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bloomith · 3 years ago

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Hotel Booking in Dwarka Gujarat and the top 5 must-see beautiful beaches in Gujrat.

Who wouldn’t be happy to have a beach holiday! Gujarat's coastline stretches for up to 1666 kilometres and is home to some of the country's most beautiful beaches and beach resort in Dwarka, Gujarat. Gujarat is an excellent tourist location for those who enjoy visiting seashores. There are plenty of hotels in Dwarka Gujarat which offer beautiful scenic views. Gujarat's beaches allow you to unwind and relax in the company of flawless, pristine nature, far from the craziness of the city's madding crowds.

You'd have just enough sand and waves out there to engage in amusing frolics and pleasant activities. These are ideal spots for lazing in the sun and gazing out at the magnificent sea in front of you. Hotel Ginger Dwarka is famous for hotel bookings in Dwarka Gujarat among Gujarat tourism. The famed shoreline also provides some traditional water sports activities that are ideal for an entertaining trip.

Gujarat's beach locations are also noted for their gorgeous temples. Somnath temple, Gopnath Mahadev temples, and Koteshwar temple are among the temples placed right on the beach. The cherry on the cake will be that you could stay at our Hotel Ginger, Dwarka which is one of the best beach resorts in Dwarka,Gujarat. The months of October to May are ideal for visiting Gujarat beaches. Exploring Gujrat's beaches, in addition to its famous structures, culture, and temples, would be a pleasant experience.

The Gujarat Beaches Map can give you an idea of how far you'll have to travel with your friends and family to enjoy the sun and sand.

We at Bloomith's Hotel Ginger Dwarka thought we could assist you by compiling a list of the top 5 Best Beaches in Gujarat that you should visit. These beaches are hypnotising, lovely, and full of potential for making your outing a huge success.

Check the Gujarat Beaches List to add to your bucket list:

Shivrajpur Beach

Dwarka is a fantastic location for a holiday filled with sightseeing, pilgrimage, beach activities, and even bird and marine life viewing. Head north from Dwarka to the beaches of Shivrajpur, which are only 15 minutes away from the Rukmani temple. This lengthy, clean beach spans between a lighthouse and a rocky shoreline near Shivrajpur village. It's perfect for a long walk. Okha Madhi, with its excellent sands, and Poshitara, with its coral reefs and marine life, are two more must-see coastal spots near Dwarka. Thousands of flamingos, hundreds of pelicans, flocks of painted storks, and a variety of other species migrate to the Charakhla salt pans in Mithapur. From Okha, you can take the ferry to the island of Bet Dwarka which has temples, fine beaches and a profusion of marine life. Hotel Ginger, is one of the top 10 best places to stay in Dwarka Gujarat.

Nearby Attractions: Dwarkadhish Temple, Beyt Dwarka, Nageshwar Jyotirlinga

2. Mandvi-Kutch Beach

Mandvi Beach, in Gujarat's Kutch area, is one of the state's most famous tourist destinations. The golden yellow sand on the beach contrasts sharply with the blue emerald seas slamming on the coasts. At Ahmedpur's Mandvi beach, visitors can participate in a variety of enjoyable activities. Tourists can go surfing, skiing, speed boating, water scooting, and parasailing, to name a few activities. The beach's tranquil environment makes it a great location for spending quality time with your loved ones. Mandvi-Kutch beach can be contacted via rental cabs and buses only because it is connected to only Bhuj. You could get a jeep or bus from Bhuj quite frequently to get to Kutch. There are a lot of 4 star hotels available for booking your hotel stay.

Nearby Attractions: Vijay Vilas Palace, Narayan Sarovar Temple

3. Ghoghla Beach:

Do you want to have a relaxing getaway with a dash of adventure? If that's the case, Ghoghla Beach is the place to be. It's in the north of Diu, which is recognised as Gujarat's most beautiful beach, attracting visitors from all over the world.The Beach is on the outskirts of the town; hence it is still the less explored beach which makes it one of the places to visit in Diu. It's the ideal spot for a relaxing break from the hustle and bustle of everyday life. It's a site where you'll find everything you need, from food stalls to thrilling water sports like surfing and paragliding. The famed Goddess Kalika temple attracts a large number of Hindu pilgrims. The beach is a one-stop shop for all types of travellers looking for a relaxing break with spectacular sunsets.

Nearby Attractions: Diu Fort, Noida Caves

4. Beyt Island, Dwarka – White Sand Beach

Beyt Island, also known as Bet Dwarka or Shankhdhar, is a small island around 30 kilometres from Dwarka's main town. Prior to the establishment of Okha, this was the seashore where Gujarat's trading and shipping took place. This site is significant for religious people since Dwarka is thought to be the birthplace of Lord Krishna. The beach is near to Dwarka and may be accessed via the Okha port. The island is surrounded by a few temples, white sand beaches, and coral reefs at the opening of the Gulf of Kutch. All of these factors combine to make this a must-see beach. There are a variety of activities accessible at the beach for tourists' enjoyment, including marine tours, camping, pincins, and more. Hotel bookings in the best 4 star hotels of Dwarka Gujrat generally get reserved quickly. So if you are planning to visit in the peak season make sure you do your hotel bookings in Dwarka Gujarat well in advance.

Nearby Attractions: Haji Kirmani Pir, Kachariyu, Krishna Temple, Hanuman Temple, and a Gurdwara.

5. Dwarka Beach

Dwarka Beach is a stunning beach located beside the Rukmani River. Aside from its natural beauty, the site holds religious significance for the Hindu population all over the world. Dwarka is not only claimed to be Lord Krishna's kingdom, but it was also founded thousands of years ago.Due to the presence of the sacred Dwarkadheesh temple or Jagat Mandir in close vicinity, the value of Dwarka seashore increases threefold. Tourists go to Dwarka Beach because of its incredible marine life. Marine species such as urchins, octopus, starfish, jellyfish, sea turtles, and dolphins are frequently seen here. At the Dwarka beach, visitors can enjoy recreational activities such as swimming and scuba diving. There are a lot of beach resorts near Porbander and Jamnagar which are famous among Gujarat tourism for hotel bookings in Dwarka, Gujarat.

Nearby Attractions: Dwarkadhish temple, Nageshwar Jyotirlingas temples, the famous lighthouse and Rukmini temple.

