No two places are quite alike
Some are intimate hotels. Others are secluded retreats and quietly kept places, each with its own character, and curious details. What unites them is a shared philosophy of thoughtful innkeeping, unpretentious food and drink and enduring comfort of Innkeeping & Co.
Worth getting out of bed
The finest hours are often the quietest. On a mountain path, in a flower market, beneath temple bells, or simply watching a place come to life.
Marigolds and Pink City GT's
The city is never far away, yet it feels wonderfully distant. Within Niravi, gardens, courtyards and shaded passages offer moments of calm, where muted colours and gentle light lend the place its quiet character.
The gentler reaches, rum toddies and unhurried walks.
Life slows almost instinctively at The Daleside Manor. Around the old Kasauli cantonment, winding lanes, familiar shopfronts and long views across the hills offer a sense of ease that lingers well beyond a weekend.
In the Company of Leopards and lemonade
The historic seat of the rulers of Bisalpur, quietly set among the granite hills of Jawai. The landscape has always been the main resident.
Delhi, revealed through its breakfast, incense and sounds.
A four-room guesthouse in New Delhi, where fresh flowers, morning incense and a well-loved table quietly mark the beginning of each day. The rest unfolds naturally.
For Those Who Don't Mind the Walk.
There is little excess here. A humble place, with modest comforts, long walks and simple meals. Designed for those who welcome the discipline of the mountains and are happy to leave everyday comforts and excess behind.
Inn the Circle
A growing cult of people who avoid crowds, mistrust cookie-cutter hotels, and believe the best journeys rarely trend. Not everyone is looking for the same kind of journey. Membership is by invitation or application.
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