



The Brijrama Palace dates back to 1812 and is known for being one of the oldest buildings in Varanasi so if you want to truly get into the history of the city, this is the spot for you. The vegetarian food served at the hotel is second to none and draws influence from the delicious street food on offer in Varanasi. What's even better, however, is your dining location. Choose between the Darbhanga restaurant, the delightful alfresco courtyard, a romantic meal set up in your room, or, for something extra special, take to the water and dine upon a riverboat.
There are 32 beautiful rooms to choose from at the Brijrama Palace, all set across the hotel's three floors. Each is artfully decorated, paying tribute to the palace's past with ornate detailing and draped in the finest silks. For real wow-factor, book the Varuna Burj - whilst all the rooms have spectacular views, the 180-degree vistas through the bowed windows here are truly awe-inspiring.
When you're not busy exploring the hustle and bustle of Varanisi, there's plenty to fill your time with at the palace. Sunrise yoga classes are undoubtedly the best way to start the day, followed by an afternoon in the well-stocked library or high tea at the open-air Kamalya Café. The rooftop is, of course, the best place for views of the Ganges, and in the evenings, live music is often played, taking you back to the days of the court of the Maharajah.
Amongst the oldest inhabited cities on the planet, Varanasi is spiritual and soulful India down to a tee.