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Wednesday, October 14, 2009
About Mumbai
No trip to Mumbai is complete without a visit to the bazaar, Mutton Street, near Sir J.J. Road, for bric- a- brac, furniture and junk. Zaveri bazaar for jewellery, Dhaboo Street Bazaar, Dhaboo Street, for leather goods and Crawford Market, Dr. D. Navroji Road / Carnac Road, for fruits and vegetables. Markets are generally open 9 a.m. to 7 p.m.
There are a number of open –air second- hand bookstalls near the university, around Chowk Fountain.
Major shopping areas are Fashion Street, Colaba Causeway, Pherozeshah Mehta Road, world trade centre at Cuffe Parade, Breach Candy, Linking Road at Bandra. Departmental Stores such as Amarsons at Breach Candy and Crossroads at Tardeo amongst many others, are becoming increasingly popular, as is cotton world at Colaba Causeway.
There are a number of open –air second- hand bookstalls near the university, around Chowk Fountain.
Major shopping areas are Fashion Street, Colaba Causeway, Pherozeshah Mehta Road, world trade centre at Cuffe Parade, Breach Candy, Linking Road at Bandra. Departmental Stores such as Amarsons at Breach Candy and Crossroads at Tardeo amongst many others, are becoming increasingly popular, as is cotton world at Colaba Causeway.
About Agra
Agra has its share of interesting shopping. Marble – agra is all about the Taj and White inlaid marble. There is a wide variety of marble items, inlaid with precious and semi- precious stones, such as table tops, coasters, plates, boxes and elephants. Subhash emporium, Oswal Emporium and Akbar International are some of the recommended shops.
Jewellery- white Jaipur is reputed to be the centre for jewellery, don’t overlook Agra. Agra jewellery shops are famous for their attractive Mughal designs.
Arts and Crafts- shops in Agra are packed with a wide range of arts and crafts. Agra is especially noted for its carpets, duries, leather footwear, embroidery, stone-inlay work, textiles, sandalwood and bed covers.
Most of these items are available in the Uttar pardesh Handicraft Palace and Uttar Pradesh Handicraft Development Centre.
Jewellery- white Jaipur is reputed to be the centre for jewellery, don’t overlook Agra. Agra jewellery shops are famous for their attractive Mughal designs.
Arts and Crafts- shops in Agra are packed with a wide range of arts and crafts. Agra is especially noted for its carpets, duries, leather footwear, embroidery, stone-inlay work, textiles, sandalwood and bed covers.
Most of these items are available in the Uttar pardesh Handicraft Palace and Uttar Pradesh Handicraft Development Centre.
Famous Areas In Delhi
Delhi is a melting pot of many peoples and cultures. Some of India’s best shopping is found in Delhi, a relatively easy place to shop as long as you know what to buy and where to go. Visitors find a wide choice of items such as carpets, silks, jewellery, leather and silver ware, handicrafts and hand printed cottons. Each item is available in a range of prices, depending on the quality and the outlet. Each of its markets has a distinctive ambience adding a special flavour to the experience of shopping.
In the Old city is Chandni chowk close to the largest mosque in Asia The Jama Masjid. Many of the shops here are over a hundred years old and the mesh of lanes and by lanes are full of treasures to be found. Among the bylanes are Dariba, the silver market, Khari Baoli, the spice market and Kinari Bazaar for trimmings and tinsel.
On Baba Kharak singh Marg, are government state emporia that offer a glimpse of handicrafts of each state. As does the Central Cottage Industries Emporium on Janpath. Across the road are a string of Tibetan shops selling accessories.
Hauz khas Village and Shahpur jat are traditional villages turned into shopping bazaars. The village has a plethora of boutiques, galleries and resturants in a “rural” ambience. Other villages like Mehrauli, khirkee and Lado Sarai have similar markets.
For export surplus garments including t-shirts, skirts, shirts, jackets and swim wear, sarojni Nagar market in South Delhi, is the ideal place- where bargaining is the norm.
