The capital city of Orissa is a well visited one due to its temples and pristine beaches. Being a holiday cum pilgrimage destination the city sees a large inflow of tourists, Indian and foreign. To accommodate these revenue generators in Bhubaneswar hotels in large numbers have been constructed. Among the many hotels that have been erected, the Mayfair Lagoon is one of the best places to stay. This particular hotel is well known for its international standards of hospitality services that come along with magnificent architecture and top class amenities.
The hotel and resort is spread of acres lush green environment that is well merged with the magnificent concrete structures that have an air of royalty in them. If it is a luxury stay that you crave for then the Mayfair Lagoon is the best place for a luxurious splurge that will tend to all your desires. The contemporary architecture displaying the ancient Kalinga art merged with the latest technology maintains an atmosphere of the erstwhile royalty with the comforts of the modern day that makes your stay an epic one.
A wide range of stay choices are offered to you which aren’t found in most of the Bhubaneswar hotels. The hotel has deluxe rooms, suites, regent villas, cottages and royal villas to choose from. A stay in any one of these options is guaranteed to get you a royal pampering which you will be talking about for the years to come. It is not only the suite, rooms and villas that have an ambience of royalty but the restaurants of the hotel too have an air of royal dining. When you are making your stay here be sure to dine and wine at some of the best restaurants in the country such as Mamma Mia, Lemon Grass, Tea Pot, Baron and Baroness, Nakli Dhaba, Kanika and the Cellar. If you are looking for fine spirits to lift yours then do try out the Irish Pub which also has its own dance floor, pool table etc.The hotel also has its own spa where you can relax rejuvenate and revitalize yourself with the various therapies offered.
The Best Property indeed. (y)
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