Vardaan Hotel Jammu, Hotels in Jammu, Deluxe Rooms in Jammu, Accommodation in Jammu, Jammu Tour Package, India.

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Vardaan Jammu is located in heart of Jammu city at a walking distance from Inter State Bus Terminal and 05 minutes drive from Residency Road Shopping Centre. 26 Tastefully decorated rooms, Sports Cafe', Business Centre, Travel desk, Meeting Rooms, Banquets are among the array of services that hotel offers to take care of discerning Business and Leisure Traveller.

Tariff per night (Valid till 30th Sept'12)

Room Type	EPAI
Superior	Rs.2387/-
JR Suite	Rs.3053/-
Extra Person	Rs.555/-
Note :EPAI: Room with taxes only.

Accommodation :

A choice of 26 well appointed, air-conditioned Superior and Regular rooms category refurbished recently with a designer's touch, a classified three star hotel having most modern amenities like cable color television (24 hours international channels), private bath and shower, telephone-dialing facility, working desk, refrigerated mini bar and more.
Regular Room :.
08 well appointed guest rooms
. Bedding: Twin/Double
. Bathroom with shower and toilet
. Cable color television
. Telephone

Conference :

The Sucess of Your Conference is our Buisness
It takes more then just adequate facilities to make a successful conference; which is why we go to great trouble ourselves to be certain it all goes trouble free for you.Under your direction, we will keep within your budget, take care of all the needs and look after your VIPs leaving you free to take the accolades.

Forts and Palaces :

On the opposite bank of the Tawi river, on an upland plateau, is situated the majestic Bahu Fort, the oldest edifice extant in the region. Looking at this fort one can imagine the wars fought, invasions prevented, and yes, even the grandeur the royal family must have enjoyed at the time. Today it is surrounded by a lush green terraced garden, with waterfalls and flowers of just about every kind and colour. It is a favourite picnic spot for the city folk. The Amar Mahal Palace, a sight to behold, is on an eyrie overlooking the Tawi river. This grand palace, with sloping roofs and tall towers, so characteristic of continental castles, reminds one of France. The palace has been converted into a museum which also houses the city’s finest library of antique books and paintings. An entire series of miniatures on the epic Nal-Damayanti can be seen in the museum.

About Jammu :

Nestling in the foothills of the Himalayas, with the river Tawi flowing alongside, is the place that Raja Jambu Lochan discovered one day while he was on a hunting trip. Legend has it that he came upon a clearing where he saw a sight that left him wonderstruck. A tiger and a goat stood side-by-side, drinking water from the same place in the Tawi River. He was so struck by this unusual sight that he decided to build a city on this land where no living creature seemed to bear enmity towards each other. Little is known of Jammu’s subsequent history until, in 1730 AD, it came under the rule of the Dogra king, Raja Dhruv Deva. The Dogra rulers moved their capital to the present site and Jammu became an important centre of art and culture, especially the Pahari school of paintings. Today, as if in testimony to Raja Jambu Lochan’s vision, the city of Jammu has come to be known as the ‘City Of Temples’. Innumerable temples and shrines, with glittering ‘shikhars’ soaring into the sky, dot the city’s skyline, creating the ambience of a holy and peaceful city.