The Grand Temple View Khajuraho

About The Grand Temple View Khajuraho Hotel

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, the Chandela Dynasty built eighty-five temples at Khajuraho of which only twenty remain today. The temples of Khajuraho are a World Heritage Site and are brilliant examples of Medieval Indian architecture.

A 5-minute walk away from the Western Group of Temples, that have the most well preserved examples of temple art in Khajuraho, The Grand Temple View Khajuraho with lavish landscaped lawns and a stunning temple view makes for an ideal retreat to the geographic and culture center of India - Khajuraho.

Hotel Specifications

Accommodation

The Grand Temple View Khajuraho hotel offers 40 centrally air-conditioned tastefully furnished chambers including 39 rooms and 1 suite for your comfortable stay in Khajuraho. Each room at The Grand Temple View Khajuraho hotel comes with large windows with a gorgeous view of the temples, attached baths, color TV with entertainment channels, direct dial telephones, 24-hour room service etc.

Dining

Lobby Level Restaurant offers Indian and Continental recipes; Garden Barbeque offers North Western Frontier cuisine; and the attached bar are great places to treat your taste buds at The Grand Temple View Khajuraho.

Recreation & Health

The Grand Temple View Khajuraho Hotel offers numerous recreational facilities that promise to make your stay in Khajuraho an entertaining and relaxing experience. The prominent leisure facilities available at the hotel include swimming pool, shopping arcade, indoor games, and walks along the elegantly manicured lavish gardens. The hotel also offers services such as travel desk, tour guide, currency exchange, baby-sitting and doctor on call.

Basic Data

City Information

Khajuraho is a popular tourist destination and an acclaimed world heritage site for its unique temple art, exotic tableaux and sculptures preserved at the Western, Eastern and Southern Temple groups. The adjoining Archeological Museum is worth a visit for its collection of sculptures, inscriptions, and architectural objects.

At a distance of sixty-four km is the Dhubela Museum famous for the Shakti Cult Sculpture. Closer at seven kilometer from Khajuraho is the picnic spot of Benisagar Lake that is ideal for boating and angling. The Pandava and Ranch waterfalls are other scenic spots worth visiting on your stay at The Grand Temple View Khajuraho.

The annual Khajuraho Dance Festival celebrated in the months of February/March with performances by the Indian classical dancers against the backdrop of Khajuraho Temples is a true feast for the eyes and the soul. The festival of Mahashivratri is worth more than a reluctant participation at Khajuraho. Local handicrafts, silver goods and brassware make for good souvenirs, reminders of your tour to Khajuraho.