With another long weekend around the corner, Leisure Hotels announces its October 2, 2009 special weekend packages at its resorts. Here's a sampling of some of the packages for those who want to enjoy their weekend to the fullest.
The Camp 5 Elements - Rishikesh
The Camp 5 Elements is spread over 800 meters of silver-sand beaches, surrounded by thick forests and mountains, bright sunshine and the constantly flowing emerald green river – Ganga. A night on the beach has its own mystic charm – starlit sky, silhouette of the mountains, the moon shimmering on the river, the rippling sound of water and the Camp Five romance. With its serene and the rejuvenating environment – The Camp Five Elements is indeed the most scenic, secluded and romantic beach on the Ganges.
Accommodation:
The accommodation is in twin-bed deluxe tents (twenty-four luxury tents) with clean hygienic attached baths. The Camp 5 Elements provides heart-throbbing excitement of living with nature, and encourages one to participate in activities one has never enjoyed before.
Activities:
At the Camp, one can become overly adventurous in the care of experienced professionals with unmatched rowing expertise, safety and rescue training. Their environmental appreciation and cultural understanding of the area contributes to a unique and thrilling voyage on the Ganga. Rafting, kayaking, trekking and rock climbing all add to the fun of walking around in the wilderness around the Camp. This is the opportunity to awaken the adventurer in you with hikes to nearby ancient caves and sulphur waterfalls.
Cuisine:
What’s more, to satiate the culinary demands of visitors, platters of quality Indian, Chinese and continental cuisine, prepared by super chefs, is on offer. These gourmet meals are unmatched elsewhere on the river.
Location
Twenty-seven kilometers from Rishikesh on the road to Deoprayag, the Camp Five Elements is located between Shivpuri and Byasi Village, right on the milestone showing Byasi 03 Kms.
The cost of package for 2 nights & 3 days per person on twin sharing basis is Rs 5,600/- (including Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner) and the package is Valid from October 2, 2009 to October 4, 2009.
The above packages include:
· Accommodation in Deluxe Tents
· Rafting trips (as per package) in The Ganges and services of professional and experienced river guides, with all safety gear.
· All meals at the camp from Lunch on Arrival day to Breakfast on Departure Day.
· Evening Hi- Tea
· Escorted walks
· Daily bonfires and other games at the camp like beach volleyball, carom, darts, rugby.
· Body surfing in the Ganges under the presence of a camp life guard and safety equipments
· One Session of Rock Climbing and Rappelling.
· Pre and Post Rafting Transfers.
Extra Supplements
River Rafting - Rs.800.00 per Person per Stretch
Rock Climbing and Rappelling - Rs.150.00 per Person per Session
Rappelling (on the river through hanging bridge) - Rs.150 per Person per Session
Trekking - Rs.1000.00 (2 - 6 Persons) for three hours
The Riverview Retreat, Corbett National Park
The Riverview Retreat is a set of luxury family cottages that provides with a city lifestyle right in the middle of a jungle. Fifty-four independently air-conditioned lifestyle lodges with drawing room & small kitchenette are aesthetically done up for people who want to do their own thing. Sloping tiled roofs, cool stone floors with throw rugs, block wood furniture allow maximum comfort while continuing the illusion of being in the wilds.
The Riverview Retreat is a charming retreat that's big on style. A resort full of fresh innovative design ideas those are simple, yet truly stylish, which give you freedom to relax and leave the world behind at the front door.
The facilities at the resort include:
- Swimming Pool
- Multi-cuisine Gol Ghar Restaurant
- Table Tennis, Badminton, Volleyball, Beach Cricket, Archery, Chess & Carom
- Jeep, Horse and Elephant Safari
- Nature Walks
- Folk Dance/ Cultural Programs
- Evening Bonfires
The cost of package for a couple for 2 nights & 3 days is Rs.13, 999/- (including Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner) and the package is valid from October 2, 2009 to October 4, 2009.
