Hotels in Hampi
Kishkinda Heritage Resort
Near Stone Bridge Cross,Sanapur, Anegundi, Gangavati Taluk. View Map
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Kishkinda Heritage Resort is located in Sanapur, Anegundi. The nearest railway station is at Hosapete from where pick and drop facility is organised... more »
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"Hotel is overall good. Only flip side is that Play area and water rides are not attended properly." more » |
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Hotel Sarvesh is located on Anegundi Road at Gangavathi which is about 11 kms to Navabrindavan Island (a pilgrim place) and 30 kms to Hampi.... more »
Review:
"This hotel though marked in Hampi is 45 KM out. Reaching there is a big problem. Services are good and the staff is really caring. Rooms were okay." more » |
Description:Location
Hotel Krishna Palace is located on Station Road at Hospet in Bellary district of Karnataka. The domestic airport lies 35 km away at Toorangallu.... more »
Review:
"Good facilities, but unfortunately none of them work. Very sweet and helpful staff, but unfortunately totally untrained in even basic procedures. It was a struggle from check-in to check-out, and most of the time in the room was..." more » |
Laxmi Golden Beach Resort
Virupapur Gaddi (Hampi Island ) , Sanapur ,R.S minirabad road , Gangavathi. View Map
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Description:Spread across 32 acres of land that comprises lush green gardens, water bodies and paddy fields, Laxmi Golden Beach Resort is the ideal place for a rejuvenating... more »
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Description:Hotel Malligi is a beautiful hotel spread over 5 acres of land in the heart of Hospet. With more than 25 years of experience, the hotel offers homely accommodation... more »
Review:
"Had to change the room on the 1st night because of stench in the bathroom. 2nd night the AC did not work at all. Talked to the manager to charge us at non ac rates but refused with all excuses. Will never recommend to anyone and..." more » |
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Hampi Overview
The once capital city of the powerful Vijayanagar Empire, it was founded in 1336, though some parts of the city date back to even earlier, and was abandoned after 1565. The ruins are still visible, and exquisite cultural remains can be found in the historical monuments and architecture, in the palaces, temples, fortifications, baths, markets, aqueducts, pavilions, and carved pillars. These magical ruins are surrounded by granite boulders, and the tumultuous Tungabhadra River, giving visitors a sojourn into the past. A World Heritage Site, Hampi’s structure and ruins can be divided into two areas, generally referred to as the Royal Centre and the Sacred Centre. The Royal Centre contains structures that were palaces, pavilions, and temples. The Sacred Centre is situated along the banks of the holy Tungabhadra river. Places of interest in Hampi include: Virupaksha temple, Hemakunta Hill, Vittala Temple, Sule Bazar, Achutaraya Temple, Purandaradasa Mandapa, Lotus Mahal, and elephant stables.