To Conclude:

Gujarat beaches are the place to go if you want a relaxing vacation filled with adventure and local tourist attractions. Aside from the beautiful sun and golden sand, water sports like surfing and parasailing are available, making it a popular destination for adventure seekers. Hotel Ginger, Dwarka being popular for hotel booking in Dwarka Gujarat among tourists. So go ahead and book a trip to Gujarat for yourself!

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timesquareclub · 2 years ago

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What Are the Features That Define a Real Luxury Hotel?

Luxury is an increasingly subjective term, and given that, it's hard to define exactly what makes a hotel truly luxurious. Is it the service? The amenities? The decor? While each of these are valid measures, they don't fully capture the essence of a luxury experience. Instead, luxury is defined by the intangible feeling one gets when entering a space.

We are going to begin with the most common feature that defines all luxury hotels. It is their five-star status. All luxury hotels have a five-star rating. If not, then it is not a luxury hotel.

What About the Other Features?

There are other features too that give a luxury hotel a five-star rating. To understand them, let's first know what a luxury hotel is. A luxury hotel is basically a very high-end hotel that provides top notch services to its guests at all times. It offers guests amenities like no other hotel does and these amenities make guest experience even more immersive and pleasurable.

Things are so pleasurable that some people do not want to leave the hotel after their stay and want to remain there for the whole life.

Times Square Hotel Bhuj is a 5 Star Luxury hotel in Bhuj, Gujarat which is located close to the popular city at walking distance. The hotel has got beautifully designed rooms and suites which are equipped with modern amenities and facilities. It is one of the Best hotel in bhuj.

Some of the features that common in all luxury hotels are given below:

- Five-star status

- Top notch services

- 24/7 guest support

- World-class facilities

- grand lobbies

- pianos

- chandeliers

- marble floors

- large and comfortable rooms

- private bathrooms

- top-of-the-line toiletries

- daily housekeeping

- turndown service

- 24-hour room service

- in-room dining

- laundry service

- valet parking

- concierge service

- business center

- fitness center

- spa

– swimming pool

- bar

- restaurant

#Luxury hotel in Bhuj #Best hotel in bhuj

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iremembernumbersonly · 4 years ago

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Kutch Trip Report 2021

2800 km in 9 days that is Kutch trip 2021 for us. Started as only 4 persons while planning, it took off with 8 persons in two cars one Renault Duster and the other Honda Jazz. It was to be Noel, Commander, me and Meera Madam from the Spiti Team. But overhearing our conversation, my younger son said I will also come. Navin from Delhi opted to join, then my son said let’s go in our car. That gave us some leverage. Anandhi my wife said I will also come. Biren and Madhavi joined from Vadodara. Unfortunately, Navin could not join due to Covid. Hence, it was 8 persons in two cars. I insisted on RT-PCR due to Covid so that there should not be any hiccups when we cross the state border either way, which was agreed upon.

Everything started rolling in, a group was formed to share the ideas, places to see, etc. Few meetings took place in virtually. It was loosely decided to have a 9 day trip. Of which first 5 days were planned and booked. Rest of the bookings, it was agreed to go as it comes. The plan which was agreed upon went like this.

Kevadia, Ahmedabad, Patan, Dasada, Dhordo, Bhuj/Nakhatrana, Lakhpat, Narayan Sarovar, Mandvi, Vadodara and Dandi. Biren insisted on staying with him on last day at Vadodara.

A week before D-day, it was finalised with a halt at Kevadia, stay in outskirts of Vadodara, pass Ahmedabad to Patan, and 2 night halts at Dasada, 2 night homestay at Chobari. That was upto 1st morning. At Chobari, Ramji Meriya, the owner of Nature Zone referred us to Jugal Tiwari the owner of Centre for Desert and Ocean at Nakhatrana.

Off went we 3 from Kalyan west on 24.2.2021, picked up Meera Madam from Kalyan east in the early morning and proceeded to meet the other group at Khaman junction on the highway. Noel and Commander started from Powai and reached there.

Day-1

Kevadia

After breakfast at Hotel Ahura, went to Kevadiya via Navsari-Rajpipla and reached Statue of Unity. We reached via Kevadiya railway station road and Noel reached the other way. Parked our cars at Valley of Flowers car parking. You can walk to the nearest gate also. Plenty of buses run for visitors to reach the gate, of course free of cost at frequent interval. As we have booked the tickets online, we showed the booking in our mobile and went inside. There are two types of tickets one for the gallery and the other to go in lift upto a certain level inside the statue to see the view from above. You may require atleast 3-4 hours to see around. Evening sunset near the dam and light show on the statue after sunset are additional attractions. Then we went to Vadodara outskirts and stayed in Hotel Apple Grand. (a nice hotel on the highway)

The 182-metre (600 feet aprox.) statue is dedicated to Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel, the architect of independent India. The colossal monument towers over River Narmada and overlooks the vast surrounds and the river basin and the sprawling Sardar Sarovar dam. The Sardar Sarovar Dam is the third highest concrete dam (163 metres) in India after Bhakra (226 metres) in Himachal Pradesh and Lakhwar (192 metres) in Uttar Pradesh. A Light and Sound show using laser technology projected on the Statue of Unity takes place every evening except Monday. For further details about the Statue of Unity click here

Day-2

Biren and Madhavi joined us in the morning. At breakfast, we decided to skip Sabarmati as going in Ahmedabad would delay our journey. Instead we went to Adalaj Stepwell.

