Gwalior has 2 five-star hotels. Their review-weighted average rating is 9.3/10. The average nightly price is 38 648 INR for rooms around 50 m², 73 864 INR for rooms around 100 m².
A Contemporary Mid-Rise Built Around City Leisure and Events
Urban business-and-leisure configuration
The property is a contemporary urban mid-rise hotel in Gwalior’s City Centre, organised around shared leisure and business spaces rather than a sprawling campus or palace-style setting. Its common areas include a rooftop pool, terrace, garden, fitness centre, business centre and conference facilities.
Upper-floor leisure spaces
The rooftop setting is used for the swimming pool and is also associated with the hotel’s broader wellness experience, making elevated leisure space a defining feature of the building’s layout.
89 Rooms with Suite Options and Flexible Family Occupancy
Room categories for different stay formats
The 89-room inventory includes Double, Triple and Suite categories. The accommodation mix supports both conventional hotel stays and larger or more private room formats without extending into a villa-style layout.
King and twin arrangements for families
Room descriptions confirm arrangements with one king or two twin beds, and allow one child aged 0–12 to stay with either configuration.
Indish Breakfasts, À La Carte Dining and Da-Vinci Lounge
Indish’s all-day hotel dining
Indish is the named restaurant for hot breakfast and later à la carte lunch or dinner service. Its format provides the hotel’s clearly established everyday dining option across the main meal periods.
Lounge and in-room dining
Da-Vinci Lounge is listed among the on-site venues, while 24-hour room service provides private in-room dining throughout the day and night.
A Scindia-Era Residence Recast as Palace Hospitality
From Royal Dignitaries to Taj Heritage
The property was originally built to host dignitaries connected with the Scindia royal family. Its present Taj heritage identity preserves that palace association through a restored royal-residence setting in central Gwalior.
Antiques and Old-World Interiors
Architecture and interiors follow a palace-style, heritage approach. Rooms use more restrained decoration, while suites introduce more opulent styling, with antiques incorporated throughout the property.
Villas Around the Pool
The accommodation is arranged with a distinctive estate-like character, including a ring of self-contained villas around the pool. This layout reinforces the property’s residential palace-retreat identity.
Royal Suites, Luxury Tents and Private-Pool Villas
A 50-Key Heritage Collection
The accommodation inventory comprises 25 rooms, 10 luxury tents, 13 suites and 2 villas. The mix gives the property a broader format than a conventional palace hotel, combining room, suite, tent and villa stays.
The Royal Suite and Luxury Villa
The Royal Suite is the most explicitly named suite category, while the Luxury Villa provides the most distinctive private accommodation feature: its own pool within the villa arrangement surrounding the main pool.
Silver Saloon, Bada Bar and Courtyard Dining
Silver Saloon’s Multi-Cuisine Table
Silver Saloon is the main restaurant and is identified by Taj as a multi-cuisine venue. Other listings describe Mediterranean cuisine and garden views, creating a dining setting connected to the property’s landscaped surroundings.
Bada Bar
Bada Bar is the property’s dedicated bar venue, providing a separate setting from the main restaurant and courtyard café.
The Courts’ Alfresco Courtyard
The Courts is a courtyard café with alfresco dining, adding an open-air format to the hotel’s dining collection and distinguishing it from the restaurant and bar venues.
