Taj Usha Kiran Palace, a former Royal Home of the Gwalior (Madhya Pradesh, India) Royal family. Gwalior is an entry point to India's largest, geographically most interesting state, Madhya Pradesh. Plateaus and Forest-clad Hills intersperse with deep river valley's, rich forest lands with some of the finest deciduous hardwoods in the world, magnificent fruit & flowering trees and home of the most exotic 

Landscaped by world famous horticulturist Robinson, with sprawling lawns, ensconced by fruit and flowering trees, the architecture of the hotel echoes the best traditions of the Gwalior style. Exquisite stone carvings and filigree in the facade, a central pond, criss-crossed bridges, and a fountain lit by coloured lights, all lend the right ambience for a royal retreat.

Accommodation : A choice of 30 rooms & suites, each reflecting the majestic tastes of Maharaja who built them and equipped with the facilities and amenities you would expect from a Leisure resort. The Ornate rooms are adorned with Art-Deco furniture. The French Mosaic floors provide a cheerful counter point. As you back and gaze upwards, the ceilings come to view, with panels of Floral motifs in relief. These giant size rooms with spacious baths, ante-rooms, and old world charm are reminiscent of gracious lifestyles of Maharajas.

Distance : Agra : 110 kms Orchha : 105 kms, Khajuraho - 270 kms.

Gwalior is an Ex-Delhi Train getaway and is also visited as a part of Central India Itinerary.