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Heritage Hotels of India
Heritage hotels are usually havelis or palaces which have been turn in to hotels, some of them run by hotel chains and other by the Royal owner - descendants. The rich cultural past of India has bequeathed it a number of feudal estates, called thikanas, (small fort or palaces) or havelis, the mansions of erswhile aristocratic families. The concept of turning thikanas and palaces in to hotels was born in Rajasthan; now every litle thikana or principality has its own heritage hotel . Madhya Pradesh, West Bangal, Kerala, Uttranchal, Karnataka and Himachal Pradesh have followed suit.
It is not a difficult sight to come across a fortress or palace atop an isolated hillock while visiting India. For many of the travelers, who are not very much familiar with India, it makes them wonder if there is anybody staying up there. It is also a matter of great speculation about the grandeur and intrigue of former kings and queens. While grandeur and intrigue of past has been last forever, the mementoes are still alive, kicking, and if you wish could be yours for a small price.
Heritage Hotels of Jaipur
- Samode Haveli
- Bhanwar Vilas Palace
- Alsisar Haveli
- Narayan Niwas Palace
Heritage Hotels of Himachal Pradesh
- Judge's Court
- Taragarh Palace
- Woodville Palace
- Nalagarh Fort
Heritage Hotels of Madhya Pradesh
- Noor-Us-Sabah
- Welcome Group Usha Kiran Palace
Heritage Hotels as a concept born in India as much from necessity as from spotting an opportunity. The prime necessity was to present the past grandeur of India to the tourists who are interested. Another important aspect of the initiation of this concept was the saving an important part of Indian heritage. The owners of the great havelis and palaces were not wealthy enough to maintain these huge buildings and these palaces were now falling prey to disuse and neglect.
