India’s Best Luxury Hotels 2013

inMedalIndia is as diverse a country as the eclectic spice markets it is so famed for. The landscape offers snowy mountains, serene beaches, jungle forests and tea plantations. Tranquil temples, intricate palaces, a rich cultural heritage and amazing festivals converge to create a feast for the senses.


2013 India Award Winners – Best Luxury Hotels


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The Oberoi Udaivilas

Exceptional, 10.0 based on 1,026 Guest Reviews

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Conceived as a traditional Indian palace, The Oberoi Udaivilas showcases the rich heritage of the Mewar region of Rajasthan with its rambling courtyards, gentle rippling fountains, reflection pools, verdant gardens, grand architecture, pavilions and domes.

An enchanting boat ride across Lake Pichola transports you to the ceremonial welcome at the resort.

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Taj Lake Palace Udaipur

Exceptional, 9.9 based on 1,629 Guest Reviews

From the moment guests are greeted at the airport or dock, they are immersed in royal mystique. Guests are greeted with a rose petals shower, traditional welcome and refreshments and are then introduced to the marvelously intricate world that is Taj Lake Palace.

The James Bond film Octopussy was filmed on the palace’s premises.

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The Leela Palace New Delhi

Exceptional, 9.9 based on 827 Guest Reviews

In the midst of New Delhiā€™s Diplomatic Enclave, The Leela Palace New Delhi is both decadent and calming with warm tones and and the finest art and decor from around the world.

The rooftop infinity pool and with views of the hotel’s tropical gardens and the city skyline, is a must.

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Wildflower Hall

Exceptional, 9.8 based on 324 Guest Reviews

Nestled in a cedar forest at 8,250 feet in the magnificent Himalayas, Wildflower Hall is a fairy tale resort that is a tranquil sanctuary decorated in the grand style of the colonial era.

Mountain bike downhill form the resort to the Sutlej River for a rafting trip.

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