Adalaj Stepwell

The flamboyant 15th-century stepwell, with intricate carvings on the pillars that support the five storeys are mostly intact; the beams work as pit stops for pigeons flying in and out and the structure still leaves jaws dropped for swarms of people. The step-well represents the Indo-Islamic fusion architecture that percolated through the many stepwells of the period. The opening in the ceilings above the landing allows light and air to enter the octagonal well, but direct sunlight never touches the steps except at noon. It is said that the temperature inside the well is six degrees cooler than outside. The stepwell has three entrances. The stairs lead to an underground storey, which has an octagonal opening on top. The walls are covered in ornamental carvings with mythological and village scenes. You can read about it more here

Rani-ki-vav, Patan

Next stop was Patan, the world heritage site of Rani-ki-Vav. This is one of the oldest and finest stepwells in Gujarat and is remarkably preserved. Steps lead down through multiple levels with lines of carved pillars and more than 800 sculptures, mostly on Vishnu-avatar themes, as well as striking geometric patterns. The stepwell is made in the form of an inverted temple. It showcases superior craftsmanship of the era, and the unique Maru-Gurjara architectural style. The stepwell was built in 1063 by Rani Udayamati of the Chaulukya Dynasty to commemorate her husband, Bhimdev I. The stepwell was commissioned in 1063 and was completed after 20 years. Archeologists Henry Cousens and James Burgess visited it in 1890s when it was completely buried under silt and only the shaft and few pillars were visible. The stepwell was rediscovered in 1940s, and the Archeological Survey of India restored it in 1980s. The stepwell has been listed as one of UNESCO's World Heritage Sites since 2014. Read more here

Sun Temple, Modhera

The guide we hired here told us to go to Modhera also. So we went to Modhera before the close of the site for the day. Modhera is an ideal destination for being away from the hustle-bustle of city life for a day. The unruffled peaceful landscape and the majestically welcoming temple complex will ensure to take you away from the mundane routines of daily. As you enter the historical complex, you first come across the magnificent kund known as the Ramakund, built in rectangular shape containing 108 shrines to various gods and demi-gods. There are three main shrines positioned on the three sides of the kund, dedicated to Ganesh and Vishnu and an image of Lord Shiva dancing the ‘tandav’ facing the temple of the sun which covers the fourth side. The twelve representations carved on the pillars represent the sun according to the twelve months. The statue of the sun god no longer exists. More about here

Reached Rann Riders, Dasada, Little Rann of Kutch in the night. During the night you can miss the sign board, while reaching advised to go slow so that you can take a proper turn to reach the resort. We met Cyclist Brajesh Sharma who was going live on YouTube from the Nature Zone. He is on All India Tour on cycle to create awareness about dangers of using plastic in general and single use plastic in particular. He regularly interacts with the schools, colleges on his tour which he started a year back. Follow him here

Day-3

Little Rann of Kutch

Morning after breakfast, went for the dry land safari in the Wild Ass Sanctuary and wet land safari in the evening. Being the world’s only natural habitat for wild ass, the sanctuary of course draws people to watch these magnificent creatures. However, the sanctuary harbours a large variety of bird population. The Rann was a shallow part of the Gulf of Kutch earlier. It is formed through the process of siltation of marine estuary. During monsoon, the Rann becomes a vast shallow sheet of water which dries up by October, November. Flamingos, Pelicans, Spoonbills, Glossy Ibis and Painted Storks etc were seen by us. We saw Brahminy Duck, Sandgrouse, etc. also.

Day-4

Left for Dholavira for Harappan Excavation another UNESCO World Heritage site. This was the highlight of the trip. As all you know, every such trip has a highlight and a place worth visiting, a lifetime achievement. Dholavira was one such place. You are reminded of the advance techniques used by people more than 4500 years ago. You will not believe until you see such place. Personally, I feel what you are taught in schools about history is nothing when you visit such places and hear from government guides.

Dholavira

Dholavira is the most remarkable excavations of the Indus Valley Civilization or Harappan culture, dating back to 4500 years ago. What Dholavira offers you, in the intense environment that comes with being surrounded by the Great Rann of Kutch, is a unique insight into the pioneering Harappan mind, with one of the world’s earliest and best planned water conservation systems and what might be the world’s first signboards, written in ancient Indus script.

The excavation also tells the story of the 7 stages of the civilization, from development to maturity to decay, the last of which hints at a strange piece of history, with more questions than answers. After the peak of the civilization Dholavira was temporarily abandoned, after which it seems that the settlers returned with a markedly de-urbanized culture. There are hints that they willingly chose to simplify their lives, rather than try to ride the collapse of their once glorified civilization. Here, on the ruins, you will have a chance to contemplate what progress and civilization mean and what, if anything, is truly permanent.

Dholavira, known locally as Kotada (large fort), sprawls over 100 hectares of semi-arid land at the north-west corner of the island of Khadir. It is one of the islands in the Great Rann of Kutch that remain above the flood-plains in months when the rest of the desert is submerged by the monsoon. Dholavira has two seasonal nallahs, or streams: Mansar in the north, and Manhar in the south. The journey to Dholavira itself is beautiful, taking you through the saline desert plains of the Great Rann, where you can spot wildlife such as chinkara, nilgai, flamingos and other bird life.

The site was unearthed by the Archeological Survey of India (ASI) in 1967, but has been systematically excavated only since 1990. It has a museum where all the artefacts are on display. Visit this website for more information.

Chobari

We started for Chobari, Nature Zone, our final stop of the day. The google map shows the wrong route at the last leg. But follow your instincts and go, as the people nearby are helpful. Ashwath drove through a village and people guided properly. When in the map it was showing the homestay is just across, I told him just take a turn instead of going ahead. Just then, I noticed a board showing the way. So, we went first, as the other car followed the google map and was helped by Ramji by sending a person to show the way. It is very difficult in the night and if you are new in these areas.

Meriya Nature Zone is a homestay and bookings can be made through personal contacts. It is yet to be on internet. The homestay is very good with basic amenities. As mobile network is available, no worries about internet connection. Ekal Rann is nearby and the full moon with Rann in background is something to be experienced. For bird lovers, the homestay itself is a heaven as Maharashtra’s state bird Yellow footed Green Pigeon, peacock, red vented bulbul, kingfisher, Domicile’s crane, etc are plenty. Just outside the homestay, there is a water body, where lot of coots, cormorants, ducks, shag, etc can be seen.

Day-5

Ekal Rann

Noel and others went for nearby bird watching where hordes of peacock, common cranes, calves feeding takes place and came back. The other group enjoyed the bird watching and village experience chitchatting under the tree in the homestay. As we have not decided about our further stay at Nakhatrana/Bhuj, Ramji Meriya suggested us Jugal Tiwari at Nakhatrana. We finalised the stay at Nakhatrana, Centre for Desert and Ocean (CEDO) for two nights. In the evening we went to Ekal Rann for sunset and full moon. We saw flamingos and cranes in thousands. The slushy road in between leads to Dholavira but only when it dries. Ramji was telling that due to excessive rains this year, it has not dried up. He also remembered his pioneering effort of bike rally from Ekal to Dholavira and back.

