Situated
in the heart of the old “Ville Blanche”
(white town) of French Pondicherry,
it is one of India’s most striking
designer hotels. The original building
(the old townhall) has been expanded,
and the hotel has been modernised
to create a delicate mix of modernity
and tradition.
Courtyard
dining under stars, hip lounge bar...
Let you cursed by its unique charm.
This
luxurious 5 star property has 35
elegantly designed guest rooms and
suites. Most of them overlook the
shimmering waters of the Bay of
Bengal. While the neoclassical façade
blends in with the surrounding French
architecture, the interiors are
sleek and modern.
Try the multi-cuisine restaurant
"the Blue Lines" or the
barbecue & Grill Rooftop restaurant
"The Lighthouse" and spend
time in the "Risqué" Bar.
The
Richmond Hotel offers 14 well-appointed
centrally air conditioned rooms.
A haven of comfort and style, the
rooms offer a welcome respite of
tranquil relaxation and coziness
in its environment.
The
Richmond Hotel has a multi-cuisine
restaurant called "The Bistro"
and an amply stocked bar called
"S3".
Neemrana's
time machine now takes you down
south to another Indian time warp.
When a comptoir of les Indes caught
the imagination of the whole Occident.
When the Orientalists painted picturesque
landscapes and portraits of a colourful
people as yet uncaptured by the
camera.
Some marvellous architecture arose
on the French coastline of Pondichéry.
Today, one such mansion reopens,
restored with furniture, art and
comforts unknown to the 18th century.
Sail the river of time. Flow back
to a graceful era when Punkhawallas
gently fanned the air and Tamil
spices mixed with French restraint
to give you the renowned Creole
cuisine.
Result of a Indo-French architectural combination building made in 1916, the important building combines the colonial French style and the traditional south Indian design. Besides, the Soorya Hotel entered an international hotel concern in 1998, proves its high quality and reputation throughout the world.
"Located on Perumal Koil Street in the Tamil Quarter of Puducherry (Pondicherry) is Maison Perumal, an age-old home that brings alive the ethos of a French colony of the 18th century. The duality of time, place and culture that mark Puducherry gets complete here and Maidon Perumal, right from its name is an amalgamation of French and Tamil cultures."