In the Old city is Chandni chowk close to the largest mosque in Asia The Jama Masjid. Many of the shops here are over a hundred years old and the mesh of lanes and by lanes are full of treasures to be found. Among the bylanes are Dariba, the silver market, Khari Baoli, the spice market and Kinari Bazaar for trimmings and tinsel.
On Baba Kharak singh Marg, are government state emporia that offer a glimpse of handicrafts of each state. As does the Central Cottage Industries Emporium on Janpath. Across the road are a string of Tibetan shops selling accessories.
Hauz khas Village and Shahpur jat are traditional villages turned into shopping bazaars. The village has a plethora of boutiques, galleries and resturants in a “rural” ambience. Other villages like Mehrauli, khirkee and Lado Sarai have similar markets.
For export surplus garments including t-shirts, skirts, shirts, jackets and swim wear, sarojni Nagar market in South Delhi, is the ideal place- where bargaining is the norm.
Shopping area in Jaipur
One of India ‘s most popular tourist destinations, Jaipur is the “pink” capital of the desert state of Rajasthan. Shopping is one of Jaipur’s major attractions. Both the walled city and the adjacent M. I. Road. Which runs southwest from Ajmeri Gate, are lined with shops and factories. Amer Road is known for its many handicraft shops.
Gems
Jaipur is India’s major gem cutting and polishing centre and one of the world’s most important gem producers. Explore the many shops in and around the Johari Bazaar and along M.I.Road.
Handicarfts
There is a variety of handicrafts to chosse from, ranging from brass figures, pottery, marble statues, metal ware to woodcarvings, and stone sculptures.
Textiles
Jaipur is well known for its unique tie-dye (bandhani) and hand- blocked cotton and silk fabrics. Two villages outside Jaipur are especially famous for producing the hand- blocked fabrics
Carpets and rugs
Jaipur is also well known for its wool carpets and cotton durries. Some of the carpet and rug shop also offer hand-blocked cotton and silk fabrics.
Blue pottery
The region is famous for its distinctive Blue pottery. Most handicraft emporiums carry it. Jaipur is also known for its marble statues, papier – mache puppets, lacquer ware, Krishna- art miniature paintaings, bed linen and cotton quilts.
Gems
Jaipur is India’s major gem cutting and polishing centre and one of the world’s most important gem producers. Explore the many shops in and around the Johari Bazaar and along M.I.Road.
Handicarfts
There is a variety of handicrafts to chosse from, ranging from brass figures, pottery, marble statues, metal ware to woodcarvings, and stone sculptures.
Textiles
Jaipur is well known for its unique tie-dye (bandhani) and hand- blocked cotton and silk fabrics. Two villages outside Jaipur are especially famous for producing the hand- blocked fabrics
Carpets and rugs
Jaipur is also well known for its wool carpets and cotton durries. Some of the carpet and rug shop also offer hand-blocked cotton and silk fabrics.
Blue pottery
The region is famous for its distinctive Blue pottery. Most handicraft emporiums carry it. Jaipur is also known for its marble statues, papier – mache puppets, lacquer ware, Krishna- art miniature paintaings, bed linen and cotton quilts.
ECO-FRIENDLY PRODUCT
From the land of Ayurveda, choose from alcohol- free fragrances, incense sticks and purely herbal cosmetics. India’s save the earth range includes vegetable-dyed clothes, organic foods, recycled paper, clay and ceramic utensils, papier – mache toys and potpourri of exotic herbs and dried flowers.
Even as India finds itself being swamped by consumerism and mass-production, a counter movement is slowly gaining momentum. Outlets in major metros of Mumbai, Delhi and Bangalore are offering eco-friendly products. Aurovile (from Pondicherry) and the People Tree shop in Connaught Place, Delhi are two such instances.
