Parklane Hotel

Room Features: Parklane Hotel offers 49 elegant, traditionally designed rooms, suitable for singles, couples or even a group stay. Each room boasts its own en-suite with luxurious furnishings and bedding along with all the latest technologies. ...

... leave but, as we had booked train tickets, leave we had to and Mysore was actually not too bad a city. We stayed in "Parklane Hotel" no less however I do not think that it lived up to it's London counterpart (nice though it was). Mysore's palace was ...

... regret, pour rejoindre Mysore et son celebre palais du Maharaja... Trajet dans un bus express quasiment vide... Nous sommes au Parklane Hotel, chambre spacieuse et calme, et surtout propre !!!!!  Il possede egalement le seul restaurant "branche" de ...

... . A half day is sufficient for touring same. That night the trio swallowed suds at the Ritz Hotel and then moved to Parklane Hotel for vittles and further beer imbibement. BBQ night. Chicken for Tim. Lamb for Tom. The V Man stuck with veggies. An ...

... respective wines bubbled up the erstwhile boring journey. (i like white, his is red) we decided to head straight for 'parklane hotel ' for lunch. LP's highly recommended courtyard restaurant. except that it was (wonder surprise) misspelt in LP. add ...

... and Cambodia was drastic. It's obviously poorer here but much greener. We arrived in Siem Reap and checked in to another impressive hotel, Angkor Parklane. Tuk tuks came to pick us up to take us to to visit a school in one of the worst slums in Siem ...

... my celebrity, as soon as I am in the paper I am officially a celeb.  Watch this space! After a nights rest in our hotel and a really poor imitation of a British breakfast, we headed off to see many of the fascinating sights India has to offer.  ...

... an ice coffee each.  The food was to die for! Unfortunately though for me we quickly had to rush back to the hotel where I was violently sick.  It was horrible.  It wasn't food poisoning, we think it may have been sunstroke from ...

We woke again to flash flooding outside our hotel, but luckily for us the rain had stopped by the time we left the hotel.  Yesterday we managed Angkor Wat and what they call 'the small circuit' of temples; today we had planned a small ...

... , therefore making it less chaotic and overwhelming for us.  We meet our driver and he kindly took us to our hotel.  After a brief discussion with him we agreed to hire him for the next three days around Angkor Wat and the ...

... to the pharmacy, a little open fronted shop with dubious credentials, to get Dean some drugs once and managed to find another Hotel with a fairly decent restaurant and that was about it. We moved Hotels to something more in budget and repeated the eat ...

... Bangalore and Mysore. Clean and neat, A/C with reclining seats. The trip lasted only two hours and soon we were in a taxi to a hotel district near the former Palace of the Maharajah here. The first place we checked was $40- US and had no screens on the ...

... the one which left at the very civilized time of 1pm, arriving into Siem Reap at 3pm, in time to check into our penultimate hotel for the holiday. So, Siem Reap… it’s a place we’d heard many positive stories about – good ...

... !! We still headed out though, a lil bit of rain wasn't going to stop us! Besides our tuktuk driver and the staff at our hotel reassured us that the rain wouldn't last for long and sure enough by mid morning it had cleared.  Was a blessing in ...