Day-6

Bhuj

After breakfast, we started off to Bhuj, and straight went to Aina Mahal but unfortunately, we reached around 12.30 pm. It is closed between 11.45 am and 3.00 pm. Then, Noel suggested to go to his friend’s hotel (Hotel Annapurna, near Bhid Gate). We thought of getting our RT-PCR done and enquired with Gor and Jugal Tiwari and agreed to do it in Bhuj before proceeding further to Mandvi and then to Nakhatrana. Bhagat lab, Bhuj does the RT-PCR in Bhuj.

Mandvi Beach

We then went to Mandvi beach and spent time. There must be some other point where seagull, spoon bill etc, are plenty. The beach point is very crowded with camel ride, boat ride, joy ride etc. and bustling with lot of people. We were wondering where this corona went?

Reached Moti-Virani village, where CEDO is situated and here came to know about Jugal Tiwari is ex. BNHS person. He was also pleasantly surprised to know about us being BNHS members. The booking at CEDO is through internet only and some times through contacts known to him. In our case Ramji Meriya. No bookings on go and knock.

Day-7

Lakhpat, Narayan Sarovar

Mata-no-Madh, Ashapura Temple

After breakfast, we started for Lakhpat the fort town. On our way we stopped at the Mata-No-Madh Ashapura Temple. This shrine is steeped in antiquity as far as its origin is concerned. Today there is no trace of any ancient records or writings which give any indications of the beginning of worship at this shrine. One fact firmly stands out that this deity was very much there in 9th century AD when the Samma clan of Rajputs from Sindh first entered western, or more correctly, north-western Kutch. They were followed in the later centuries by more families or this clan which eventually established them in the region and one of their line got control of the whole state of Kutch in the beginning of the 16th century. Then we went to Siyot Caves. It is a small Buddhist cave as the name suggests. From Siyot to Lakhpat, the road after passing a village was only bushes and mud road. Though the google map shows it as Siyot-Lakhpat Road, it is a challenge to drive on this road which joins the Gaduli-Lakhpat Road at the end.

Lakhpat

Lakhpat Fort with a walled fort, was an important coastal trade node in the 18th century. At the mouth of the Kori creek, the large fort walls still offer testimony to a short but glorious past. One can climb the fort rampart, the only remaining structure of the fort, and look over at the placid sea. This spot is particularly stunning at sunset. Within the fort walls, also lies a 16th century gurdwara. It is believed that Guru Nanak stopped here twice during his second (1506–1513) and fourth (1519–1521) missionary journey called Udasis. The gurdwara is a soothing spot for travellers. The soft hymns play constantly in the background, as travellers visit the ancient Sikh place of worship to see relics like wooden footwear, palkhi (palanquin), manuscripts and markings of two important heads of Udasi sect. We had prasad at the Gurudwara Langar.

More than 200 years old, the fort is named after Rao Lakha, who ruled in Sindh about the middle of the thirteenth century. It fell to ruins through the century, as trade depleted, and the people in the town migrated to fairer pastures.

Narayan Sarovar

Narayan Sarovar Temple has great spiritual significance. This is one of the 5 holy lakes of Hinduism, along with Mansarovar in Tibet, Pampa in Karnataka, Bhuvaneshwar in Orissa and Pushkar in Rajasthan, and is considered a coveted place for a holy dip. The origin of Narayan Sarovar dates back to the Puranas. It is said that there was a drought in the region, and Lord Vishnu appeared in response to ardent prayers by sages. When he touched the land with his toe, a lake was immediately created, alleviating the locals from their misery. An adjoining temple built by the wife of Maharao Desalji features shrines of Shri Trikamraiji, Laxminarayan, Govardhannathji, Dwarkanath, Adinarayan, Ranchodraiji and Laxmiji. Madhavi was excited to know about Vallabhacharya, who had baithak at this place. She interacted with the pujari of the temple to know more about it.

A short drive from here, the Koteshwar Mahadev Temple is a grand sandstone structure that overlooks a marshy sea. Shrines dedicated to Shiva and Ganesha are the highlights here. Koteshwar Temple, at a place where the immensity of dry land meets the incomprehensible vastness of the sea. It is the last outpost of human construction and the temple at the westernmost limit of India. The story of Koteshwar begins with Ravana, who won a boon from Lord Shiva for an outstanding display of piety. This boon was the gift of a Shiva linga of great spiritual power, but which Ravana, in his arrogant haste, accidentally dropped and it fell to earth at Koteshwar. To punish Ravana for his carelessness, the linga turned into a thousand identical copies (some versions of the story say ten thousand, some a million; suffice to say it was quite a lot.) Unable to distinguish the original, Ravana grabbed one and departed, leaving the original one here, around which Koteshwar Temple was built. Visitors can see the temple, walk along the beach and on a clear night, even see the glow of light from Karachi, Pakistan, on the north-western horizon. One more observation was that the flag is so long that it touches almost the sides. Never seen temple flag so long.

On our way back, we were looking for the tropic of cancer line which we could not find while going. To our delight, we found the board but the markings on the road is not at all visible may be due to asphalting of roads and ignorance of the contractor who laid the road.

We skipped going to Nirona village for award winning rogan artistes, bell makers, Lacquer works due to paucity of time.

Day-8

We started after our breakfast for Vadodara. Wait. Jugal Tiwari wanted to show us his fossil collections which was spellbound. He explained patiently and offered his help those students for their academic purpose. He also showed us the bell works and rogan art which he sells to guests as promotion of cultural appreciation. After exchanging pleasantries, we left for Biren’s house. The drive was a long one. We took a different route in which the road was not at all good as compared to arterial roads. Hence, we reached Vadodara at least 30-40 minutes after they reached. Noel went to his daughter in law’s place. We had a on the go Vadodara darshan in Biren’s vehicle. Meera Madam revisited her student days. We purchased some sweets and savouries for our contacts and colleagues in Mumbai. Else you will be stuck for response for it will be like Returned and had dinner at Biren’s house.

Day-9

Left early around 7 am. Biren dropped Commander and Meera at the designated spot to meet Noel. Transferred the luggages accordingly. Off we went to Dandi.