The international congregation at Auroville, Pondicherry whose prime objective is a quest for peace and inner tranquility, has emerged as an integral part of the eco-friendly product revolution. The range, a part from being branded to appeal to save-the –earth instincts, extends from vegetable dyed clothes made by tribals in forests to natural and non-alcohol content fragrances, organic foods to home décor made out of natural items.
You’ll find hand- made paper, paper tumblers made of ceramics, clay, terracotta, paper lampshades, cloth and papier-mache toys, threads, pots, pans,dishes, potpourri of exotic herbs and flowers.
Topping the buyer’s list is the orange honey, gleaned from the orchards on the slopes of Cherrapunjee and famed for its orange flavour, consistency and sweetness. This is available in Manipur at the Bara Bazar, run mostly by Khasi women, a tourist attaraction in its own right.
India is also known for the vast choices it offers for Ayurvedic and herbal cosmetic products. Known names include Shahnaz Herbals, Dabur, Ayur and Biotique. Aromatherapy products and essential oils are genuine and competitively priced.
Incense sticks available all over India are perhaps the best value for money a visitor can get.
Even as India finds itself being swamped by consumerism and mass-production, a counter movement is slowly gaining momentum. Outlets in major metros of Mumbai, Delhi and Bangalore are offering eco-friendly products. Aurovile (from Pondicherry) and the People Tree shop in Connaught Place, Delhi are two such instances.
The international congregation at Auroville, Pondicherry whose prime objective is a quest for peace and inner tranquility, has emerged as an integral part of the eco-friendly product revolution. The range, a part from being branded to appeal to save-the –earth instincts, extends from vegetable dyed clothes made by tribals in forests to natural and non-alcohol content fragrances, organic foods to home décor made out of natural items.
You’ll find hand- made paper, paper tumblers made of ceramics, clay, terracotta, paper lampshades, cloth and papier-mache toys, threads, pots, pans,dishes, potpourri of exotic herbs and flowers.
Topping the buyer’s list is the orange honey, gleaned from the orchards on the slopes of Cherrapunjee and famed for its orange flavour, consistency and sweetness. This is available in Manipur at the Bara Bazar, run mostly by Khasi women, a tourist attaraction in its own right.
India is also known for the vast choices it offers for Ayurvedic and herbal cosmetic products. Known names include Shahnaz Herbals, Dabur, Ayur and Biotique. Aromatherapy products and essential oils are genuine and competitively priced.
Incense sticks available all over India are perhaps the best value for money a visitor can get.
About Furniture
Prized for its ethnic flavour, Indian furniture is made by woodcarvers who follow the style of their ancestors. Rajasthani and Gujrati woodcraft with its intricate work and antique look is in demand across the world. Painted Kishangarh furniture is an art in itself and wood work from Saharanpur, Ramgarh and Shekhavati display the skills of the regions.
Indian furniture is regarded as prized because of its ethnic flavour. Traditional Indian woodcarvers continue to follow the style of their ancestors keeping traditional crafts alive.
Among the regional specialties, nothing can outdo Rajasthani and Gujrati woodcraft. The antique look and Intricate craftsmanship have kept the furniture in demand both in India and aboard. Carved and decorated chests, chairs, cradles, low tables and stools are hard to resist. Each object is Pleasing, whether inlaid with brass sheet work, painted with dancing figures, or embellished with hunting scenes. From Kishangarh, comes painted furniture of screens, doors, caskets and chairs. The regions of Ramgarh and Shekhawati specialize in ornamental wooden furniture with floral designs that adorn projected niches and balconies of houses. Barmer and Jodhpur produce the finest carved furniture in the state, which includes window, tables, beds, dining tables and chairs, sofa sets with centre tables, couches, cabinets, dressing tables, screens, bars, trolleys and other items of domestic use.
One can also find white metal furniture in the desert state. Metal furniture has come from royal families in India that clad some wooden furniture pieces with gold or silver sheets, especially for ceremonial purposes. The concept became popular and gradually the gold and silver was replaced by the white metal to make it economically viable.
