ITC Maratha
This luxurious business hotel brims with Maratha heritage, ethos, and design
With a focus on accommodation, cuisine, and recreation, the ITC Maratha is an ode to Maratha history and hospitality. Victorian and Indo-Saracenic architecture, along with Ajanta frescos, Chitrakatha drawings, Warli tribal art, and tantric art, define the aesthetics of this property. The hotel’s Presidential Suite is exemplary and grand. Kaya Kalp–The Spa immerses you in a tranquil setting and cajoles your weary mind and body into complete surrender with treatments steeped in traditional medicine. Culinary enthusiasts can begin their sojourn with the Peshwa Pavilion (multi-cuisine) followed by Dum Pukht (Awadhi Nawab cuisine), Dakshin Coastal (fare from the southern Indian Peninsula), and Peshawri (North West Frontier cuisine). Choose from the hotel’s culinary, spa break, or suite sojourn offers to fully imbibe the grandeur of Mumbai and its rich legacy.
Starts from ₹15,900/USD225; itchotels.in
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