Dandi

The 'National Salt Satyagraha Memorial', Dandi, is conceived as an experiential journey recreating the spirit and the energy of the 1930 Dandi March led by Mahatma Gandhi and 80 of his fellow Satyagrahis, taking the visitors to the Monument step-by-step in order to visualize and understand the history of the historic Salt March and the methodology of Satyagraha, which finally led to India’s Independence. As Noel asked us to visit his factory at Vasai, off we went from Dandi to Vasai. We reached first and was waiting who joined after half an hour. Noel showed us his factory and his award-winning instruments. We said good-bye with lot of memories of the fascinating trip. Dropped Meera Madam at her place and returned to Kalyan west at sunset.

Note:

In view of Corona, we followed the safe procedure like wearing mask always when stepping out, in car, etc.

Did RT-PCR for each person for crossing the state border even though there was no check.

Thanks to Noel and Ashwath our excellent drivers. Commander for a brief change drove a portion of the trip.

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travelthroughts · 4 years ago

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3 Most Amazing places In Gujrat Which Are Too Good to Miss

Gujarat, the sixth largest state in India is one of those states which needs no introduction. Gujarat shares its border with its neighboring countries Pakistan, Maharashtra, Rajasthan, Madhya Pradesh. The entire western part of Gujrat is bordered by the Arabian Sea. With the fifth largest economy in India, the GDP of Gujarat is very high as compared to other states in India. Not only GDP, but the state also has an equally good rank in the Human Development Index. Gujarat has a glorious past and a rich history, and if you visit Gujarat you’ll find some sites showcasing Indus Valley Civilisation like Lothal, Gola Dhoro, etc. It also has one of the world’s first seaports: Lothal. It is also one of the three states where alcohol is completely banned.

So, if you want to have an alcohol free holiday for you and your friends or your spouse, Gujrat is here for you. Now let us see what Gujrat has for us and why its a must visit Indian state:

1. Ahmedabad:

With the magnificent history, home to glorious temples, serene lakes, exciting museums, Ahmedabad is the heart of Gujrat. If you visit Ahmedabad, you’ll come to surprise when you see how beautifully the city has maintained its share of rapid growth along with keeping its heritage and culture equally secured.

The world famous Sabarmati Ashram, built by our father of the nation Mahatma Gandhi is situated in this largest city of Gujrat. Unlike other Indian states, Gujrat is not afraid of its increasing population and with the increasing population, Ahmedabad has in turned increased its housing industry and worked upon the development of skyscrapers.

2. Somnath Temple:

Somnath with the literal meaning “lord of the moon” is a world famous temple in Gujarat which is visited by devotees from all over the country. Along with Somnath temple, you’ll also find lots of other temples like Gita Mandir, Kamnath temple in the area. This temple was reconstructed seven times until the people were finally satisfied. The temple has been constructed with a unique style of Chalukyas. The temple offers you amazing views from the top surrounded by the Arabian coast, the waves will leave you mesmerized.

3. Rann Of Kutch:

Rann Of Kutch, also known as “The White Desert Of India” is a very unique attraction in Gujarat. It is one of the most surreal places in India and should not be missed in any case if you are visiting Gujrat.The existing beauty of Rann Of Kutch doubles during the cool days of winters. The world famous Rann Festival is conducted in this season, due to this the best time to visit this place is December-February. If you love adventure, the festival also hosts activities like hot-air ballooning and other exciting sports.

Now usually everybody gets confused as to how to reach Rann Of Kutch from your respective states:

How to reach Rann of Kutch from Mumbai? There are a variety of option to reach rann of Kutch,

-By Flight: You can take a flight from Mumbai to Bhuj

-By Train: Train is also one of the convenient options to reach the place

-By Bus: Even the condition on the roads are equally good if the road is what you prefer.

How to reach Rann of Kutch from Delhi?

-By Flight: You can take a flight from Delhi to Bhuj

-By Train: You can reach from Delhi even via train.

-By Bus: It is one of the easiest ways to travel if you live in Delhi.

Thus, a state where you’ll find all the flavors of history, simplicity, and modernity is Gujarat. Next time, don’t think twice about Gujarat if you want a simple, silent and serene holiday along with all the luxurious resorts and hotels one can find.

#places to visit in gujarat #amazing places in gujarat #famous places in gujarat

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swantourtravel · 1 year ago

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Romantic Getaways in Gujarat: The Perfect Honeymoon Destinations

Are you planning your dream honeymoon and searching for a romantic escape? Gujarat, a land of timeless beauty and charm in western India, has a treasure trove of enchanting destinations tailor-made for your romantic getaway. From calm beaches to beautiful hill stations, Gujarat offers something for every couple looking to celebrate their love. And affordable Gujarat tour packages from Swan Tours makes it all the more worth exploring.

Diu: The Serene Island Paradise

Imagine walking hand in hand on the palm-fringed beaches of Diu, an isolated island where history meets pristine shores. Nagoa Beach, with its soft sands and gentle waves, sets the stage for a magical sunset with your loved one. Discover the island's historic charm at Diu Fort and St. Paul's Church.

Porbandar: The Tranquil Coastal Retreat

For a quiet coastal retreat, visit Porbandar, the birthplace of Mahatma Gandhi. Its beach is a perfect spot for a romantic picnic or to witness the enchanting sunset. The tranquil ambiance is sure to create special moments for you and your partner.

Saputara: The Hill Station Haven

Gujarat's only hill station, Saputara, nestled in the Western Ghats, offers lush greenery, a cool climate, and mesmerizing views. Take a romantic boat ride on Saputara Lake or explore the surrounding forests during a nature walk. It's an ideal destination for relaxation and quality time together.

Wilson Hills: A Romantic Escapade

Just a stone's throw from Dharampur, Wilson Hills offers breathtaking viewpoints and a tranquil atmosphere. This destination is perfect for couples seeking an unspoiled natural beauty and solitude to reconnect and celebrate their love.

Rann of Kutch: A Unique Desert Romance

The Rann of Kutch, the world's largest salt desert, offers a unique honeymoon experience. Visit during the Rann Utsav, a cultural festival from October to February, when the white desert comes alive with music, dance, and an array of cultural experiences. It's an unforgettable way to celebrate your special journey together.

Bhuj: The Cultural Heritage Hub

Bhuj, the capital of Kutch, is a city steeped in culture and history. Explore the stunning Aina Mahal, Prag Mahal, and the vibrant bazaars. A visit to the Great Rann of Kutch for stargazing under the open sky can be a profoundly romantic experience.

