[arthurmcgill, 09.10.2008] I stayed at the 'Inn at Delhi' for a few days in September 2008 and was impressed by the friendly, organized service and the location. I found their website www.innatdelhi.com by searching on google and booked my room using their online booking manager in a few minutes. The owners helped me have a g [more]

[AndrewPo, 12.09.2008] The Taj View Hotel only really had one very positive attribute, which was that we really could see the Taj Mahal from the bedroom. Just. Through the smog, The Taj Mahal was visible, peaking out from behind some rather less attractive buildings. While the Taj Mahal is quite a long distance away and t [more]

[AndrewPo, 11.09.2008] The Deogarh Mahal is a fantastic old hotel in the small town of Deogarh in Rajasthan. It is the only hotel in a town that is a convenient break in the road journey from Jaipur to Udaipur. It is however almost worth visiting just to stay at the hotel. Deogarh Mahal hotel is a converted palace at th [more]

[AndrewPo, 11.09.2008] A beautiful building in wonderful city. This hotel is part of the old city palace. [more]

[AndrewPo, 11.09.2008] The Imperial Hotel is a very grand art deco building with luxurious rooms a beautiful interior, an excellent bar and wonderful restaurants. [more]

[sweta, 22.08.2008] We had four adults (2 married couples) and we stayed in Panaji Area at the Club Mahindra from July 23th through July 28th and truely enjoyed all aspects of the resort. The different types of restaurants really meet the needs of all types. We were visiting the Panaji Area for the first time and it wa [more]

[saiby, 18.08.2008] i stayed with my family in coconut creek kumarakom kerala.its good place for family people.they have beatiful homestay and houseboat.the host is very helpful mentality. [more]

[koshkha, 17.08.2008] I've stayed at the Riverview near Chiplun three times and always loved this peaceful but rather simple hotel. At the time I was visiting I believe it was part of the Taj hotel group but seems to have changed hands and is now a part of the 'Quality Resorts' chain. I can't therefore promise that every [more]

[koshkha, 16.08.2008] Rumour has it that the Taj Mahal hotel was built backwards - that someone had the architect's plans the wrong way round and that's why all the rooms look out over the gardens and not the sea. Further fables tell that when the architect returned to view his masterpiece, he was so distressed that he k [more]

[koshkha, 16.08.2008] The Leela Kempinski could so easily be 'just another airport hotel' but it's not. Instead, the hotel offers such a pleasant experience that it's worth visiting even if you don't need to be near the airport. I've stayed there twice on business trips to Mumbai and loved it both times although I must a [more]

[ManishankarSharma, 14.08.2008] Club Mahindra staff were not outstanding but were efficient and courteous. Its not cheap but I thought it worth every cent and would return to Club Mahindra to stay here again. [more]

[koshkha, 10.08.2008] Zen is one of my favourite restaurants even though I can generally only eat there once or twice every year or two. 'So how come I don't go more often?', you may be thinking. That's simple, Zen is in New Delhi and I'm not. But if I were, I'd be there so often they'd have to give me a discount for my [more]

[nallan, 01.08.2008] Me and my family visited Hotel Royal Park, Rameswaram few months back and our stay was very comfortable for the price what we paid. The services were good and the executives in the hotel were very helpful.We visited other hotels and small lodges in that town, but all were poorly maintained. Even thi [more]

[koshkha, 17.07.2008] I'd like to start with a small experiment. I'll give you two words - please read them, then close your eyes and form a mental picture. Got that? Good. The two words are: INDIA and TRAINS Now take a couple of seconds and imagine! I'm willing to hazard a guess that most of you [more]

[koshkha, 18.05.2008] One of the key tourist attractions in Chandigarh - a city that attracts very few international tourists- is the surreal and wonderful Chandigarh Rock Garden. I live just up the road from the UK's oldest rock garden at Lamport Hall in Northants and I have been heard to comment that it looks a bit [more]

[koshkha, 18.05.2008] During our trip to India last November we booked a car and a driver to explore some of the sights of Delhi which we'd not previously managed to visit. After a really interesting hour or so at the Indira Gandhi memorial museum we headed off to 'keep it in the family' and check out the Museum dedicate [more]

[gloriusdawn, 09.05.2008] I fell in love with this 500 year old family run guest house nestled at the base of the Mehrangarh Fort in the old town. Full of character, it has been restored to a very good standard with modern amenities. Clean, comfortable rooms are available for varying budgets with traditional decor, fans and [more]

[k_hussain44, 01.05.2008] Hotel Dar-Es-Salam....one my favorite places to visit in the world........the hotel with its old imperial charm is one of the best in the valley...the family has paid attention to impeccable details and the father and son duo make sure every guest gets that extra bit of personal attention that many [more]

[minnie24, 26.04.2008] Far away from puri main beach with sub- standard service despite the high price . Rooms which really need immediate refurbishments, avoid going in the winter as there is no guarantee for hot water supply . [more]

[koshkha, 17.04.2008] On your first day at high altitude, the normal advice is to take things easy; drink lots of water, walk slowly, breathe deeply and get used to the change in atmosphere. Rushing around like a lunatic is a bad idea and can set off altitude sickness. So, it would be fair to say that our decision to [more]