Curated Accommodations Gala Edition

From the simple rooms in quarters along the Ganges to the magnificent and most opulent palace hotel in the world, we have hand-picked each location to create a memorable and meaningful journey to India with a decidedly Beatles influence and flavor.

 Our Gala Signature Experience Features the Ultimate in India’s World-Class Accommodations

Leela Palace, New Delhi

The only modern palace hotel in Delhi, this property is a welcome oasis within the bustling metropolis of the capital city. Opulent appointments with luxurious rooms, delectable Indian cuisine, an incomparable spa, and a perfect location all contribute to a world-class stay at this romantic hotel.

Ananda, Rishikesh

One of the top wellness centers in India, Ananda is where you will relax after your long drive to the Himalayan foothills. Spa treatments, yoga, meditation classes are available.

Shiva on the Ganges Resort, Rishikesh

We choose this place for its simplicity and setting…situated right on the banks of the Himalayan Ganges just outside of Rishikesh. Here you will enjoy the tranquil surrounds and simple accommodations with an experience near to what the Beatles had in their white washed bungalows at the ashram. The outdoors will beckon you…nature trails, white water rafting on the Ganges, even zip lining can be organized during your stay.

The Imperial Hotel, New Delhi

An ode to a former colonial time, and a museum housing a century of artifacts and historical paintings, The Imperial is just as hip and chic as ever. The grounds and pool are majestic, the food is perfection, and the ambiance evokes timeless elegance. Central location for shopping, touring and exploring.

The Oberoi,  Agra

It’s one dream come true after another at this splendid place – often voted “Best  Hotel in the World”. Imagine sunset from this view…your heart will fill with happiness.

 The Tijara Fort, Alwar

High upon a hilltop, this 19th Century heritage property will transport you to another world. A classic fort in the heart of Rajasthan, you will enjoy sweeping vistas and a unique accommodation experience you will never forget.

The Rambagh Palace, Jaipur

A fairytale property fit for a maharaja or a Beatle, this palace turned hotel will amaze and inspire. You will indulge in hospitality and luxury beyond compare, all the while enjoying the Pink City of Jaipur.

The Umaid Bhawan Palace, Jodhpur

If you want to live like a Beatle even for a night, this is the place. Recognized as “The Best Hotel in the World 2016”, and “Top 25 Hotels in the World 2017, ” this is the actual home of the Maharaja of Jodhpur…so enjoy being his guest and enjoy an opulent experience beyond your imagination. You will be awed.

Maharani Bagh Orchard, Ranakpur

This sweet retreat nestled in the jungle is a royal garden of the Maharaja of Jodhpur…a Mango Grove of the Princess. Here you will find the simple pleasures of nature while you relax in your rustic cottage. Nearby is the Ranakpur Jain Temple which will astound you with its magnificent architecture.

The Leela Palace, Udaipur

In the city of lakes and romance, this modern palace will leave you breathless for its lovely views of Lake Pichola and the City Palace. And it has just been named in TripAdvisor 2017 “Top 25 Hotels in The World”. You will love this magnificent place.

Juna MAHAL, Ranthambore

This luxury boutique property set in the heart of nature and the Aravalli Range is designed in the style of a grand Haveli – antique pillars coupled with  local stone work create a timeless elegance. The eco-friendly hotel is crafted with recycled materials making it the only “Green Building Model ” of its kind in Ranthambore.

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