Welcome to our page dedicated to Indian Hotels. Our aim is to provide comfortable and affordable accommodation options in India. Whether you are looking for regular budget Indian hotels or seeking a more luxurious experience, we have the perfect options for you. Our carefully selected hotels offer a range of amenities and features to ensure your stay is enjoyable and memorable. From clean rooms and friendly staff to convenient facilities and charming decor, we have considered every aspect to make your stay a pleasant one. Join us as we explore the diverse range of Indian hotels and discover the perfect one for your needs. Specially designed tourist hotels in India, to suit every budget and comfort standards, our company advises every traveler to check all the tourist hotels designed on two levels in India. Although nowadays every traveler has a good experience of booking hotels online. But if any traveler has difficulty in booking a hotel or the traveler would like us to book a hotel for the entire trip, then we are always ready to help all the travelers. Because we have been working with these hotels and palaces for many years and we can ensure that you will enjoy your stay. Every accommodation selected by us or suggested by us meets the highest standards in terms of service and equipment. Most of these are within walking distance of the main sights and city centers. Your Indian driver is always ready to take you anywhere by car, for a walk or for dinner out and bring you back to the hotel. This is a part of our service.
Our Company seeks to provide our clients with comfortable accommodation at an average cost of Rs 5,500 including breakfast per night for our standard packages. This means it will be clean, provide both a bottom and top sheet (important!), have cable or satellite television, air-conditioning (provided the electricity hasn’t gone) an attached bathroom with western toilet and running cold AND hot water (provided the electricity hasn’t gone), room service, honest and helpful hotel staff, and marble floors (not carpet) where ever possible. There will be Wifi (provided the electricity hasn’t gone). We call these our “regular” hotels, because the star system is meaningless in India. You could also consider them “budget” hotels. Will the hotel be up to “western” standards? Most certainly not. Brown outs are common throughout India, and though most of our hotels have emergency generators that kick in when the electricity goes, not all systems in all hotels will be run by the emergency generator. Your sheets will be clean, but as they are sometimes washed by hand and dried by the side of the road and not in a machine, they may not be as sparkling white as your sheets at home. All our hotels are conscientious about pest control and you are unlikely to see rodents or any bugs besides mosquitoes. Don’t hesitate to ask for a mosquito coil if you see any in your room. Mosquito nets are not necessary in our hotels. Two twin beds are much more common than one double bed. Unfortunately, the price of lodging in India has been steadily climbing at a rapid rate; much faster than the quality of the lodging. Hotels are not the bargain they were ten, or even two, years ago, and prices now approach those of “the west”; standards do not.
Our favorite options are called our “Legacy” hotels. These are primarily heritage properties at an average nightly rate of Rs 8,500, including breakfast. If you are in a city that does not have a good heritage property at that price, we will substitute something appropriate. These hotels will have character, they will not be new. That’s why they call them Heritage properties. Many are converted havelis, the large family homes of former, or current, members of India’s royal families. They are charming and frequently beautifully decorated. (Yes your bathroom is attached, not down the hall.) But if you hate old houses, or have an aversion to antiques, then you might want to consider booking western chain hotels yourself online. You don’t need us to do that.If you feel the need to stay in hotels that meet “western” standards, then you will pay western prices. Now you are talking about roughly USD $225 per night and up. These hotels can be self-booked online. What do you get for your extra money? Your sheets will be whiter, the plumbing and electric will be more modern, your chai and mineral water will be more expensive, they may have their own water filtration system and you still won’t be able to drink it, you might well get the morning paper under your door, and the air will probably smell of air-freshener and/or pesticides–because they think tourists appreciate smelling their efforts to keep the hotel up to snuff as it were. Of course, after you leave a city, you will hear from a fellow traveler about the hotel there with spotless rooms and beds like marshmallows and lightning fast internet access and a balcony with views that make you wish you’d brought your easel–and they only paid 900 rupees. It is best to be philosophical about all this–we are. India has some of the best hotels in the world. If you want five-star properties, you will pay USD $475 and up–and we do mean and up. You should book and pay for five star properties on your own via their websites or a booking engine. It’s safe, it’s easy and you’ll get a better rate than they will offer us. The more expensive the hotel, the stingier and less cooperative they are about paying commission, especially to small companies like Our Company. And they will want us to pay in full in advance without the possibility of a refund if your plans change. They don’t care that we are famous. They care about volume, and if you haven’t guessed already, we are a small company. If you plan to travel over the period of December 15 through January 15 or so, be aware that many hotels are fully booked by the beginning of November. And even though it’s a Christian holiday, most hotels have mandatory packages over Christmas and New Years that include food and an inflated room rate, whether you book them or we book them.
Good hotels in any price range are full most of the year. It’s especially hard for hotels ranked high on TripAdvisor. (By the way, you can thank TripAdvisor for the loss of those cheap undiscovered gems. They’ve been discovered, and they’ve raised their prices.) We never guarantee a specific hotel. We could lie to you and tell you something else, but that’s not our nature. We work with a list of hotels in every city that we’ve built relationships with over the years. This helps ensure customer satisfaction. Still, we can pay your hotel in advance and sometimes they’ll still give you/us the go-ahead. Tour groups always value independent travelers more than independent travelers. If a group wants to extend their stay by a few days, or needs an extra room at the last minute, the hotel will have no hesitation in canceling our booking. Don’t worry. We always do our best to put you up somewhere you’ll be happy. If we have to put you up in a more expensive hotel because you have been moved, we will bear the extra cost, not you. We do not recommend hotels. Sometimes people book a car and driver from us, and want to make their own hotel arrangements. Well, that is not the case at all. They want us to email them names of good hotels at each station, and we will help you get a list of good hotels so you can make your own booking. This may surprise you—wait a minute—but we make money by booking hotels on your behalf. If you book yourself, we make no money. If you want to make your own hotel arrangements during your trip, you can use our car and driver services. We have no problem with that, Your Indian driver is always ready to take you anywhere by car, for a walk or for dinner out and bring you back to the hotel. This is a part of our service.
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