5-Star Hotels in Khajurāho

The property has been listed as a Ramada by Wyndham hotel since at least the mid-1990s. Its recorded construction date is 1993, followed by a renovation in 2018, and its built form remains that of an established two-floor hotel rather than a tower or low-density estate.

The hotel combines guest accommodation with a ground-floor hospitality core, first-floor bar, outdoor leisure area, spa, fitness facilities and conference functions. Event areas include pre-function circulation for registration and cocktail use, separating group activity from guest-room zones.

The accommodation inventory comprises 97 rooms and suites distributed within the two-story hotel. The overall product is a conventional full-service room collection serving both heritage visitors and business or event groups, rather than a villas-and-pavilions resort.

The hotel provides 24-hour room service, adding an all-hours dining option for guests arriving from the airport, returning from temple sightseeing or attending events on the property.

Gautama is the principal ground-floor restaurant and is described as a multi-cuisine venue. Property information also identifies Chinese dishes within its offering, making it the hotel’s main all-day dining outlet.

Amorso is a separate ground-floor restaurant identified with Italian cuisine, providing a more specifically defined dining concept alongside Gautama’s broader multi-cuisine format.

Mahua is the hotel’s first-floor bar, extending the food-and-beverage programme beyond the ground-floor restaurants and providing a separate setting for drinks.

The property follows a low-rise resort layout rather than a high-rise urban model, with accommodation and shared areas oriented towards gardens, lawns, the pool and open-air movement through the grounds. Its identity is based more on landscape and relaxed circulation than formal monumentality.

Radisson positions the hotel as a base for Khajuraho sightseeing, relaxation, Jeep safaris and events. The combination of landscaped grounds, poolside activity and function spaces gives it a dual role as a leisure hotel and special-occasion venue.

The official accommodation selection includes Deluxe Room, Deluxe Suite and Business Class Room categories. Deluxe Rooms are listed with either a king bed or two twin beds, while the Deluxe Suite and Business Class Room are listed with king beds.

Third-party room descriptions identify private balconies in the accommodation, with outlooks towards the garden or pool. The rooms also include sitting areas, giving selected categories an additional space connected to these resort-facing views.

The Deluxe Suite is the only category explicitly listed for three adults and one child aged 0–12, making it the clearest accommodation option for a small family group.

Temple Café is the principal restaurant, serving European and Indian cuisine. Breakfast, lunch and dinner are available through buffet service as well as à la carte ordering; breakfast is also described as including continental and vegetarian options.

A lounge bar is listed among the hotel’s food-and-beverage venues, providing a distinct setting from Temple Café for drinks and informal time indoors.

The hotel’s Chandela identity references the dynasty associated with Khajuraho’s medieval temple heritage. Its positioning is resort-oriented, with landscaped settings, low-rise leisure spaces and common areas arranged around relaxation, dining and events.

The property’s shared environment includes reception and front-desk areas, garden spaces, dining venues, a bar, spa facilities and fitness areas. The overall layout is described through outdoor recreation and landscaped surroundings rather than an urban high-rise format.

The hotel has 90 rooms, with verified accommodation descriptions identifying both garden views and pool views. These outlooks connect the room inventory to the property’s landscaped resort setting and leisure facilities.

In-room dining is available, including 24-hour service on one listing. Food can be delivered to guest accommodation, and breakfast may be served in the room, extending the hotel’s dining offer beyond its public venues.

Levant Restaurant serves local delicacies alongside international favourites, giving the hotel a dining venue that combines destination-linked food with broader familiar choices. Breakfast is also available on site.

The Tavern is the hotel’s named bar. The property also includes a café, while room-service dining and in-room breakfast provide additional formats for meals away from the main restaurant.

The hotel’s identity is tied to Khajuraho’s medieval temple landscape, combining temple-view accommodation with landscaped gardens, leisure facilities, dining, spa services and event spaces in a compact resort-style property.

Event listings describe the property as a boutique-style venue with indoor and outdoor spaces used for meetings, conferences, weddings and social gatherings. Common facilities include garden areas, a restaurant, bar, spa, gym, gift shop and hair salon.

The 47-room accommodation collection comprises Deluxe rooms and Suites. Some rooms face the landscaped gardens, while others overlook the temples, giving the room stock two distinct outlooks within the property’s setting.

Guestrooms are individually furnished, and public descriptions refer to newly renovated interiors with modern facilities. Attached bathrooms are provided across the accommodation categories.

Panna is a 24-hour multi-cuisine restaurant serving breakfast, lunch and dinner. It offers indoor and patio seating, al fresco dining and live-kitchen service, with chefs preparing food to individual preference.

Mahua-The Bar serves cocktails, light fare and evening drinks. In-room dining operates 24 hours a day, while buffet breakfast is served daily from 7:30 AM to 10:30 AM.

The property is arranged as a low-rise resort campus rather than a single urban tower, combining accommodation blocks with extensive lawns, open-air public areas, an outdoor pool, banquet halls, a spa, sports facilities and a shopping arcade.

The pool and lawns form the central outdoor framework for leisure and programmed events. The front lawn, poolside setting and indoor halls allow the property to shift between everyday recreation, social gatherings, conferences and destination-wedding functions.

The accommodation inventory comprises both rooms and suites, with repeated property descriptions citing 100 rooms and suites and a Cvent listing citing 104 centrally air-conditioned rooms and suites.

The presence of suite accommodation adds a larger-format option within the resort-style campus, particularly for family stays, leisure itineraries and event-related visits.

Darpan is identified as an exquisite multi-cuisine restaurant serving from 6:30 AM to 10:30 PM. Its all-day schedule covers breakfast, daytime dining and evening meals within the main hotel setting.

Darpan Bar provides a dedicated bar setting, while the property also has a coffee shop serving snacks and coffee, a bar or lounge, and poolside barbecue and bar facilities.