Palitana: A Spiritual and Romantic Ascent

Palitana is famous for its ancient temples atop Shatrunjaya Hill. The climb to these temples is a journey you can take together, and the panoramic views from the top are awe-inspiring. Witnessing the sunrise or sunset from this sacred hill will be etched in your memories forever.

Gondal: A Royal Retreat

Gondal, a charming town, is home to the Riverside Palace, transformed into a heritage hotel. Spend your honeymoon in regal luxury while exploring the town's historic Naulakha Palace and beautiful gardens. It's a royal rendezvous that you'll cherish.

Culinary Delights: Gujarat's Flavors of Love

Gujarat's culinary heritage is rich and varied, with a focus on vegetarian delights and sweet treats. A candlelit dinner featuring authentic Gujarati cuisine can be a flavorful addition to your romantic getaway, adding a delightful touch to your special moments.

Conclusion

In a nutshell, Gujarat offers a range of romantic getaways that cater to every couple's desires. Whether you're in search of tranquility, adventure, or a blend of both, Gujarat has the perfect destination for you. Your honeymoon in this beautiful state will be an unforgettable chapter in the love story of your life. It's time to make memories that will last a lifetime! Swan Tours offers the most affordable yet comprehensive holiday packages in India that you can explore for your next trip!

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akshita14 · 1 year ago

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Time Square Club: The Premier Choice for Business Meetings in Gujarat

Gujarat, a thriving hub of commerce and culture, is a sought-after destination for business meetings and events. Amidst the vibrant city of Bhuj, Time Square Club stands as a beacon of excellence, offering top-notch facilities for business gatherings, complemented by the Kutch's best hotels. In this article, we explore why Time Square Club is the premier choice for business meetings in Gujarat and how it seamlessly combines professionalism with luxury in its club house.

Business Meetings in Gujarat

Gujarat's economic significance on the national stage is indisputable. With a dynamic business landscape encompassing diverse industries, it attracts professionals, entrepreneurs, and corporate giants from across the country and around the world. Hosting business meetings in Gujarat is a common practice, thanks to the state's excellent connectivity, thriving economy, and modern infrastructure.

Time Square Club: The Epitome of Excellence

Time Square Club in Bhuj, Gujarat, takes pride in being the epitome of excellence when it comes to hosting business meetings. Here's why it's the top choice for professionals seeking a blend of modern amenities and the warmth of Kutch's best hotels:

1. State-of-the-Art Facilities: Time Square Club boasts state-of-the-art meeting and conference facilities equipped with the latest audiovisual technology. Whether you're hosting a small corporate gathering or a large-scale conference, the club's facilities can be tailored to your needs.

2. Elegant Ambiance: The club exudes an elegant ambiance, ideal for creating a professional and conducive environment for meetings. The tasteful interiors and comfortable seating arrangements ensure that your attendees are comfortable and focused.

3. Catering Services: Time Square Club understands the importance of culinary delights in elevating your meeting experience. They offer catering services that can be customized to your preferences, ensuring that your guests enjoy delectable meals and refreshments.

4. Club House Luxuries: In addition to its outstanding meeting facilities, Time Square Club also offers a luxurious club house experience. It's the perfect place to unwind after a day of meetings, network with colleagues, or simply relax in the comfortable and stylish surroundings.

Exploring Kutch's Best Hotels

When you choose Time Square Club for your business meeting, you're not just selecting a venue; you're also gaining access to the best hotels in kutch. Bhuj is known for its warm hospitality and Time Square Club upholds this tradition by providing comfortable and well-appointed accommodations for your convenience.

Conclusion

In the realm of business meetings in Gujarat, Time Square Club shines as a symbol of excellence. It seamlessly combines modern meeting facilities with the comforts of Kutch's best hotels, ensuring that your business gatherings are productive and memorable.

Whether you're hosting a conference, a seminar, or a corporate retreat, Time Square Club in Bhuj is equipped to meet your needs. The club's dedication to providing top-notch services and luxurious amenities ensures that your business meetings in Gujarat are not only successful but also enjoyable.

Choose Time Square Club for your next business meeting, and experience the perfect blend of professionalism, luxury, and the warm hospitality of Kutch. It's more than just a venue; it's one of the best hotels in kutch an exceptional destination for your corporate events in Gujarat.

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templetouronline-blog · 6 years ago

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Kutch Travel Packages

Day: 1 Bhuj City

On arrival at Bhuj, transfer to the hotel. Full day City tour includes Hamirsar Lake, Kutch Museum, Aina Mahal (A walk through the maze of winding streets leads to the exquisite Aina Mahal Palace - Palace of Mirrors) It showcases a fascinating Indo – Dutch style of Architecture.), Pragh Mahal(Next door to the Aina Mahal, in the same walled compound, is the giant Prag Mahal, which may at first seem slightly out of place at the far western edge of India, looking more appropriate in France.), Ram Kund, Swaminarayan Temple.

The evening is free for shopping spare or leisure. Overnight stay at Bhuj City

Day: 2 Desert of Kutch Rann

After breakfast drive to Kalo Dungar (25 km north of Khavda, the top of the Black Hills is the highest point in Kutch, at 462 K.m. From here, the entire northern horizon vanishes into the Great Kutch Rann, the desert and sky often becoming indistinguishable. It is one of the few non-coastal locations where one can feel like being at the edge of the earth, on the brink of the incomprehensible vastness that fades off towards infinity.), Guru Dattatreya Temple, return drive to Dhordo village.

At Dhordo village, visit White Desert (the world famous White Rann) here you can enjoy Desert Safari on your own. Drive back to Hodko and enjoy irresistible cultural programs with dinner. Overnight Stay Hodko Village

Day: 3 Mandvi Beach

After breakfast let’s drive to Mandvi. (Mandvi is known for its pristine beach with crystal clear waters of the Arabian Sea). Private Luxurious tented accommodation is the best option to relax on the beach.

This beach was the Maharao’s private beach and the Vijay Vilas Palace overlooking the beach was a summer retreat for the Maharao.) Let’s visit Jain Temple (72 Jinalaya), Vijay Vilas Palace, Mandvi Beach. Enjoy an evening at the beach, here you can ride Camel Safari & also enjoy all beach activities (on your own) with a view of the sunset.

