India Accommodation

Tucked into the old quarter at the foot of Mehrangarh Fort, RAAS Jodhpur blends new-build pavilions with restored havelis in Jodhpur’s warm sandstone.

High on a low hill between Ranthambore and Bharatpur, Ramathra Fort is a small, thick-walled stronghold reopened as a hideaway hotel.

Big-hotel ease with real character, plus green space that softens the city at day’s end.

A small, warm haveli with a wellness thread, helpful hosting and enough patina to feel authentic - good value if you prefer character over flash in Amritsar.

Slip behind an unassuming gate in the old city and Samode Haveli opens into courtyards, verandas and frescoed salons that tell two centuries of family history.

Between Jaipur and Udaipur, Shahpura Bagh is a family estate turned small hotel set amid fields, trees and two lakes.

Known for classic safari style, SUJÁN Sher Bagh sits in private grounds near Ranthambore’s park gate and runs as a low-impact, tented camp rather than a hotel.

Taj Connemara is Chennai’s oldest hotel in continuous operation, with roots back to 1854.

Within the City Palace complex on the shore of Lake Pichola, Taj Fateh Prakash Palace pairs marble corridors and vintage portraits with widescreen water views.

Space and smooth operations in a busy pilgrimage city - a reliable base with greenery, good facilities and quick access to the riverfront.

A straightforward, well-equipped base with the reliability of a Taj city hotel - useful location, good facilities and staff who make the classic Amritsar circuit simple.