Check In and Chill Out: India's Hottest New Hotels of 2024

This year's best new hotels in India include a beautiful safari camp, a Gangtok hotel with stunning Kanchenjunga views, and a vibrant 10-bedroom garden retreat in the Himalayas. Here are the best new hotels in India.

By Priyal Dutta 11 Jul 2024

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JW Marriott Goa

Just off a bustling corner in Goa's Vagator, you'll find the serene oasis of JW Marriott Goa. This new property offers elegant design and modern amenities, with beautiful backdrops for family photos, holistic treatments at Spa by JW, global cuisine at JW Kitchen, and event spaces for big celebrations.

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Taj Guras Kutir Resort & Spa, Gangtok

Taj Guras Kutir Resort & Spa in Gangtok offers breathtaking views of Kanchenjunga from every room. The property, set on the hill slopes of Pangthang forest, features 69 rooms with mountain views and offers amenities such as a gym, jacuzzi, spa, and local and Asian dining options.

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The Leela Ashtamudi, A Raviz Hotel

The Leela Ashtamudi, A Raviz Hotel, offers a secluded tropical getaway alongside Ashtamudi Lake in Kerala. The property features lake-view rooms, private pool villas, traditional tharavadu cottages, Kerala-inspired architecture, and local cuisine at the Keraleeyam restaurant. Traditional Ayurvedic therapies are offered at the Favourite Kerala Ayurveda and Spa, with treatment rooms offering views of the lake.

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Sitara Himalaya, Himachal Pradesh

Anita Lal, the founder of Good Earth, has created Sitara Himalaya, a 10-bedroom garden retreat nestled in the Himalayas near Manali. The retreat offers stunning interiors, a culinary journey through the Himalayan ranges, and well-being therapies at the Svasthi area. Guests can also enjoy solitary treks and picnics, making it an ideal place for meaningful experiences and conversations.

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InterContinental Jaipur Tonk Road

The 218-key InterContinental Jaipur Tonk Road, located 20 minutes from Jaipur airport, captures the essence of the Pink City with its Rajasthani-inspired cuisine, regal flavors, and Oriental dining. The hotel offers curated trips to explore regional crafts and boasts enhanced interiors and services, exemplifying a blend of Rajasthani hospitality and world-class excellence.

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Brij Anayra, Dharamshala

Before the Brij acquired this 161-year-old tea estate in lower Dharamshala, it was known as White Haven, a resting place for English earls and viceroys. The 10-acre space retains its Raj regalia, offering twelve rooms within a green-tiled colonial cottage complex set amidst a fully functioning tea garden. The interiors exude elegance with down-home touches, and outdoor enthusiasts can explore the grounds or venture uphill for excursions. However, the mesmerizing view of the Dhauladhar's white-tipped majesty from the daybed may make you want to stay put.

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TUTC Sawai Shivir, Ranthambore

At The Ultimate Travelling Camp (TUTC) Sawai Shivir, days begin with birdcalls and end with distant jackal howls. The campsite spans 16 acres of farmland and features an asymmetrical pool overlooking a crater. The well-appointed and presidential suite tents offer air conditioners for hot days and heaters for cool nights. Meals include a mix of planned dishes and spontaneous local delicacies. Guests can also enjoy on-site spa services for relaxation.

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Mementos by ITC Hotels, Ekaaya Udaipur

At Mementos by ITC Hotels, you can enjoy breakfast by the lake, yoga under the stars, bird watching, nature hikes, and outdoor movie screenings. Situated 50 minutes from central Udaipur, the hotel offers 117 villas and suites starting from 500 square feet. Guests can enjoy stunning views of the valley or the lake from their rooms. The hotel boasts elegant decor with golden accents and offers dining options such as Royal Vega and Kebabs & Kurries, featuring traditional recipes. Don't miss the sunset views and drinks at the Rock Bar by the infinity pool.

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Moxy Bengaluru Airport Prestige Tech Cloud

Bengaluru is home to many start-ups and top restaurants. It's also the first city in India to have a Moxy Hotel. The Moxy Bengaluru Airport Prestige Tech Cloud is located 15 minutes from the airport and offers a unique experience. The open-plan floor combines the bar, game room, lounge, restaurant, and co-working space. Guests receive a welcome cocktail at the Moxy Bar, which also acts as a front desk. The rooms have a minimalist style, with no wardrobes or cable TV, and encourage self-reliance. The food menu caters to local tastes, offering unique dishes like flatbreads with locally sourced burrata. The hotel also provides conference rooms with bean bags and ping pong tables upon request. Despite being associated with younger generations, Moxy Bengaluru is for the "young at heart."

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Ronil Goa—a JdV by Hyatt Hotel

Ronil Goa is a new boutique resort in Calangute, offering a bridge between the old and new Goa. It features two blocks with separate pools and a 24/7 lobby bar. "The hub" is the central area with a lively pool and music. Guests can enjoy high-energy or tranquil holidays, with smart-designed rooms and complimentary Maka Di lager. The on-site Ronil Bistro serves prawn curry, rice, kismoor, eggplant pickle, and sourdough pizzas. The resort is ideal for group travel, offering bonfires, barbecues, floating breakfasts, and poolside picnics. Despite being new, Ronil Goa exudes a sense of nostalgia, making it perfect for reliving old memories.

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KAIĀ Goa

In post-pandemic Goa, Ashvem feels like a throwback to a slower time. KAIĀ Goa is a new oceanfront boutique resort known for its intuitive design, with rooms that offer sweeping views of the sea and mangroves. The resort's menu offers a diverse range of dishes from around the world, and its bar program features craft infusions and fresh tropical spins on drinks. Additionally, the resort provides curated activities such as village walks, art sessions, and book readings. KAIĀ celebrates the slow life, offering a way of life that is becoming increasingly rare in Goa.

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