Papier-mache, popular in some parts of the country, has been put to skilful use by artisans in Rajasthan to Manufacture unique and attractive looking pieces of furniture including chairs, couches, benches and seats, cabinets and container shelves.
Sankheda from Gujrat is known for its colourful toys and wooden furniture. Other Gujrati woodcrafted products include candle holders, decorative tableware, wooden fruit, nut and salad bowls, traycum-side table, dinner set, soup bowls and a range of cutlery.
Cane and Bamboo from Assam, Tripura, arunachal Pradesh and West Bengal in Different styles and motifs is also very popular. Not just as Furniture but as baskets, Floor mats and other household utility items.
Utilitarian and decorative items are made from cane in different styles and motifs, of which baskets and mats are the most popular. Tripura and Bengal are famous for elegant screens and bamboo mats, made from split bamboo. Assam, a state with abundant raw material, has a large variety of beautiful products like baskets, mugs for rice beer, hukkas, musical instruments and floor mats. Neighbouring Arunachal Pradesh excels in cane and bamboo work too, producing items such as cane belts. From Tamil Nadu, come the famed kora grass mats. The most delicate mats are made in Kerala, where black and white square bamboo boxes are also made in the same tradition, making excellent gifts.
Indian furniture is regarded as prized because of its ethnic flavour. Traditional Indian woodcarvers continue to follow the style of their ancestors keeping traditional crafts alive.
Among the regional specialties, nothing can outdo Rajasthani and Gujrati woodcraft. The antique look and Intricate craftsmanship have kept the furniture in demand both in India and aboard. Carved and decorated chests, chairs, cradles, low tables and stools are hard to resist. Each object is Pleasing, whether inlaid with brass sheet work, painted with dancing figures, or embellished with hunting scenes. From Kishangarh, comes painted furniture of screens, doors, caskets and chairs. The regions of Ramgarh and Shekhawati specialize in ornamental wooden furniture with floral designs that adorn projected niches and balconies of houses. Barmer and Jodhpur produce the finest carved furniture in the state, which includes window, tables, beds, dining tables and chairs, sofa sets with centre tables, couches, cabinets, dressing tables, screens, bars, trolleys and other items of domestic use.
One can also find white metal furniture in the desert state. Metal furniture has come from royal families in India that clad some wooden furniture pieces with gold or silver sheets, especially for ceremonial purposes. The concept became popular and gradually the gold and silver was replaced by the white metal to make it economically viable.
Papier-mache, popular in some parts of the country, has been put to skilful use by artisans in Rajasthan to Manufacture unique and attractive looking pieces of furniture including chairs, couches, benches and seats, cabinets and container shelves.
Sankheda from Gujrat is known for its colourful toys and wooden furniture. Other Gujrati woodcrafted products include candle holders, decorative tableware, wooden fruit, nut and salad bowls, traycum-side table, dinner set, soup bowls and a range of cutlery.
Cane and Bamboo from Assam, Tripura, arunachal Pradesh and West Bengal in Different styles and motifs is also very popular. Not just as Furniture but as baskets, Floor mats and other household utility items.
Utilitarian and decorative items are made from cane in different styles and motifs, of which baskets and mats are the most popular. Tripura and Bengal are famous for elegant screens and bamboo mats, made from split bamboo. Assam, a state with abundant raw material, has a large variety of beautiful products like baskets, mugs for rice beer, hukkas, musical instruments and floor mats. Neighbouring Arunachal Pradesh excels in cane and bamboo work too, producing items such as cane belts. From Tamil Nadu, come the famed kora grass mats. The most delicate mats are made in Kerala, where black and white square bamboo boxes are also made in the same tradition, making excellent gifts.
Jewellery Places
Feast your eyes on the exquisite designs and style in gold, silver and platinum, distinct and different in every region.. The north boasts of enameled Meenakshi or studded Kundan reminiscent of the Mughal an rajput era while south India has gold designs inspired from nature. Chunky silver from Gujrat lends a contemporary look while the filigree work from Orissa is delicate. Certain gems, known for their healing powers, are also available here.
