Trident Hotel

... had planned to kill over 5,000 people and they attacked in South Bombay, Chhatrapati Shivaji Terminus (train station) Oberoi Trident, Leopold Café, Cama Hospital, Nariman House, and the Metro Cinema. ...

... have come back to haunt me and within moments so have the contents of the buffet. A frantic dash back to the Trident hotel later, thankfully via taxi rather than the balloon-festooned horse-drawn carriages touting outside, and we grab the concierge. ...

... chickens. Seriously. But if there is a yin to Delhi's disorderly yang, it is our beautiful home base at the Trident hotel. While there, I constantly marvel at how relaxed I feel. With it's smooth Moorish design, pleasing neutral color palette and ...

... scam whereby they made people ill, took them to a doctor who made them better - for a huge fee!  So we ate in our Trident Hotel.  Stewart went for the 15 Euro Buffet but Gill ate a la carte  - for a little bit more.  There was a ...

... and gang came out in a rib to meet us and was not impressed with the tear in his Genoa; we sailed right up to the Trident Hotel and looked an impressive sight with beers in our hands. It was great to get home after a tough journey and as soon as we were ...

... suffering from the drought, like the rest of the area.   We arrive at the hotel and check in to the beautiful Trident Hotel.  Our room is ample and well decorated; the staff is very attentive and makes us feel comfortable.  Once ...

... in all directions.  We see several monkeys perched on the higher rocks, looking like sentinels.    Back at the Trident Hotel I decide to take a swim in the pool.  The air is cooling off and the pool water is just slightly ...

... , because I’m always running late these days, it seems.  Less than awake, I traipse through the lobby of the ultra-modern Trident Hotel in Agra to meet Sushant, who will be my guide for the next few days. ...

... to it. Kerry called "strangely compelling" but I was not compelled to eat mine.  It was after dark when we arrived at the Trident Hotel in Agra.  It was very nice and because of its location in the top tourist city in India, was about twice as ...

... our 10km journey and I had my first lesson in the key to Modern Indian success: Juxtaposition. While modern marvels like the Trident Hotel may exist at a 1/50 ratio to the chaos that surrounds them, it is for certain that the Indians have the ...

... great in the morning.  Neet and I hit the treadmill to rejuvenate our atrophied muscles and then had a great breakfast at the Trident hotel in Jaipur.  We grabbed a lift over to the airport and then we killed some time reading.  I've been ...

... wasn't as nice as Canada trains but it wasn't too bad.  We arrived in Agra at 8:00 a.m. and went to the Trident hotel. A trendy, modern hotel with a pool and lots of palm trees. We basically just hung out and swam for most of the day. Then the next ...

... email closer to the time and see what happens. It took around 1 and half hour away so on the way we stopped at the Trident Hotel for lunch - the place was really posh and the food very nice. Since the Mumbai terrorist attacks the security in every "posh" ...

... .  I enjoyed the visit to the Red Fort very much. We then made our way back to our gin & tonic at the Trident. We found this was a good spot to buy some jewellery so I bought a lovely gold and peridot pendant, and a silver bracelet. ...

... nbsp;is across from the Lake Palace.  The Palace is being renovated by the government and will eventually open as a hotel and rooftop restaurant so we couldn't visit it.  Our hotel is also a five-star luxury hotel. ...

... breaking any laws! :) I'll be at this hotel all day Saturday so I plan to walk around and so some sightseeing in the neighborhood. The hotel is in one of the central business districts so there is a lot to do and see, and it's on the water so there is a ...

... them to get along. An example of excessive use of staff (IMHO) is the ladies' washroom off the lobby of the hotel.  A uniformed attendant opened the washroom door for me, then preceded me to a cubicle that she opened for ...