About Hotel Surya Indore in Near Nath Mandir, Dhakkan Wala Kuan, Indore

At The Surya Indore, guests enjoy an exceptional level of friendly, efficient service and a range of amenities designed to meet the needs of both the business and leisure travelers.

The Surya features the following amenities:
•Business Center
•Complimentary breakfast
•Banqueting
•Conferencing facilities
•In-room dining
•Newspaper (complimentary)
•On-site dining (Out door catering)
•WI-Fi


Unwind in our Hotel Rooms and Suites:
The Surya Indore features 45 guest rooms, including 2 Junior suites, 2 Luxury Suites. All guest rooms feature modern, contemporary decor and a range of convenient amenities

Guest rooms and suites at our hotel feature the following amenities:
•Cable television
•Electronic safe
•In-room tea and coffee maker
•Iron/ironing board (on request)
•Morning newspaper (complimentary)
•Telephones
• Wi-Fi
•Doctor (on request)


Plan Events at our Accommodation:
With conferencing facilities for up to 800 people, the Surya Indore is the perfect venue for Marriages, Family get together, Ceremonies, Incentives, Training seminars and Social events. The experienced staff at our accommodation will assist with your planning needs and ensure that your event is a success.

The Surya features the following event facilities:
•Vatika
•Karan
•Kunti
•Arjun
•Gandhari
•Board Room
For more information on events at the Surya Indore, please contact Mr. Dawar at +91 9926099886 or banquet@suryaindore.com


Visit these nearby attractions:
• Indore Museum
This museum displays art and artifacts from India's past. Highlights include Parmar, pre-medieval Hindu and Jain sculpture, as well as coins and armor.
• Kanch Mandir
Adorned with glass and mirrors, this early 20th-century temple is a breathtaking sight.
• Khajrana (Ganesh Temple)
Followers of the Hindu faith believe that their prayers will be answered after worshiping at this temple.
• Lal Baag Palace
Completed in 1921, this Holkar palace is located on the banks of the River Khan.
• Rajwada Palace
Combining elements of Maratha, Mughal and French architecture, this historic palace is a testament to the extravagance of the Holkar Dynasty.