The Special offer also includes:
· Welcome Drink On Arrival
· Bonfire
· Fruit Basket & Cookies in the room on the day of arrival
· Tea /Coffee makers in the room
· Cultural Performance every alternate evening
· Slide Show/ Wildlife Movie every alternate evening
· 20% Discount at Jim’s Grill (Specialty Grill House)
· 20% Discount on Spa Therapies at The Corbett Hideaway (next door)
The Naini Retreat, Nainital
Nestled in the Naini hills lies The Naini Retreat, one of the finest hotels in Nainital that is owned by Leisure Hotels. Once the residence of Maharaja of Pilibhit, the resort’s majestic building exudes an 'Old World Charm’ that houses the most modern luxuries one could ask for. Furnished with all the modern day amenities, the hotel blends the world of hospitality with exceptional services for each of its guests.
Just 1 km from the mall, The Naini Retreat is situated on the picturesque Ayarpatta Slopes overlooking the Naini Lake. It provides a breathtaking view at an altitude of 1,995 metres. Sophisticated bedrooms, an intimate dining room overlooking the valley, a well-equipped fitness centre, a huge conference hall and the view of the Himalayas go towards the makings of a complete experience. There are 37 luxurious rooms with wooded floor and television, intercom facilities forms a restful backdrop to verdant environs. The rooms have attached baths with running hot & cold water.
Activities
One can also experience trekking in the mountains, a golfing date at the regal 100-year old Raj Bhawan Golf Course, a special cultural evening featuring performances by traditional Kumaoni artists, relaxation at the in-house spa, boating or sailing in vivid coloured yachts, horse riding, walking along shaded roads, cable car riding, handicrafts shopping etc.
The cost of package for a couple for two nights and three days is Rs.15599/- (including Breakfast and Dinner) and the package is valid from October 2, 2009 to October 4, 2009.
The Special Offer includes:
- Welcome Drink on Arrival.
- fruit basket & Bakery products on arrival
- Guided Nature & Heritage Walk.
- Live entertainment every evening
- Entry to Boat House Club (Nainital)
- Special Meal Discount Coupon at The Himalayan View Retreat (Ramgarh)
- 20% Discount on spa therapies
- 20% discount on Stella bar during happy hours( 7PM-9PM)
- 20% Discount on Grill
- Souvenir on Departure
Sun N Snow Inn, Kausani
Far Away from the madding crowd, Leisure Hotel's Sun N Snow Inn is built to provide solitude and is ideal for a romantic getaway. One can have a mesmerizing view of the vistas and photogenic scenery of the landscape including the snow-capped peaks of the Himalayas. It is just the perfect way to escape from the din and dust, hustle and bustle of big cities. Well furnished rooms with a quaint multi-cuisine restaurant, a relaxing lobby and outdoor facility to bask in the sun, the resort provides all modern amenities that one could ask for
Kausani is a tourist's paradise, situated in the middle Himalayas near Almora. Surrounded by thick, dense coniferous forests, this place gives a panoramic view of the mighty Himalayas in all its grandeur. From here, one can also get a spectacular view of the snow-clad peaks of Nanda Devi, Trishul, Panchchuli, Nandakot, and Chaukhamba.
Kausani is frequented by thousands of tourist every year who come here to enjoy its pleasant climate and natural beauty.
Activities
This enchanting mountain retreat has a lot to offer to the tourists- ranging from sports, pilgrims spots, sightseeing, to complete relaxation.
The cost of package for a couple for 2 nights & 3 days is Rs 7,999/- (including Breakfast & Dinner) and the package is valid from October 2, 2009 to October 4, 2009.
The Special Offer also includes
· Welcome Drink on arrival
· Fruit Basket
· Bonfire & Live entertainment every evening
· Guided walk through a Tea Estate
· Guided Trek to Rudradhari Temple through the forest
· Tea/ Coffee at Sunrise and Sunset in the rooftop lounge
Get In Touch:-
Leisure Hotels Ltd.,
F - 3/6, Ground Floor,
Okhla Inds. Area, Phase I,
New Delhi - 110 020
Tel : 91-11- 4652 0000
Fax: 91-11- 4652 0050
website: www.leisurehotels.co.in
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