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Luxury Hotels & Resorts, Maharashtra

Every real hotel we book in Maharashtra — heritage palaces, boutique retreats, and five-star privacy, chosen in person.

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Welcomhotel Rama International facade by day with the pool and lawns in Aurangabad

Aurangabad, Maharashtra

Welcomhotel by ITC Hotels, Rama International

★★★★★

Welcomhotel Rama International is the calm base for Aurangabad. The city is now called Chhatrapati Sambhajinagar. This ITC Hotels property sits in 45,134 square metres of landscaped gardens. Its design recalls the grandeur of Ajanta and Ellora. Both UNESCO sites are a short drive away. Bibi-ka-Maqbara is closer still. There are 228 rooms and suites. Dine at Madhuban or in the open-air Sholla. Unwind at Madhushala, the bar. There is a pool, a fitness centre and a health club. Your private guide can plan the caves, the Daulatabad fort and Grishneshwar around the hotel's gardens. It is the right base for the Ajanta and Ellora circuit.

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Resort wing and lawn set for a gala dinner under a large tree at Fariyas Resort Lonavala

Lonavala, Maharashtra

Fariyas Resort Lonavala

★★★★★

Fariyas Resort Lonavala sits on Frichley Hills in the Western Ghats. Lonavala is the hill break for Mumbai and Pune. The resort wraps rooms around lawns, a waterpark and a temperature-controlled indoor pool. Every room has a balcony. The kitchen is vegetarian. Eat at Cafe Frichley for all-day dining. Book Asian Fusion for dinner. There is a spa and a fitness room. Your private guide can add Karla and Bhaja caves, Rajmachi and Tiger's Point. It is the easy, family-friendly stop on a Mumbai to Pune route.

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The domed, sandstone-toned facade of ITC Maratha in Mumbai with palms in the foreground

Mumbai, Maharashtra

ITC Maratha, a Luxury Collection Hotel

★★★★★

ITC Maratha is a landmark near Mumbai's international airport. Its great dome nods to Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj Terminus. The design draws on the Maratha dynasty and on Indo-Saracenic style. Stone carvings were cut on site by master craftsmen. There are 380 rooms and suites. Eight restaurants and bars sit inside. Dine at Peshawri, Dum Pukht or Avartana. Take afternoon tea at Catherine's. Unwind at Kaya Kalp, the spa, or by the lion-fountain pool. Your private guide can time arrivals and departures around the airport. This is the right base for a first or last night in Mumbai.

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The Oberoi, Mumbai tower beside the Marine Drive promenade and the Arabian Sea at dusk

Mumbai, Maharashtra

The Oberoi, Mumbai

★★★★★

The Oberoi, Mumbai stands on Nariman Point, at the end of Marine Drive. The sea is on one side. The city's business district is on the other. Rooms rise above the bay. Many frame the Arabian Sea and the Queen's Necklace. Suites add a butler. Dine at Ziya for modern Indian, Vetro for Italian or Fenix for an all-day table. Take a drink at the Eau Bar or the Champagne Lounge. There is an outdoor pool, a spa and a fitness centre. Your private guide can time a Colaba walk, a Gateway ferry or Elephanta Island around the hotel's calm. This is the right base for a first night in Mumbai.

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Trident, Bandra Kurla curved facade lit at dusk beside the pool terrace

Mumbai, Maharashtra

Trident, Bandra Kurla

★★★★★

Trident, Bandra Kurla is the modern address in Mumbai. It sits in Bandra Kurla Complex. The airports are close. The NMACC and the Jio World Convention Centre are steps away. The hotel has 412 rooms and 24 suites. Some look onto the pool. Eat at Botticino or Maya. Take a drink at O22. Visit the Trident Patisserie for a quick coffee. The spa and the 24-hour fitness centre are for guests. Your private guide can build a day around Bandra's cafes, Worli and Colaba. This is a smart base for a first or a last night in Mumbai.

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Trident, Nariman Point tower lit at dusk above the Marine Drive curve and the Arabian Sea

Mumbai, Maharashtra

Trident, Nariman Point

★★★★★

Trident, Nariman Point sits near the tip of Mumbai's sea-facing peninsula. It rises high over Marine Drive. Rooms look across the Arabian Sea. At night the Queen's Necklace lights the shoreline. The pool terrace is a rare green pause in South Mumbai. Eat at Frangipani, India Jones or The Verandah. Take sunset drinks at Ness. The spa and the fitness centre are for resident guests only. The financial district and the galleries are minutes away. Your private guide can plan Colaba, Kala Ghoda and the Gateway from this address. It is a sound, sea-view base for a first night in Mumbai.

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Aerial view of terracotta-roofed villas and vine rows below green hills at The Source at Sula, Nashik

Nashik, Maharashtra

The Source at Sula

★★★★☆

The Source at Sula is a vineyard stay in Nashik. Sula Vineyards founded the winery in 1999. The estate is Tuscan in spirit. It looks over rolling vines, Gangapur Lake and the hills. Rooms are warm and wood-beamed. Many open onto garden or vineyard terraces. Take a winery tour and a tasting. Cycle between the rows. Dine at La Bodega. Take a drink at The Rose Bar. Spa treatments and a pool are on site. Your private guide can time Nashik's temples and Trimbakeshwar around a night here. It is the right stop for a wine-country pause in Maharashtra.

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Novotel Pune Nagar Road facade lit at night with the pool terrace below

Pune, Maharashtra

Novotel Pune Nagar Road

★★★★★

Novotel Pune Nagar Road is a polished modern base in Pune. It sits at Weikfield IT City Infopark in Viman Nagar. The airport is close. So are the city's cafes and old quarter. There are 311 rooms and suites. Many look over the pool or the city. Eat at The Square or Fuzion. Take a late drink at Bar Code. Dine poolside at Soak. There is a pool and a fitness centre. Your private guide can plan Shaniwar Wada, the Aga Khan Palace and a day to Lonavala. This is a sound base for a night or two in Pune.

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Hotel Sai Jashan Shirdi's facade and brick forecourt under a blue sky

Shirdi, Maharashtra

Hotel Sai Jashan

★★★★☆

Hotel Sai Jashan is a calm, well-run base in Shirdi. It sits on Shiv Road, about 500 metres from the Sai Baba Samadhi Temple. A complimentary shuttle runs to the temple. Rooms are warm and bright, with king beds and wooden headboards. The suite adds a separate living area. Eat at Basil Leaves, the in-house pure vegetarian restaurant. It serves North and South Indian, Gujarati, Jain and Continental plates, plus fasting meals. Your private guide can time darshan and the evening aarti around your return. This is a dependable, well-reviewed choice for a night or two in Shirdi.

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