Courtyard by Marriott Hyderabad
4 StarsHussain Sagar Lake proximity, Bidri restaurant fine dining
Hussain Sagar Lake proximity, Bidri restaurant fine dining
Spacious rooms with lake views, Shimmering 3D infinity swimming pool
Hussain Sagar Lake views, Outdoor swimming pool
Panoramic city views, Jiva Spa royal Nizam treatment
Outdoor swimming pool, Diverse dining experiences
Rooftop swimming pool, Authentic Pan-Asian dining at Mekong
Authentic Hyderabadi cuisine at Firdaus, Rejuvenating Jiva Spa and wellness facilities
Expansive outdoor swimming pool, Rejuvenating spa and salon
Fitness center, Raidurg metro station access
Temperature-controlled indoor pool, Diverse culinary experiences
Outdoor swimming pool with children's area, Diverse dining at Chill Restaurant & Terrace
Encalm Spa and wellness facilities, Day Use Room options
Zing SkyBar + Lounge, Rooftop swimming pool
Multiple swimming pools, Diverse dining experiences
Outdoor swimming pool, On-site restaurant
Rooftop infinity pool, Diverse international dining
Relaxing spa treatments, Boutique accommodation experience
Panoramic Hussain Sagar Lake views, Cayenne all-day dining restaurant
Rooftop swimming pool with city views, Unique room design elements
Rooftop outdoor swimming pool, Diverse dining experiences
Outdoor swimming pool with sun terrace, Themed suites and club floors
Outdoor swimming pool with poolside bar, Contemporary design with Hyderabadi heritage
Outdoor swimming pool, Pan-Asian Republic of Noodles restaurant
Outdoor swimming pool, Diverse dining experiences
Balcony or terrace rooms, Banjara Hills neighborhood
Bi-level outdoor swimming pool, Specialty Asian dining at Best Of East
Rejuvenating spa and sauna, TID Singapore-designed interiors
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Budget-friendly business and family stays, Family-friendly room options
Infinity pool with city views, Italian specialty restaurant Tuscany
Rooms with private balconies, Homely family environment
Terrace swimming pool, Stylish contemporary design
Access to Lemon Tree Premier facilities, Vibrant fox-themed interiors
T Grill multi-cuisine restaurant, Boutique hotel in IT hub
Terrace with city views, Relaxing spa and wellness center
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The capital of southern India’s Telangana state and a giant of the Andhra Pradesh region, Hyderabad, for all its bustle and sprawl, exudes an old-world charm. Today, the city is known as a centre for technology, but Hyderabad boasts a truly regal pedigree. Once home to a princely state and known for its diamond and pearl trade, Hyderabad is dotted with an array of monuments and mosques. For visitors, these sights – set against a cityscape dappled by hills and jewelled by lakes – delight and intrigue, making it a pleasure to unravel both Hyderabad’s past and present.
Located on the northern portion of India’s Deccan Plateau, Hyderabad sits on the banks of the Musi River. The city rests on a bedrock of granite and is noted for its sloping terrain as well as for the many small hills that dot the area. In addition to these elevations, Hyderabad is laced with numerous artificial lakes and ponds. Many of these were dug in the 16th Century at the behest of the sultans of the Qutb Shahi dynasty, who ruled this part of India for well over a century. Modern Hyderabad is bisected by the waters of the Musi, with the area on the river’s south bank termed the “Old City” and the district to the north referred to as the “New City”. The former area contains the core of Hyderabad’s main historical sites while the latter is home to the bulk of the city’s residential and industrial areas. The halves of Hyderabad are linked by multiple bridges across the Musi.
The architectural heritage of Hyderabad’s “Old City” showcases the historical pedigree of this once royal seat. Sultan Muhammad Quli Qutb Shah, who founded Hyderabad in 1591, is responsible for the construction of one of the city’s landmarks, the Charminar. A flourish of arches and domes, this monument is decorated in classical Persian style. Nearby, guests will find the Makkah Masjid, one of the city’s largest mosques, plus the ruins of the Golkonda Fort. While this latter structure was used to house the gems with which the city is associated, the city’s Qutb Shahi tombs serve as the final resting place for members of this eponymous dynasty. Commissioned under Sultan Muhammad Quli Qutb Shah, these monuments blend local architectural styles as well as European and Mughal influences. But once you’ve had your fill of these sights, be sure to stop by the quarter’s Laad Bazaar to pick up a few of the bangle bracelets for which the city is famed.
Just like its architectural heritage, the city’s famous cuisine is a fusion of different influences, some local and some foreign. While the city’s royal court had a considerable input on Hyderabad’s palette, hungry travellers will note that there are strong Turkish, Arabic and Iranian elements here, as is shown by the use of dried fruits and nuts in many dishes. If you’re keen to taste local flavours, keep an eye out for the city’s famous biryani as well as its haleem . The former is a dish of rice and meat – normally goat – steamed with spices while the latter is a calorific stew of Arabic origin featuring ghee and dried fruits. The city also offers an array of sugary delights, including the fruit-studded double ka meetha and the Qubani ka meetha . Many eateries can be found on the Abids/JN/Charminar Road, the thoroughfare that runs from Hussain Sagar in the “New City” across the Musi down into the “Old City”.
As a sprawling city of millions, travellers will be relieved to know that it won’t be difficult to find a place to stay in Hyderabad. There are hotels, lodges and B&Bs here, so Hyderabad offers something to fit every budget. If you’re after a modern, western-style hotel or property, new arrivals would do well to look in the area surrounding Hyderabad’s Hussain Sagar, the city’s famous heart-shaped lake. Here, you’ll find a wide selection of familiar global hotel chains as well as a fair few of Hyderabad’s independently run properties. While the “New City” might be the preferred option for those here on business, visitors keen to see sights south of the Musi might want to be more selective when choosing their hotel or lodging in Hyderabad. If you want to stay close to Hyderabad’s Charminar or Laad Bazaar, any of the hotels dotted along the Falaknuma Road make a wise choice for exploring the city’s old core.
In Hyderabad, you might want to check out Hyderabad Marriott Hotel & Convention Centre, Royalton Hyderabad Abids, Vivanta Hyderabad, Begumpet, The Golkonda Hotel. These hotels come highly recommended by many travellers.
For a taste of luxury in Hyderabad, you might want to explore Hyderabad Marriott Hotel & Convention Centre, Vivanta Hyderabad, Begumpet, Marigold Hotel, The Park Hyderabad. These hotels are known for their superior amenities and high-class services.
If you're visiting Hyderabad with your family, you could look at Hyderabad Marriott Hotel & Convention Centre, Royalton Hyderabad Abids, Vivanta Hyderabad, Begumpet, The Golkonda Hotel. These hotels offer a variety of family-friendly services and activities.
Travelling with pets? The hotels Hotel Fortune Hyderabad Airport Zone, Clarks Inn Suites Hyderabad Airport, Olive Service Apartments Gachibowli, Oakwood Residence Kapil Hyderabad could be ideal. These hotels are not only pet-friendly but also offer numerous amenities to make your pets feel at home.
If you’re looking for a relaxing spa experience during your stay in Hyderabad, check out Hyderabad Marriott Hotel & Convention Centre, Royalton Hyderabad Abids, Vivanta Hyderabad, Begumpet, The Golkonda Hotel – all of which offer great spa services and facilities.
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