Situated in the heart of Central India, Khajuraho is a fascinating town with a quaint rural ambience and a rich cultural heritage. Ten centuries ago, eighty-five temples were built here by the Chandela Dynasty of which only twenty remain today. The temples of Khajuraho are a World Heritage Site and are brilliant examples of Medieval Indian architecture.

Built in 12 acres of beautifully landscaped lawns is the 56-room Holiday Inn Khajuraho which is in close proximity to the Airport (3 km) and the temples (2 km). The cool white marbled interiors of this hotel reflect its elegance and ethnic décor.

Hotel Specifications

Accommodation

In-room facilities Twin/Double beds, attached baths, individual climate control, national and international Direct dialing service, Satellite TV, round the clock room service and same day laundry service.

Dining

Gautama

Gautama, the Indian and continental cuisine restaurant has a splendid view of the poolside through its large bay windows. Enjoy the delectable gourmet spread while you listen to the soft sounds of the indoor fountains.

Mahua

Mahua, the bar named after the tree intrinsic to the region, whose fruit is used by the local villagers to extract an alcoholic drink. Enjoy the Holiday Inn Cocktail Kalash while the sound of the flute and tabla transport you to a different era.

Conference and Banquet facilities

Mirabelles Mirabelles, the banquet hall with a capacity for conferencing up to 70 people. Replete with all modern audiovisual facilities as well as excellent infrastructure for conducting creative theme parties.

Other facilities

Downing Street, the only Night Club in town and just the perfect way to dance the night away. The clear blue waters of the swimming pool invite you for a refreshing swim. Adjacent to the poolside area are the recreational facilities like steam, sauna, Jacuzzi and massage.

Basic Data

Country India State Madhya Pradesh District Khajuraho City Khajuraho Location In the heart of Khajuraho, Airport (3 km) and the temples (2 km) Rooms 54 guest rooms and 2 suites

City Information

At Khajuraho, the world-renowned groups of temples western, eastern and southern are must visits. The adjoining Archeological Museum is worth visiting for its collection of the sculptures, inscriptions, and architectural objects. At a distance of sixty-four kms is the Dhubela Museum famous for the Shakti Cult Sculpture. Closer at seven kilometers is the picnic spot of Benisagar Lake that is ideal for boating and angling. The Pandava waterfall and the Ranch waterfalls are other nature spots worth visiting. The annual Khajuraho Dance Festival celebrated in the months of February/March with performances by the Indian classical dancers is a true feast. The temples form the ideal background for the occasion. The festival of Mahashivratri is worth more than participation at Khajuraho. Local handicrafts, silver goods and brassware make good souvenirs from Khajuraho.