Every Indian city is known for its shopping experience. Delhi has its designer boutiques while Mumbai promises a shop-till-you- drop time. Hyderabad has its pearls, Chennai its ‘Madras checks’ and software capital Bangalore is famous for its silks. Varanasi, agra, Kolkata, Ahemdabad, Jaipur – all offer their distinct wares. Plus all of tehm today stock major international brands like Reebok, Benetton, Raybon, addidas, Swatch and many others.
Every Indian city is known for its shopping experience. Delhi has its designer boutiques while Mumbai promises a shop-till-you- drop time. Hyderabad has its pearls, Chennai its ‘Madras checks’ and software capital Bangalore is famous for its silks. Varanasi, agra, Kolkata, Ahemdabad, Jaipur – all offer their distinct wares. Plus all of tehm today stock major international brands like Reebok, Benetton, Raybon, addidas, Swatch and many others.
About Leather
While footwear and handbags in various styles and designs are exported all the time from India, Saddles, furniture and cushion covers made from leather are also worth a look. Do pick up a pair of mojadis (classic shoes embellished with beads and embroidery) to get a feel of how the royal dressed.
Tuesday, October 13, 2009
Delhi Sightseeing
Day 1 Arrival Delhi
Pick Up From Airport or Railway Station. Transfer To Delhi Hotel.
Day 2 Delhi Sight seeing
After Breakfast, Transfer To Sight Seeing Birla Mandir, India Gate, Parliament House, Jama masijd, Humanyo Tomb, Red Fort. Transfer to Hotel.
Day 3 Free Day
Day 4 Depature For Airport or Railways Station..
Package Only
INR 9,500/-
USD 206$
Monday, October 12, 2009
Places to See in Delhi
Red Fort, Jama Masjid, Chandni Chowk, Rajghat, Jantar Mantar, Feroz Shah Kotla Fort, Rashtrapati Bhawan, India Gate, Humayu n's Tomb, Qutb Minar and Lotus Temple.
Built as a memorial to commemorate the 70,000 India soldiers killed in World War I, India Gate was designed by Sir Edwin Lutyens and completed in 1931. Built from sandstone, the arch also houses the Eternal Flame, a gesture in memory of the Indian soldiers who laid their lives in the 1971 war with Pakistan.
Rashtrapati Bhawan
Rashtrapati Bhawan
Formely the Viceregal Lodge, the building is the highlight of Lutyen's New Delhi and was completed in 1929 at a cost of 12,53,000 pound sterling. Located in an area of 130 hectares, the palace has 340 rooms.
Red FortSo called because of the red stone with which it is built, the Red Fort is one of the most magnificent palaces in the world. India's history is also closely linked with this fort. It was frorth here ht the British deposed the last Mughal ruler, Bhadur Shah Zafar, marking the end of the three century long Mughal rule. It was also fromits ramparts that the first prime. Minister of India, pandit Jawharlal Nehru, announced to the nation that India was free form colonial rule.
The origins of Qutab Minar are shrouded in controversy. Some believe it was erected as a tower of victory to signify the beginning of the Muslim rule in India. Others say it served as a minaret to the muezzins to call the faithful to prayer. No one can, however, dispute that the tower is not only one of the finest monuments in India, but also in the world.
Purana Quila
Purana Quila
The fort is said to be constructed on the historic site of Indraprastha (900BC) by Humayun and Sher Shah. Covering a circuit of about a mile, the walls of the fort have three gates and are surrounded by a mat fed by the river Yamuna. Jantar MantarAt first sight, the Jantar Mantar appears like a gallery of modern art. It is, however, an observatory. Sawai Jia Singh II of Jaipur (1699-1743), a keen astronomer and a noble in the Mughal court, was dissatisfied by the errors of brass and metal astronomical instruments.
Humayun's Tomb
Humayun's Tomb
The mughals brought with them a love for gardens, fountains and water. The first mature example of Mughal architecture in India, Humayun's Tomb was built by the emperor's grieving widow, Haji Begum, in 1565 AD.
