Hotels in Khajuraho
Description: A sprawling complex on four acres of land, Hotel Usha Bundela, is set in the heart of the temple town of Khajuraho. The hotel is in complete harmony with... more »
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"The location, Amenities, and condition of the room was so good. The cost of the food items are exorbitant.The rates should be reasonable or else guests will opt for having food outside." more » |
Description:Hotel Casa Di William is a quality budget property that offers visitors to the beautiful temple city of Khajuraho a comfortable stay, along with warm hospitality,... more »
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"Every thing was good, value for money but difficult to place an order due to lack of intercom phone." more » |
Description: A 5-star property, Ramada Khajuraho offers all modern conveniences required by leisure travellers for that perfectly relaxing and rejuvenating holiday... more »
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"Hotel staff are not properly clued up on points of tourist interest. " more » |
Description: Tucked snugly amidst 11 acres of beautifully landscaped gardens, Hotel Chandela is a haven of peace and tranquility.
Hotel Chandela is conveniently... more »
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"Chandela is one of the best maintained and managed Hotels I have stayed in. The staff are extremely courteous and managed all our requests with a friendly smile. The credit should go to the General Manager Mr. Cariappa and his..." more » |
Description: Built on an expanse sprawling more than 18 acres of lush green gardens, the Hotel Clarks Khajuraho is the latest addition to the chain. With tastefully... more »
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"We arrived at the hotel after 12 hour drive. They gave us a room far away from the reception while the rooms near the reception lobby were available. The hot water faucet did not work and I saw water all over the bathroom floor...." more » |
Description: Hotel Lakeside is a quality budget property that provides visitors to the beautiful temple city of Khajuraho with comfortable accommodation, warm hospitality... more »
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Description: Hotel Zen is located on the Jain Temple Road in Khajuraho, just 5 km from the airport. Railway station is 7 km away while the bus stand is km away. The... more »
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"The hotel is still under construction - and climbing up the stairs with steel rods sticking out at places and no handrails when we checked in at night was an initial frightening experience." more » |
Description: Hotel Harmony is a quality budget property that offers visitors to the beautiful 10th century temple city of Khajuraho comfortable accommodation, as well... more »
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"Room was not spacious and TV was in bad condition." more » |
Description:The Lalit Temple View is located just a five minutes walk away from the city's famous Western Group of Temples. The hotel is conveniently located at a... more »
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"The hotel is well designed in a fantastic position with views of the temples and easy walking to see them. The pool and gardens were well kept and the rooms were roomy and clean. The outside dining space needs to be made more..." more » |
Description:Situated on Khajuraho Bypass Road, Shri Krishna Jungle Resort offers a well-furnished accommodations with enabled wi-fi service. It is ideal for both business... more »
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Khajuraho Overview
This is a little temple town where you don't have to worship anybody. One that unleashes your most remote erotic fantasy on its walls. Made way back in the 11th century, Khajuraho is one of the biggest tourist attractions of India.When you do come here, a village-like charm of Khajuraho's 5000 strong population will welcome you with its simple bylanes, exotic Swiss and Japanese restaurants.Guides tell you how Hemvati, the lovely daughter of a Brahmin priest was seduced by the Moon God and later gave birth to Chandravarman, the founder of the Chandela dynasty. He built these temples after a dream visitation by his mother who asked him to reveal the shallow nature of human passion to the world. While much science and artistry has gone into making these temples, just walking around the enclosures makes one realize that they really do look like a dream. Some in a state of disrepair or being worked on, these temples bowl one over with an artistic revolution that happened in our evolved past. The people in this neat little hamlet are terrifically well meaning and help make for a wonderful stay.

