
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Paradise Village Beach Resort Calangute
124 reviews
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The Park Navi Mumbai
68 reviews
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Vivanta by Taj - Hari Mahal, Jodhpur
254 reviews
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Sarovar Portico Indore
93 reviews
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Coconut Grove Salcette
81 reviews
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Aveda Hotel, Ludhiana
19 reviews
India
Travel Blogs from India
You want a Safari?
This is a top pick! ... in the Himalayas!! It was funny though, paddling round a man-made lake, in a huge blue swan on the edge of the desert in India with temples in and around the water! The fort looked brilliant from there. Back in our room it was nice to sit on the ...
Ripped Off, good karma?
This is a top pick! ... take it's toll. i think we already mentioned the roads are like no other.i just read a satistic that 1500 people die in india on the raods every single day, sorry mum. we have been passed loads of turned over or pranged, crushed lorries. virtually every ...
Of Moustaches and Men: an irreverent account
This is a top pick! ... under-30 crowd in a ubiquitous fashion, it gets a bit tiresome .) For my readers who haven't set foot in India (more specifically the south of India) you must realize that you have never seen a place with a per-capita moustache population ...
Gwalior to Khajuraho
This is a top pick! ... ago. Their remote location is probably responsible for their longevity, as they avoided the later Muslim onslought when many temples across India were all but destroyed. The main group of temples stand in a modern day park with flower borders and lawns ...
GOA
This is a top pick! ... at the train station at least an hour before (as is advised) bought goodies for journey and waited for The Goa Express!! India's version of express and mine are obviously two completely different meanings. We got talking to Rob a traveler from England who ...
A (non) Monsoon Wedding
This is a top pick! ... on my last day in Hyderabad at the wedding of my friend, Anju, and her new husband, Amit. A native to southern India's Kerala region, Anju's matrimonial debut was set in traditional southern style with vibrant color under a beautiful floral altar with ...
Kali, incense, and major construction!
This is a top pick! ... basically collapsed for about 5 hours. Wandered a bit after I woke up, did some essentials, ATM, water, bookstore (found my India guide!) and had masala chai and veggie samosas at the Teahouse a local place that could have been right in San ...
MYSORE
This is a top pick! ... their own. At lunch we bump into Martin & Caroline and agree to meet for dinner. We chat all night putting the world or at least India to rights and before we know it its midnight and bed time. We have to spend one more day here so we go to the local ...
Bollywood here I come!
This is a top pick! Ok, so I'm not really going to Bollywood...but, was featured with two others from the Beach and Lake on the local news station after they interviewed many of us about the pollution in the lake/ocean and dead fish that had popped up the previous ...
Tea, politics and a step back in time...
This is a top pick! ... clearly had been constructed and then left to decay without any thought of continuing maintenance (quite the norm here in India unfortunately). Discussed some of these as well as environmental, political and ecological issues at length while down ...
Training for India
This is a top pick! ... land during it's struggle for independence, totally backfiring on its architects in London. Anyone who has any experience with India, either vicarious or direct, will tell you that the trains are the way to go: fairly cheap, reasonably fast, and it ...
CHENNAI
This is a top pick! We caught the over night bus to Chennai the state of Tamil Nadu. If you don't want to be harassed by rikshaw men when you arrive at a new destination simply leave your bags in the luggage storage at the bus or train station. Not all have them but when ...
"Do you like my India?"
This is a top pick! ... fellow passengers. A middle-aged woman asked if I'd had chai, and we got off the train and stood at the chai stand, blowing steam off the top of the little plastic cups, and watching the sun catch the station roof. "Do you like my India?" she ...
Delhi Assurance
This is a top pick! After a year in the life insurance business you can imagine my horror when, within the first minute of our first sight seeing tour of Delhi, our tour guide pointed out a huge, faceless orange-brick megalith and proudly told us "life insurance is the ...
Teerathpuri
This is a top pick! September arrives with a golden dawn and beautiful clear skies. Teerathpuri is nearly 70 km north-west of Darchen. We hire Toyota land-cruisers. All the way through Parkha plains we drive on a trail amongst many which only the ...
Sensations of Epic Proportions and the New Knight
This is a top pick! ... is fitting, but only capures part of the story; it takes an epic the size of Midnight's Children to capture a good part of the contrasts, diversity, emotions, spirituality, filth, corruption, and history of India, invented at Midnight on August 15, ...
Annotated Bird Species List
This is a top pick! The Species List, with brief notes, for those interested: 1. Black Francolin (Francolinus francolinus) Seen in many habitats with scrub throughout Kutch 2. Grey Francolin (Francolinus pondicerianus) Frequently seen throughout thorn scrub in Kutch. ...
India Nature: Kutch Backroads, An Essay, part III
This is a top pick! ... A large flock of sheep grazed in the grassland, confirming the difficulty of nature conservation and environmental education in populated India. And the shepherd had a face, a name, a family. Combined with nearby Nalia Dhond, the two grasslands totaled ...
India Nature: Kutch Backroads, An Essay, part IV
This is a top pick! ... of the Wild Ass Sanctuary, the final worldly of the Khur. Only around 3,000 Khur remained after once ranging broadly around India. Along with the tiger, lion, rhinoceros, and dozens of other species, the story was the same: several thousand individuals ...
Vipassana and the Eightfold Path
This is a top pick! ... more aware of my body. Now I can concentrate my mind better. Now I can react better to the sometimes difficult street scenes of India. Now I can gain more insight into the human body and environment. It's not easy. As I write this ten days later, my ...
India Nature: Velavadar Black Buck National Park
This is a top pick! On the coastal plains of Bhal in Eastern Gujarat State, the Black Buck (Antelope cervicapra rajputanae) roam the tawny and burnt umber grasslands punctuated by acacia trees. Soaring, gliding, and hovering overhead, Pallid Harriers, Black-shouldered ...
Mmm Manali
This is a top pick! "Is-rae-li men, Hallelujah!" -- what The Weather Girls didn't sing. ~~~~~ Ahh, Manali! How I love your weed lined streets! Not. But every cloud has a silver lining: in this case it came in the form of an awesome shop selling Kullu shawls at ...
Ladakh is the crack
This is a top pick! 19 hours in a share-jeep driven by a guy who bore an uncanny resemblance to Rufio from 'Hook'. Good choice to sit in position 1 [front window-side] since sitting in 2 [next to the driver] means he grabs for your crotch every time he changes gear. ...
One Week on the Saurashtra Coastline
This is a top pick! ... drying fish filled the air, along with thousands of gulls, waiting for scraps. Nearby container ships and tankers displayed India's new economy, dwarfing the fishing vessels and the pilgrimage ferries. On my last day along the Arabian Sea coastline, ...
Flying Lizards
This is a top pick! ... of the river. This imposing entrance leads you to a fantastic palace complex which proved to be one of our 'surprise' finds in India. It doesnt have the reputation of other more 'touristy' destinations, groups usually whizz through in an hour or so. In ...
Jaiur - The Pink City
This is a top pick! ... he has just driven over it. He stops the car gets out picks it up and laughs saying "its good luck to break mirror in India" climbs back in the car, puts the broken mirror back in its casing and we head off. It's almost rush hour and the traffic is ...
India - the first time
This is a top pick! Excellent trip. Working with a fantastic group in a great location and helping wonderful people - the Tibetans. Trekking was one of the best I have done (after with PNG ...