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Madurai, India

Heritage Madurai

A leafy oasis

Tropical modernism in Madurai

A leafy oasis within Madurai, Heritage Madurai offers spacious villa rooms with views of the blossom-laden frangipani trees standing guard over your personal plunge pool, along with 24 deluxe rooms. These feature red tile flooring from the 1920’s, teak wood furniture and large windows that let the daylight seep in. The property also features the Geoffrey Bawa room, which is named after the architect who built the hotel’s club house.

For dining head to the The Banyan, which serves scintillating buffet style meals with a wide variety of food ranging from traditional to western cuisines. There is also the ‘Swig & Tee’ bar, which epitomises the colonial club culture of British Madurai. One section of the bar is part of the main clubhouse building from the 1970’s, whilst the recent extension features a contemporary bar counter. Situated adjacent to one of the oldest Banyan trees of the resort, the bar is an ideal place to enjoy a sundowner.

Highlights

Villa rooms with private plunge pools

Buffet-style meals featuring traditional and western cuisine

Sundowners at the contemporary bar

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Places to combine Heritage Madurai with

The Imperial

Indian Subcontinent

The Imperial
A driveway lined with tall palm trees leads to the grand white facade of The Imperial, one of Delhi’s most iconic hotels. Harking back to the days of the Raj, The Imperial is filled with old-world charm, its fascinating history a permanent presence. The opulence of colonial India is felt from the moment you enter; the high ceilings, crystal chandeliers and artwork from the 18th and 19th centuries giving a sense of grandeur. Rooms are beautifully styled with antique
Ariel view of waves breaking on a forested shoreline