Noor-us-Subah is one of the heritage hotels in Bhopal, located in the centre of the city with wonderful view of the Bhopal lake and Vindya hills. This old palace is now a wonderful comfortable hotel that offers all the comforts and ease to the guest with their services and hospitality. The lush green well manicured gardens in its present a perfect setting for a sublime stay. The Central Cascade courtyard brings memories of a charming Nawabi evening. There are 70 well-appointed rooms with all the modern facilities and are well furnished with antique furniture. Many luxurious guest rooms which includes Royal Club and Presidential Suites, offer comfort and warmth of five-star hospitality.

One of the finest five-star hotels in Khajuraho with lush gardens and beautiful scenery surround 86 guest rooms and four suites. Providing a level of world-class comfort and beautiful garden or pool views. The Temple Café serves sumptuous European, Indian and Chinese dishes created by their master chef. Guests can also enjoy 24-hour room service and fully-stocked bar, featuring a selection of top quality liquor. The airport, railway station, marketplace and world heritage temple complex are all just four kilometres away.

A haven of peace and tranquillity, Hotel Chandela offers easy access to the world famous Khajuraho temples, Panna National Park tiger reserve and more. Tucked snugly amidst 11 acres of beautifully landscaped gardens, this hotel offers an array of modern comforts. With 94 elegantly appointed rooms after a long day, retire to the splendid ambience of a sprawling deluxe cottage or unwind in the comfort of an elegantly appointed standard room. Executive suites are spacious, well equipped offering all the modern guest amenities as well as a sitting room.

Your host at Ahilya Fort is Prince Shivaji Rao Holkar, son of the last Maharajah of Indore. The Prince ensures that the pace of life at the fort is leisurely, in keeping with his wish to offer his guests an oasis of calm and repose. Ahilya Fort has 8 double en-suite rooms, 1 two bedroom suite and two splendid tents. Each has comfortable beds with mosquito nets, yet the traditional simplicity of this 18th century royal dwelling is preserved. The tents have their own unique en-suite bathrooms. All rooms are air cooled in the traditional manner, with natural evaporative coolers perfumed by khas vetiver. Dining is a movable feast, either outside under the grand neem trees, on one of the terraces overlooking the river or in the Chamber of Winds. The prince is a reputed chef and gourmet and personally oversees the kitchen. The ramparts of the fort were built in the 16th century, by the renowned Mughal emperor Akbar. Guests if they wish to can explore the fort and its many temples, walk down to the riverside, and stroll along India's most beautiful ghats. For those wishing a quiet sit out, the battlements offer many spots overlooking the broad Narmada River.