PRIVATE SANCTUARIES, SUITES & VILLAS

"Large windows let plenty of natural light in and open up to calming garden views, which really lifts the whole feel of the room. With modern touches throughout and a setup that just makes sense, it's an easy, comfortable stay with a bit of green right outside your window."

"The Deluxe King Pool View room looks right out over the pool, so there's always some energy to it, especially if you like being close to the action. The king bed is spacious and comfortable, and the interiors have a nice, elegant touch without feeling stiff or overdone. Big windows keep the room bright during the day and give you a proper view of the poolside scene below. It's a good mix, comfortable enough to relax in, but with enough going on outside your window that it never feels dull. A solid pick if you want your stay to feel a bit more alive."

"The Deluxe King Garden View looks out over the hotel's gardens, and honestly, that view does a lot of the work. It's the kind of room where you wake up, pull back the curtains and just take a minute before doing anything else. The bed is a proper king size, generously sized and dressed well, easily the centrepiece of the room. Large windows let in plenty of natural light, so the space feels open and bright through most of the day rather than closed off. Nothing about the room shouts for attention. It's simply comfortable, well put together, and quiet in a way that suits guests who'd rather relax than rush. If your idea of a good stay involves greenery outside the window and not much else to think about, this room fits that easily."

"Deluxe Twin Pool View room looks straight out at the pool at Clarks Khajuraho, so you get a nice view right from your window. It has twin beds, so it works well if you're travelling with someone but want your own bed and space.The room's bright, gets good light through the windows, and doesn't feel cramped. Basic amenities are all there, nothing fancy, just what you'd need for a comfortable stay. It's a good option if you want a room that's easy, comfortable, and has a nice view to look at."

"The Deluxe Suite gives you room to breathe, and a bit of grandeur to go with it. There's a separate living area alongside the bedroom, so you're not stuck in one space the whole time, and the bedding is the plush, sink-right-in kind that makes getting up in the morning a little harder than it should be.The interiors have a certain polish to them, nothing over the top, just well thought out, the sort of place that feels fitting for someone used to a bit of comfort and ease. It works just as well if you're here to unwind as it does if you've got work to get through.With the amenities on offer and a layout that actually makes sense, it's a suite built for longer stays, or for anyone who simply wants a bit more from their room. Every part of it feels like it was put together with care, so the stay ends up feeling both indulgent and completely at ease."

"The Executive Suite is the kind of room that gives you space to actually spread out, along with a touch of grandeur that makes it feel special. There's a separate living area apart from the bedroom, so you can host someone for a drink or just have your own corner to work in, without it all feeling cramped.The bedding is plush and comfortable, the furnishings have a certain elegance to them, and the amenities are all premium, nothing left as an afterthought. The layout gives you plenty of privacy too, so it never feels like you're on top of everything at once.It's built with the more discerning traveller in mind, someone who wants comfort but also expects a bit of exclusivity with it. All told, it's a suite that manages to feel both luxurious and genuinely liveable, the sort of stay that stays with you after you've checked out."