Jama Masjid
Jama Masjid
Work on the Jama Masjid mosque was begun in 1650 by the Mughal Emperor Shah Jahan to complement his palace at the Red Fort. More than 5,000 workers toiled for six years to complete the largest mosque in India. Every Friday, the emperor and his retinue would travel in state from the fort to the mosque to attend the congressional prayers.
Safdarjung's TombRepresenting the last phase of the Mughal style of architecture, Safdarjang's Tomb stands in the centre of an extensive garden.
Safdarjung's TombRepresenting the last phase of the Mughal style of architecture, Safdarjang's Tomb stands in the centre of an extensive garden.
The mortal remains of mahatma Gandhi were cremated on this spot on the west bank of the river Yamuna on the evening of January 31, 1948.
Golden Triangle Tour
On arrival at Delhi airport or railway station, our representative will meet you to pick you up and transfer to your hotel. Rest of the day is at your leisure. Stay overnight at Hotel Day 02 City Tour of Delhi This morning after breakfast first you will visit old Delhi. The Raj Ghat, Red fort & Jama Masjid are important places to visit, you may also visit Chandni Chowk, spice market etc. Later on proceed to visit the New Delhi. The Qutub Minar, tallest stone tower in India, imposing India Gate and the Rastrapathi Bhawan, Laxmi Narayan Temple, Lotus Temple and, newly built Akshardham temple are of much significance. By evening return to your hotel for overnight stay at Hotel
Day 03 Delhi to Agra
This morning after breakfast you will drive to Mughal city Agra. Enroot you may also visit Mathura-the birth place of Lord Krishana. After check in at hotel, visit the Agra fort, built by the great Emperor Akbar, and the famous Taj Mahal-the symbol of love, built by Emperor Shah Jahan in memory of his wife Mumtaz Mahal. You may also visit Dayal Bagh. By evening return to your Hotel for overnight stay.
Day 04 Agra to Jaipur
This morning after breakfast you will drive to the pink city of Jaipur, enroute you will visit the Fatehpur Sikri, the deserted red sandstone city built by the Mughal Emperor Akbar. On arrival check in at hotel, rest of the day is at leisure. Stay overnight at hotel
Day 05 Jaipur City Tour
This morning after breakfast visit the Amber fort, built in 16th century, enjoy an elephant ride at Amber. Drive past the Hawa Mahal-a Palace of winds. In the afternoon you will visit the city palace and museum, walk to adjacent Jantar Mantar an astronomical observatory. Rest of the evening is at leisure. Stay overnight at Hotel
Day 06 Jaipur to Delhi for Onward Journey
Today you will be transferred back to Delhi airport/railway station for your onward journey.
Package Cost only
INR:- 20000/-
USD :- 425$
Include:-
Breakfast and All Taxes
Indica A/c Car
Not Include:
Telephone Calls and extra bed
CONTACT ME:
Ms. Leena Raj Verma (Marketing Manager)
Call me: 09999771435
Email Id: leenarajverma@gmail.com
hotelbookingdelhi@gmail.com
website: http://delhihotelbooking.blogspot.com/
Include:-
Breakfast and All Taxes
Indica A/c Car
Not Include:
Telephone Calls and extra bed
CONTACT ME:
Ms. Leena Raj Verma (Marketing Manager)
Call me: 09999771435
Email Id: leenarajverma@gmail.com
hotelbookingdelhi@gmail.com
website: http://delhihotelbooking.blogspot.com/
Tuesday, October 6, 2009
Budget Hotels in delhi
We are offering you a luxurious stay in our budget hotels in Delhi and the best of tourist accommodation in Delhi attached with personalized services. Our budgets hotels in Delhi has a tradition of serving its guests with care and make them feel at home away from home. We are one of the most reachable budget hotels in New Delhi city center that offers three star facilities for valuable customers. We have a well equipped conference room and a restaurant that serves a wide variety of dishes and drinks. The rooms and suites of this luxurious and spacious budget hotel in New Delhi will take you to a world of subtle elegance and ambience and an unforgettable experience.
