Travel back to the time of the British Raj at this Grand Heritage Hotel.
Located in the Western Himalayan retreat of Shimla, Clarke's is a memory of times past. Originally owned by a British couple, the property was bought by Mr Mohan Singh Oberoi in 1934, who then went on to found one of India's largest hotel empires (recognise the name?). The characterful hotel retains many of its original features and a stay here will not only settle you in the heart of Shimla, but it will take you back to the days where it was a cool summer escape in the era of the British Raj.
Stately British architecture in the dizzying heart of the Himalayas.
In the days of the British Raj, anyone who was anyone would escape each summer away from the humid south to the cooler climate of Shimla. Once the sprawling estate of Lord Kitchener of Khartoum, Wildflower Hall is perfect for anyone looking to capture a little of that particular time in India's past. Expect interiors reminiscent of a Scottish country retreat, cream teas on the lawns, games of golf and tennis, and fascinating heritage tours. As well as all the British trappings, you'll also enjoy the best of Sri Lanka with spectacular mountain views and beautiful hikes.
With rich wooden floors, glowing fireplaces, a grand atrium lobby and panoramic mountain views, warm ambience flows into the Oberoi Cecil’s hospitality; as you are welcomed at the front door, shown you to your room, or led to the spa to relax after a long day's journey.
Situated in the Himalaya Mountains, Radisson Jass Shimla boasts a convenient location near the historic city center and inspiring views from the rooms and suites. Stay just minutes from popular area attractions like the Gaiety Heritage Cultural Complex, Jakhu Temple, and Christ Church.
Spend the afternoon touring the former Viceregal Lodge at the Indian Institute of Advanced Study or shopping for souvenirs at Shimla's popular Mall. As an added convenience, Shimla Airport (SLV) is only 26 kilometers away from the hotel.