HOTEL GUIDES
Ahilya Fort
MAHESHWAR, MADHYA PRADESH
A thing of the books, the Ahilya Fort is a boutique accommodation for the heart that likes to delve into the old-world charm of heritage buildings. Once the private palace of the Holkar Dynasty of Madhya Pradesh, The Ahilya Fort stands on the banks of River Narmada in Maheshwar. Swathed by all things regal, the six buildings of the palatial house are perfectly preserved for the modern traveller, retaining their character. The interiors are elegant, other-worldly and distinctive.
Cuisines Offered: Mughlai, Chinese, Mediterranean, Indian
AMENITIES
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BUSINESS CENTER
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ROOM SERVICE
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SWIMMING POOL
EXPERIENCES
Maharaja Tent
The Maharaja Tent stands in a private garden and is accompanied by a heated plunge pool. Complete with a comfortable sitting room, and a bedroom that overlooks the Narmada, recline on royal cushions and languidly watch the world go about its everyday affairs.
Dining with a view
Meals at the Ahilya Fort are are a movable feast and can be arranged in the courtyard, on the open terraces or by the pool with hundreds of candles. Dining around the grounds, in locations of choice is encouraged by the staff. The chef likes to change the menu every day, but the flavours stay delightful always. All the breads, cakes and cookies are baked by the chef in the kitchen which is supplemented with an organic vegetable garden.
Float on the River
Explore river Narmada on traditional wooden boats that are ideal leisurely rides. Indulge in champagne or cups of tea as you float towards a temple, or let the birds lead the way at sunset, and take you to the grove in which they build their nests.
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