Budget hotels of Delhi offering a Low Budget Guest Room of Delhi, it will help to find out nice, comfortable and budget accommodation for all frequent traveller to New Delhi. Come to Delhi and stay in our budget hotels in New Delhi. You will cherish the experience for the rest of your life. New Delhi was laid out to the south of the Old City which was constructed by Mughal Emperor Shah Jahan. However, New Delhi overlays the site of seven ancient cities and hence includes many historic monuments like the Jantar Mantar and the Lodhi Gardens. red fort, lal quila, qutab minar, lotus temple.
Budget hotels of Delhi offering a Low Budget Guest Room of Delhi, it will help to find out nice, comfortable and budget accommodation for all frequent traveller to New Delhi. Come to Delhi and stay in our budget hotels in New Delhi. You will cherish the experience for the rest of your life. New Delhi was laid out to the south of the Old City which was constructed by Mughal Emperor Shah Jahan. However, New Delhi overlays the site of seven ancient cities and hence includes many historic monuments like the Jantar Mantar and the Lodhi Gardens. red fort, lal quila, qutab minar, lotus temple.
Contact us
Contact person:- Ms. Leena Raj verma (Marketing Manager)
Contact No. :- 09999771435
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hotelbookingdelhi@gmail.com
Address:- 4/52, WEA, Saraswati marg, Karol bagh-110005. (INDIA)
Contact No. :- 09999771435
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Address:- 4/52, WEA, Saraswati marg, Karol bagh-110005. (INDIA)
Superior
Only INR 2500/- USD 54$
Hotel Sunrise has carved a niche for itself in the field of offering comfortable accommodation to the visitors from all across the globe. The suites and the rooms of the hotel are well furnished and very spacious. The classic comfort and a host of amenities that it make available to all its guests make it a class apart. Hotel Sunrise has now come up with new wings of Superior Rooms that reveal a whole new world of comfort, luxury and style.
Deluxe Room
Only INR 1800/- USD 39$
The deluxe rooms of our hotel are feet up. Architecture of deluxe is rooms subtly designed with elegant interiors. Just fly off your shoes to enjoy the ultimate luxury topping before the evening sets in. These cozy looking rooms are designed to suit your taste, endowed with soft colours and haven of natural lighting. The twin, king size beds and cozy pillows would calm you to fine sleep washing away your exhaustion. The Italian marble flooring with Italian tiles in the rooms touches the fineness of elegance. The Italian marble flooring is simply a boost to the interiors with a kick of perfection. All the deluxe rooms are provided with small sitting areas and seating arrangements that can be useful for visitors in the room. You can take pleasure in a royal bath with shower tub and hot and cold water facility. The bathrooms here are fully equipped with bath kit facilities. The bathrooms are also supplied with dental and shaving kits. All of the deluxe rooms are enriched with extra luxury toppings like wireless Internet access and mini bar. Get connected to the world with our satellite TV facility with just the touch of remote. Our hotels staff is there for your assistance round the clock even on the smallest demand that you make.
Executive Room
Only INR 2000/-USD 42$
The Super deluxe Rooms at Hotel Sunrise place to be the front line in respect to design and facilities. Designated to keep up to the demands of modern-day business traveler, these rooms are voguish, ergonomically appointed and tastefully embellished with the sole aim of being a perfect business suite. Super deluxe have been designed with king size double beds and Italian marble flooring. Floors with Italian tiles in the room give extra edge to the uprightness of the place. The Executive rooms are pepped up with additional facilities like temperature control remote and satellite TV for extra comfort. The Super deluxe are fully connected to the Internet facility for taking care of your business needs. Among excessive space all Super Deluxe include large sitting area, refurbished with the elegance of stylish interiors. The rooms are equipped with the coffee and tea maker and refrigerator.
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