India Accommodation

Eighth Bastion reimagines Fort Kochi’s Dutch past without feeling like a museum.

River setting, sincere hospitality and a lodge feel that brings the wildlife experience forward without losing comfort.

Palace-style comfort within easy reach of the ruins, big rooms for post-sightseeing lazing, and staff who smooth the edges of a remote location.

On Princess Street – one of Fort Kochi’s oldest thoroughfares – Forte Kochi occupies an 1860s colonial building once owned by a prominent Jewish family.

A spacious, garden-set hotel offering a calm base for exploring Aurangabad’s historic sites.

A relaxed, nature-focused lodge offering a comfortable introduction to Gir’s wildlife.

Found amongst the lanes of Old Delhi, Haveli Dharampura is a restored nineteenth-century mansion with a central courtyard and carved arcades.

Set on seven acres outside Hassan, Hoysala Village is a garden resort built for temple days and unhurried evenings.

On the quiet northern side of Pench, Jamtara Wilderness Camp circles an ancient banyan on a dry riverbed and keeps the footprint small.

A calm, well-run base with space and greenery in a busy state capital - easy for sightseeing and easy to unwind.

Intimate scale, warm hosting and a setting that feels properly wild - ideal if you prefer a nature-first Kabini stay.

On the banks of the Ken at Madla, Ken River Lodge is one of India’s pioneering wildlife stays, established in 1986 by Shyamendra Singh.