1. Palace Hotel, Chail, Himachal Pradesh.
45 km from Simla
2444m above sea level.
This heritage resort was built by Maharaja Bhupinder Singh after an altercation with the Viceroy. Set in 75 aces of land and surrounded by lush forest with a commanding view of the Himalayan ranges with the Sutlej river snaking it s way through the gorges. It is a resort with regal ambiance with quaint cottages and log huts.
The resort is run by Himachal Pradesh Tourism Development Corporation.
1851 m above sea level.
26 km from Manali
36 km from Kullu Airport.
This medivial castle was built by Raja Sidh Singh of Kullu in 1460. It was converted to a rest house a hundred years back. It has a gallery housing the painting of Russian Artist Nicholas Reorich who was a painter, philosopher, scientist and writer. The hotel overlooks the Kullu valley. Like all old buildings in the hills this hotel is made of wood and stone.
The castle hotel is run by Himachal Pradesh Tourism Development Corporation.
Dungapur city of hills
120 km form Udaipur Airport.
175 kms from Ahemdabad Airport.
25 km from the national highway No. 8
Carved out of grey blue stone this palace overlooking the vast expanse of Gaib Sagar lake It is an idyllic splendour of the Medieval world. Built by Maharawal Udai Singhji –II, heritage that dates back to the 18th century. In 1940 Maharawal Laxman Singhji built three new wings around the Ek Thambia Mahal (Single pillared palace).Still a guest house, the palace offers accommodation in the house guest tradition.
It has 20 spacious rooms-ranging from suites to guest rooms with all the trappings of modern luxury hotel.
122 kms from New Delhi on the Delhi Jaipur road.
Perched on a small hillock it has a commanding view of the pastoral country side. It is a labyrinth of rooms and corridors rising up to 10 levels.The rooms are traditionally decorated-an eclectic mixture of old and modern. Each room has its own private balconies and terraces.
The rooms have been designed on the basis of the themes and are named accordingly-Barsat Mahal, Chandra Mahal, malabar room.
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