Drive back to Bhuj, It’s time to back to routine. Drive to Railway Station / Airport and proceed to your destination. Return memories of an impressive holiday until next time…..

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mumbaikaarle · 6 years ago

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Travel Trikon Great Rann Of Kutch - Full Moon Glory On 15th-18th February, 2019

Event Tag: Trikon #1386Event Name: Great Rann of Kutch - Full Moon Glory Event Date: 15th Feb - 18th Feb 2019Event Duration: 3 DaysEvent Cost: Rs 9499/- per paxTotal Seats: 25Location: BhujGrade: EasyType: BackpackingMr. Bachchan had once said “Kutch nahi dekha toh Kuch nahi dekha!” This quote is true in all aspects. Kutch or Great Rann of Kutch or White Dessert refers to the white salt desert, which is an empty expanse of white salt land and has blue sky above. On the full moon night, watch the entire carpet of salt glow as if in a dreamland. Mix of art and culture, traditions and ancient heritage all come together to deliver a scintillating experience. During the Rann Utsav, you can experience the superior indulgence of Kutchi culture and live performances. Witness the local artisans weaving traditional artwork and displaying the handicrafts.At Travel Trikon, we also take you for a Bhuj sightseeing tour where you can explore the Havelis and Mahals for the Royal treatment.Shop for Bandhani, jewelry and dazzling fabric for an amazing feel.Major Attractions:Blend the rich local art and culture of Dhordo - KutchHandicraft artists weaving the beautiful art worksBe at the top most point for sunrise sighting of Rann - Kala DongarLive up the blissful moment of Full Moon at RannWitness the world famous RANN UTSAVEnjoy doing camel ride and watch live performancesWalk across the widespread White Salt DesertVisit Vijay Vilas Palace Aina MahalVisit Vijay-vilas palace and Mandvi beachLocal shopping and food hopping around BhujItineraryDay 1: Friday, 15th Feb 201917:00: Meet Travel Trikon Team at Bandra StationLeave for Bhuj by 22955/Kutch SF Express Train & Spend overnight in TrainDay 2: Saturday , 16th Feb 2019Breakfast in the TrainKalo Dungar – Hodka – White DesertReach Station by 9 am , Travel toward Kalo Dungar, Explore till 11:30 pm , Reach hotel by 01 pm and get freshen up. Post Lunch leave for White Desert – Heaven on the Earth and enjoy life time memorable Sunset an... Read more source https://mumbaihikers.com/m/events/view/Travel-Trikon-Great-Rann-Of-Kutch-Full-Moon-Glory-On-15th-18th-February-2019

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thetravelcube · 6 years ago

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6 Days / 5 Nights Best Of Kutch Tour

With its striking mud architecture, a unique medley of spell bounding apparels and exquisite craft traditions, this culturally enriched and eminently vivacious land comes with an outstanding handcrafted feel. Each community of Gujarat is defined by its own unique crafts and apparels, dance traditions and oral traditions. Extending along Tropic of Cancer, right from the state of Rajasthan to Pakistan’s edge and also to that of Arabian Sea, the Great Rann of Kutch covers an area of more than 45000sq km and is one of the country’s most distinctive and largest districts geographically. Thus, a tour of Kutch introduces you to the most authentic and alluring Gujarat.

Best Of Kutch Tour Itinerary Details Tour Name: Best Of Kutch Tour Tour Duration: 05 Nights / 06 Days Destinations Covered: Ahmedabad – Little Rann of Kutch – Bhuj – Mandvi Tour Price: 21,500/- Per Person

Day 01: Arrive Ahmedabad and Ahmedabad to Little Rann of Kutch Upon your arrival at Ahmedabad station/airport, you’ll be greeted by our tour representative who then drives you down to the little Rann of Kutch. Little Rann of Kutch is a unique salt marsh with endless possibilities for exploration and most remarkable and memorable landscapes. On reaching check into desert resort and later during dusk, set out for a cross-desert safari, one of the most thrilling experiences you would ever get to pick. During the safari, you could easily spot herds of wild asses, desert foxes, blue bulls, jackals, wolves, blackbucks swishing past you. Back to resort for dinner and night stay.

Day 02: Little Rann of Kutch – Bhuj Next day post breakfast we depart for Bhuj, a picturesque city of Gujarat also often referred to as ‘Jaisalmer of Gujarat’. On reaching, check into hotel and later on proceed for a sightseeing of the city. Places such as Aina mahal, Prag mahal, Cenotaph complex, Bhartiya Sanskriti Darshan Exhibitions are included in our Bhuj sightseeing agenda. Back to hotel for dinner and night stay.

Day 03: Bhuj – Banni and Pachcham – Hodka/Dhordo Next day after breakfast we leave for Hodka village en route Banni as well Pachcham areas. In the course of the day’s tour we also visit other villages like Dhordo, Ludiya, Bhirandiyara and Khavda. A visit to these villages of Gujarat introduces you to the authentic Gujarat and is a real treat for the cultural tourists. Later on during the day, we visit places like Dattatreya temple and Kalo Dungar or Black hill from where you get a bird’s eye view of the famed Great Rann of Kutch. Sight of the setting sun over the Great Rann that you get to view from hill top is indeed mesmerizing. Back to hotel for dinner and night stay.

Day 04: Hodka/Dhordo – Mata No Madh – Lakhpat – Narayan Sarovar – Koteshwar – Nakhatrana Next morning we leave for Nakhatrana en route places like Mata No Madh, Lakhpat, Narayan Sarovar and Koteshwar. Mata No Madh, the famed temple dedicated to Ashapura Mata is indeed a must-visit. At Lakhpath, we visit places such as Lakpath fort, tomb of Saint Gosh Muhammad and Gurudwara. Next we visit the most holy lake for Hindus; Narayan Sarovar after which we visit the famous Koteshwar Shiva temple. After our Darshan at the temple, we drive down straight to Nakhatrana and check into hotel for dinner and night stay.

Day 05: Nakhatrana to Mandvi Next day post breakfast we hit the road for Mandhvi, a picture-perfect port city of Gujarat with its enticing beaches. On reaching check into hotel and later proceed for a visit of Mandvi’s Vijay Vilas Palace and for a stroll at the Mandvi beach. Back to hotel for dinner and night stay.

