BEDDING DOWN... From Haveli to Safari – The #Samode Story From the #Thar desert to the jungles of #Bandhavgarh, the #Samode Hotels (samode/index.html) stem from a heritage in hospitality that dates back many generations to a royal tradition from the House of Samode. Samode was a territory that fell under the Nathawat clan from #Chomu, one branch of the family of the House of #Amber, after which it passed on to Behari Das, a #Rajput who served the #Mughal Empire, before it was finally relinquished to the Raj. It was eventually returned to the Nathawat clan in 1757. From the languid luxury of Rajasthan’s royal era in Samode (just a short distance from Jaipur) to the inequitable luxury of space and solitude in Bandhavgarh National Park in Madhya Pradesh, Samode Bagh, Samode Palace, Samode Haveli in Rajasthan and Samode in the Wild in Bandhavgarh, each have their own stamp of style, service and experience which has set them apart in the art of heritage hoteliering. At Travel Scope, it’s the details that capture our eye… the #Gond tribal art on the walls of #Samode in the Wild, #riding out with the horses at Samode Bagh, the intricately restored inlay which decorates Samode Haveli’s dining room, the rooftop infinity pool at #Samode Palace overlooking a splendid view of the #Aravalli’s and the fort, artfully lit up to reflect its entire majesty in the evenings.
Posted on: Tue, 28 Oct 2014 06:13:20 +0000