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Bhopal is the capital of Madhya Pradesh -- and, literally, the centre of India. The city is laidback and charming. Several imposing monuments survive from its royal past, the lakes follow you everywhere, the air is clear, and the traffic without snarls. The old city, with its teeming market-places and fine old mosques and palaces, bears the imprint of its former rulers, and meanwhile the new city is blooming with exquisitely laid out parks, gardens and broad avenues, and modern architecture. Industrialisation is going on apace, but the industrial townships of Mandideep and Govindpura lie on the outskirts of the city. The city is also a gateway to the 3rd century Buddhist centre, Sanchi, and the Neolithic caves of Bhimbetka. 
Welcomheritage Noor-us-Sabah Palace Hotel, Bhopal V.I.P Road Koh-E-Fiza Noor-us-Sabah or the Light of Dawn, the royal residence of the eldest daughter of Nawab Hamid Ullah Khan of Bhopal, built in 1920, exudes a freshness and charm that is as delicate as its original inhabitant. Crowning a hill to the east of the Upper Lake, the precincts of the hotel provide fabulous views of the lake, the city and its surroundings. The 39 luxurious rooms and suites have been restored complimenting the royal lifestyle and each opens on to a different vista of the city. And you experience the regal spirit in every part of the property, be it dining in the elegant surroundings of the two restaurants or under the stars at the barbecue terrace, or a leisurely stroll in the large gardens surrounding the hotel building. The restaurants are the multi-cuisine Marble Arch, Dynasty, the Chinese speciality restaurant and the Sunset Bar-be-cue. The hotel's bar, the Willingdon Bar, recalls memories of Lord Willingdon's visit. The hotel has a swimming pool and lawns for playing croquet. 
Jehan Numa Palace Hotel, Bhopal 157,Shamla Hills The grand heritage hotel was built as a working palace by General Obaidullah Khan, the second son, and commander-in-chief of Bhopal State, of Sultan Jehan Begum, the ruler queen. Built in 1890, the palace went through many occupational adjustments after the death of the builder, till it was converted into a heritage hotel by his grandsons. Jehan Numa, literally "View of the World", and is, in fact, a regal world in itself, with history and royal elegance marked on every wall, every corner. Spread over a luxuriant 5 acres of Shamla Hills, the palace presents a medley of British colonial, Italian renaissance and classical Greek architecture. Built around a large courtyard, its simplicity of style is not overbearing. This is evident even in the two luxurious heritage suites, Bourbon and Goddard that still retain the old furniture and furnishings including the king-sized poster beds. The hotel has recently added 15 more rooms in a separate block matching its original style, taking the total number of rooms to 75. But the hotel goes much beyond elegance and heritage. For, it provides a comprehensive range of facilities, be it fine dining or recreation. The pub and weekend club comes alive at weekends with a DJ in attendance to raise your spirits. The hotel's restaurants are: the Shahnama, which has large paintings from Firdausi's famous book, and which serves a large buffet Lake View Ashok Hotel, Bhopal Shamla Hills Opp. T.V. Tower Standing amidst large grounds on top of Shamla Hills and facing the lake, the ITDC's Ashok group hotel Lake View, has an enviable location. And to enjoy the view, each of the 43 rooms provide a private balcony. But the hotel provides more than a view of the lake and the city; without there are verdant lawns and within the multi-cuisine restaurant-cum-coffee shop, Kinara, and the well stocked bar, Ripples. Both provide excellent views of the lake.
Fortune Landmark Hotel, Indore Next To Meghdoot Gardens Fortune Landmark Indore showcases modern architecture making it a landmark in Indore, a city situated on the Malwa plateau at an altitude of 535 m above sea level, on the banks of two small rivulets - the Saraswati and the Khan. Indore is the largest city in Madhya Pradesh state in central India. Indore is the commercial capital of Madhya Pradesh. The hotel represents a unique combination of space and functionality in a contemporary ambiance. This first class full service hotel is a tribute to Indore.  The coffee Shop, Malhar serves sumptuous buffets for breakfast, lunch and dinner. In addition, the restaurant serves a multi cuisine menu. Hotel President Planet, Indore 163 RNT Marg Hotel President Planet is situated in the heart of the town and is just a minute away from the railway station. The hotel's 24-hour restaurant, Café Ole, serves buffets for breakfast, lunch and dinner. The other restaurant, Fusion serves delectable cuisine from China, Thailand, Italy and India. The hotel also has a bar, Submarine, with special lighting to add charm to evening drinks. Hotel Balwas International, Indore 30/2 South Toukoganj Road, Behind High Court Situated close to the bus stand and the railway station, Balwas enjoys a prime location. Besides hospitality, there is a lot to pamper your taste buds with Punjabi, Mughlai and Chinese cuisines at the multi-cuisine restaurant in the hotel. Hotel Balwas, beside its 39 partially-air conditioned rooms, also has three halls for conferences with other facilities like a travel desk, fax, doctor on call and even provision for a baby sitter.
Orchha Resort, Orchha  The Orcha Resort located on the Kanchanaghat in Orcha is a statement to hospitality and royalty in Madhya Pradesh. It is 126 kms. from Airport; 20 kms. from Railway Station and 20 kms. from Bus Stand. Standing aside the Betwa River, the Orchha resort offers all the Five Star facilities at a serene location. The 34 rooms provided by the Orchha Resort have a comfortable double bed, a study table and other in-room amenities. You can taste the mouth watering delicacies in the Kaleva restaurant. The other facilities and services in the Orchha resort include Special Theme Events, Health Club with Sauna, Pool Side Recreation, and Outdoor Badminton & Tennis Facilities on the banks of River Betwa. Many of the events grandly celebrated at the Orchha Resort are the New Year Eve, Folk Dances, Village Theme Dinner and Fireworks during Diwali. There are more hotels available at the temple city of Madhya Pradesh Orchha like Hotel Amar Mahal and Betwa Cottages. | |||||
spread at lunch, and multi-cuisine a-la-carte at dinner; Under The Mango Tree, the garden barbecue literally under a mango tree, serves buffet breakfast and lunch, and barbecues in the evening; and, Cafechino, the cafe for about 20 types of coffee and bakery shop. The hotel's bar is the Shergar, while Tottenham Corner is the Pub and Weekend Club. For the sporty and fitness freaks, the riding centre has concessional horse riding tariff for residents. 
Besides the business centre there is also a modern fitness centre for workouts with steam and sauna bath.