Day 06: Mandvi to Ahmedabad Today we depart for Ahmedabad early in the morning. On reaching you are transferred to airport/railway station where our representative sees you off and you proceed for your onward journey back home, taking back with you lots of happy memories of this incredible best of Kutch Gujarat vacation.

Tour Highlights:

Desert safari at Little Rann

Cultural village tour around Bhuj

Visit to renowned places like Mata No Madh, Lakhpat fort, Narayan Sarovar and Koteshwar Lord Shiva temple.

Lazing away and strolling at Mandvi beach

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the-stitching-project-com · 6 years ago

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Hand built Ships Our little secret is Mandvi. From our place we can take a comfortable overnight sleeper train and arrive in Bhuj the next morning. We have many mates in Bhuj who do the most subline textile thingys, so we usually have a night in Bhuj to catch up with people and then head out to the coast at Mandvi and stay in the most amazing, or perhaps bizarre hotel overlooking the river mouth where they build ships. We have a Gujarat Tour coming up in November so are using that as an excuse to escape next week- got to check a few details. Wink, wink. I love our little hotel, from the outside it looks like something inspired by Lego world- bright red, blue and yellow siding, you head upstairs and it is thoroughly adorned with artificial flowers. Yep every surface has a vase or 2. Now these are very special, lovingly tended artificial flowers, colours always bright and not a skerrick of dust to be found. Unsurprisingly, or so it seems to me the Suite room we have on the top floor wreaks of 70's revival- synthetic velvet, gaudy blinds, a lounge suite like no other and beautiful windows on 2 walls looking out over the ships and river mouth, sometimes there are flamingos in the water [I said 70's revival but these are real, not artificial]. It is the most pleasurably, relaxing spot to escape to for a few days- sea breezes in the window, I can lie on bed and read and watch flamingos, my love can watch TV This is our little escape- I am not sure everyone would be so entranced,... when we have tour groups we hang out at the Camp at the Royal Palace- right on the beach and remote and peaceful for India. It is also has the lovely flavour that is Mandvi. #creativeartssafaris #storiestotell #travelwriting #textiletravels #textilestories #gujarat #handcraftedboats #crafttours #textiletours #traveltolearn #travelwithlove #experientialtravel #handsonexperiences #wanderandwonder #culturaltourism #learningholidays #traveldeeper #littlevignettes #visitthevillage #offthebeatentrack #inspiredtravels # travelwithus https://ift.tt/2tCwi9X

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timesquareclub · 3 years ago

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Features That Make Any Hotel Feel Like a Luxury Hotel

People love to visit 5 Star Hotels in bhuj and rest, that's why the hospitality industry is so lucrative. Hotels often provide a great level of comfort, cleanliness and of course pleasant services. One of the most important things you should focus on as a hotelier is your guests' experience at your place. In fact your success as a hotel owner depends on whether your guests will come back or not. The way to achieve this is making your hotel neat and pleasurable for them.

Travel must be one of the most enjoyable hobbies out there. Exploring new countries, visiting amazing places and meeting new people is something that everybody should try at least once in life. Usually, in order to make that trip special, some financial planning is required and this can sometimes be challenging. This is why today we are talking all about these features that make any hotel feel like a luxury hotel.

Simple Booking

Booking Business Hotels in Bhuj Gujarat these days is simple, convenient and flexible. There are different types of hotels: there are budget hotels, luxury hotels, airport hotels and some other types of hotels. Everyone wants to book a luxury hotel with the highest comfort level that would allow you to relax after hectic schedules at work.

With cheap hotels, it is all you can ask for. You don't have to worry about anything else. You can see the hotel’s tariff and decide if you are willing to stay at that price or not. The booking of hotels is simple even if you are located in a distant place. This can be possible through web portals and through software.

Knowledgeable Staff

If you have ever stayed in a luxury hotel, then you know how they exude an air of suave elegance. From the moment you step foot on their property, you are greeted by staff who are knowledgeable and friendly. To an outside observer, it may just seem like any other hotel but these luxury hotels offer top-notch customer service and amenities, which is the main reason why they serve as a popular destination for business or leisure travelers.

Luxury hotels understand that if they want to entice repeat guests, they need to make them feel special. The same is true for any type of business. If you want a consumer to return to your product or brand, they must enjoy their experience.

On-Site Services

Hotels have started to offer an array of services on-site. From vacuuming your room to having their staff carry your bags to your room, many hotels are now trying their best to provide more than just a place to sleep. Some hotels also feature gyms, 24 hours restaurants and bars, fully stocked libraries and other services you'd expect at a luxury hotel. One of the main reasons so many people enjoy staying at luxury hotels is the detailed service each guest receives. However, most luxury hotels don't just reserve personal service for their guests, they also provide it to their staff as well.

A Variety of Excellent Food and Drink

As our hotel room is brought to life with the finest amenity, we are reminded to enter a world of indulgence. Water pressure and temperature for the shower, bath and soaking tub are important initial points of interest, as is the quality and variety of toiletries. When you are on vacation, you don't want to worry about where to eat. Whether you are traveling solo or with a family, one thing is for certain: you deserve the highest quality dining experience.

It's pretty likely that the food you eat at home is far better than what is served in a hotel restaurant. However, most hotels have more to offer. Whether it's an excellent room service on top of everything else, or a variety of restaurants and bars that allow for individual tastes and preferences, there are plenty of features that make any hotel feel like a luxury hotel.

Quick Resolution of Problems

When thinking of a luxury hotel stay, most people picture a fantastic room and an ideally relaxing experience. But whether it's poor customer service that ruins a vacation or faulty appliances that interrupt a perfectly good spa day, problems can and will happen...and when they do, it can be hard to relax. If you want to book a hotel that avoids those common complaints, you should book the hotel with quick resolution of problems. That way, you can always enjoy your stay in peace and comfort, whether it's at home or abroad.

Conclusion

Hotels are not always cheap and cheerful. Moreover, there are hotels which are not only overpriced but are also in bad condition. Finding perfect hotel for any vacation is largely dependent on the budget you have. Whether you are on business or leisure, a stay in a luxury hotel is worth the cost.

From the amenities and services to the fantastic views and helpful staffs, an experience at one of these hotels is truly memorable. It pays to spend a little extra when booking a stay in one of these premier hotels. So, start planning your next vacation or business trip to one of these world-class hotels!

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