Hotels in Central India

Kipling Camp when established in 1982 was the first permanent tourist camp to be set up in Kanha National Park. Bob and Anne Wright, having lived in India practically all their lives, had welcomed many friends and special visitors to view wildlife but it was Kanha National Park, which fuelled their desire to create this ecologically sympathetic and enchanting destination.

Perched on the banks of the Banjar River, Wild Chalet is the ideal gateway to Kanha National Park   Each of the charming cream washed cottages, with a spray of bouganvillae growing over their sloping tiled roofs, command a magnificient view of the river with a backdrop of lush forests. The spacious and extremely comfortable rooms are equipped with all modern amenities to ensure a perfect retreat in the Wilds. Individual Sit outs and hammocks strategically positioned are the perfect place to soak in the sun on a winter morning in Kanha.

Churhat Kothi is set in 24 acres of open grassland and meadow land with a forest surrounding it.  Accommodation comprises 12 spacious and comfortable tents with attached bathrooms. A short distance away is the main lodge, which houses a large lounge room and a cosy dining room.

Churhat Kothi is set in 24 acres of open grassland and meadow land with a forest surrounding it.  Accommodation comprises 12 spacious and comfortable tents with attached bathrooms. A short distance away is the main lodge, which houses a large lounge room and a cosy dining room.

Very chic hotel completely refurbished and taken over by Radisson in 2005.  A very peaceful minamalist look.  The very attractive marble lobby/lounge with small fountain/pool plus the chic bar and restaurant all have full length windows overlooking the gardens and swimming pool.  The restaurant also has a lovely outdoor covered terrace.  The 94 elegantly appointed rooms are tastefully furnished and overlook landscaped gardens.

The centrally located Holiday Inn has comfortable and well-furnished guestrooms, which are equipped with a host of contemporary amenities. You can enjoy a drink at the bar and dine at the in-house restaurant that offers Indian and Chinese cuisine. Business delegates can avail the services of the on-site conference facilities. Amenities include:  restaurant; bar; swimming pool; sauna; health & fitness centre; guest self-laundry facilities.

Set in a medieval city teeming with palaces temples and cenotaphs dating back to the Bundela Dynasty. The Orchha Resort blends old world charm with modern amenities. Each room reflects the influence of the Rajputs done either in light pink or green. The rooms have marble with inlay work conjuring up the grandeur of a rich past.

The attractive Amar Mahal is located on a small rise very near the cenotaphs.  The hotel is built and decorated in the traditional Bundelkhand architectural style with lots of arches.  The rooms are built on one level around a lovely courtyard with a Mughal garden.  Almost every room has a view of some important monument.  The larger rooftop terrace has wonderful views.  A coffee shop is planned for the rooftop terrace and a Mughal garden below.  The hotel also has its own vegetable garden. The hotel opened in October 2003, and by early 2006 the second stage of the hotel will be completed. 13 very large rooms built around another courtyard with a swimming pool.  The main part of the hotel has 21 rooms and 3 suites.

Rich in history, this 120 year old Palace, built originally for the royal visit of the King and Queen of England, brings alive the treasured heritage of Gwalior.  Now completely refurbished and reopened as a Taj Heritage Hotel in November 2004, it has 38 spacious rooms and suites.  Set amidst 9 acres of beautifully landscaped lawns, this regal palace makes every moment spent here evocative of luxury and royalty.  A walkway through a contemporary garden courtyard past the swimming pool, leads to the spa.

This is a selection of our recommended hotels in Central India.
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