Hotel Le Sutra featured in Conde Nast Traveller Le Sutra, Bandra: Dotted with beautiful paintings and sculptures, this 16-room hotel clearly has a strong focus on art. Each of the rooms is inspired by Indian mythology (the Ravana and Buddha rooms, for instance), and there’s even an art gallery on the premises. Given that Bandra’s seemingly endless food and drink options are right at its doorstep, this is a great option for a stay in the suburbs. Read the story: https://www.cntraveller.in/story/5-boutique-hotels-mumbai/ The post 5 boutique hotels in Mumbai you had no idea about first appeared ..read more

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Set within the plush hills of Lonavala, a whimsical holiday villa invites you to escape into the quirky world of contemporary art. Udaan is a luxury four-bedroom villa designed and run by Le Sutra Great Escapes, and is sprinkled with custom-created murals, sculptures, paintings, and other oddities, all of which reference the concept of flight. Depictions of characters from Hindu mythology “flying” to heaven are interspersed with colourful cushions embroidered with birds, and bed linens featuring the fabled Pegasus. The effect is a vibrant property that is brimming with surprises. In the livi ..read more

The hill station of Lonavala is crowded with vacation villas. When the team at Le Sutra started work on their “art villa” they wanted to steer clear of the overused style tropes that abound here. Instead they decided to mix two influences that seem poles apart– Vastu and S.H Raza’s iconic motif, the bindu. The existing site served as both a blank canvas and a source of inspiration for the design team: Shraddha Purnaye, an art curator and consultant based in Mumbai, Krupanand Karthik, craft designer based in Hyderabad, and Payal Gupta, an artist and designer based in Gurgaon. Following the rul ..read more

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Set within the plush hills of Lonavala, a whimsical holiday villa invites you to escape into the quirky world of contemporary art. Udaan is a luxury four-bedroom villa designed and run by Le Sutra Great Escapes, and is sprinkled with custom-created murals, sculptures, paintings, and other oddities, all of which reference the concept of flight. Depictions of characters from Hindu mythology “flying” to heaven are interspersed with colourful cushions embroidered with birds, and bed linens featuring the fabled Pegasus. The effect is a vibrant property that is brimming with surprises. In the livi ..read more

The hill station of Lonavala is crowded with vacation villas. When the team at Le Sutra started work on their “art villa” they wanted to steer clear of the overused style tropes that abound here. Instead they decided to mix two influences that seem poles apart– Vastu and S.H Raza’s iconic motif, the bindu. The existing site served as both a blank canvas and a source of inspiration for the design team: Shraddha Purnaye, an art curator and consultant based in Mumbai, Krupanand Karthik, craft designer based in Hyderabad, and Payal Gupta, an artist and designer based in Gurgaon. Following the rul ..read more

The hill station of Lonavala is crowded with vacation villas. When the team at Le Sutra started work on their “art villa” they wanted to steer clear of the overused style tropes that abound here. Instead they decided to mix two influences that seem poles apart– Vastu and S.H Raza’s iconic motif, the bindu. The existing site served as both a blank canvas and a source of inspiration for the design team: Shraddha Purnaye, an art curator and consultant based in Mumbai, Krupanand Karthik, craft designer based in Hyderabad, and Payal Gupta, an artist and designer based in Gurgaon. Following the rul ..read more

Some of the best and most beautiful colonial buildings can be found in the heart of Mumbai. Step into a lesser-known backstreet and you’ll find a variety of bazaars, temples, chic restaurants, and a distinct nightlife. If you plan to visit Mumbai, believe us when we say it may appear frightening at first, but it isn’t. In fact, it is one of India’s friendliest cities and has some of the best hotels in Mumbai. A good place to start is deciding on the best place to stay, which is not an easy task and given the abundance of enticing options for the best hotels in Mumbai. In Mumbai, there is a su ..read more