ITC Maurya, a Luxury Collection Hotel, New Delhi (nights 2-3)
Situated across a leafy street from a park, this magnificent Mughal-inspired hotel is also located near the India Gate. Sophisticated guestrooms have TVs, tea/coffee-making facilities, complementary bottled water, air conditioning, safes and mini-bars. The property is enclosed by sprawling gardens, with an expansive swimming pool, sunbeds and cabanas. There is a spa with a salon and a gym with a steam room, sauna and whirlpool bath. Guests can choose from an assortment of eight restaurants and bars, including a rooftop grill and an outdoor poolside bar. A pastry shop and boutique chocolate store are also available on site.
Camp Land's End, Pushkar (night 4)
Set in the valley of the Aravalli Range and near the holy town of Pushkar, 13 luxury cottages are constructed in a traditional thatched-roof style by local artisans. On the grounds, there is an outdoor infinity swimming pool with views of the mountains and a restaurant serving local dishes with regional produce. Each handcrafted cottage has expansive windows, a private veranda with seating, tea/coffee-making facilities, air conditioning, and free Wi-Fi. Guests can choose from a range of activities such as Jeep safaris.
Chunda Haveli, Udaipur (nights 5-6)
An ornate boutique heritage hotel, inspired by a traditional Rajasthani palace and overlooking the City Palace and Lake Pichola. A rooftop swimming pool looks out over Udaipur, there’s a multi-air restaurant serving international cuisines, and 24-hour room service. Refined guestrooms, with marble floors, have TVs, tea/coffee-making facilities, air conditioning, mini-bars, safes, and free Wi-Fi.
Rohet Garh, Jodhpur (nights 7-8)
Enclosed by desert landscapes, this heritage hotel has 32 uniquely designed guestrooms, with frescos lining the walls and antiques. Peacocks wander the manicured lawns, the outdoor pool is set located in a charming courtyard, and there is a serene spa and a traditional restaurant, which opens to an expansive terrace.
Khimsar Fort, Khimsar (night 9)
A palatial hotel in a converted 16th-century fort fringed by sand dunes. Guestrooms are bright with tiled flooring, elaborate décor, and modern amenities. Inside the palace tower, a café can be found, a poolside bar serves cocktails and snacks, and the main restaurant, with a terrace overlooks ancient ruins. Guests have access to a well-equipped fitness room and spa services.
Alsisar Haveli, Jaipur (nights 10-11)
This grandiose heritage hotel was originally built as a private haveli in 1892, and now offers regal accommodation, with Rajput architecture, four-poster beds and rich fabrics. Courtyards, with seating, are backed by verdant greenery, and the outdoor swimming pool and spa is fringed by gazebos. The opulent restaurant is illuminated by ornate chandeliers and serves Rajasthani dishes.
ITC Mughal, Agra (night 12)
Ringed by sprawling landscaped gardens, this sophisticated resort is a tribute to the great Mughal builders of the past. There are four restaurants serving local and international cuisines, and two polished bars. Guests have access to a plush spa, fitness centre, and outdoor swimming pool. Elegant guestrooms have mini-fridges, marble bathrooms, safes, tea/coffee-makers, TVs and Wi-Fi.
Should circumstances require, we reserve the right to accommodate you in conveniently located, alternative hotels of a similar standard.