Hyderabad hotels and places to stay

Consider staying at the 3-star Mango Hotels, Secunderabad - Mg Road if you're traveling on a budget to have access to an indoor swimming pool and a roof garden. Falcons Nest Madhu Kunj is an affordable choice that is directly adjacent to Shri Jagannath Temple and offers room rates from 24US$.

If you're looking for hotels in Hyderabad near Hyderabad Rajiv Gandhi International airport, ponder about Comfort Prime International or Transit Hotel By Plaza Premium Lounge placed nearby. If you want to stay close to Hyderabad Deccan railroad station and have the option to explore surrounding areas by train, think over Oyo 35487 Hotel Meena Grand, a budget accommodation only a 5-minute walk from the station.

If you want to be centrally situated on your trip to Hyderabad, then stay at Fabhotel Mansingh Nampally, which is just 5 minutes' walking distance to the city center. Another option is Fabhotel Deccan Heritage Abids in the city center, which is also a 5-minute walk from Papaji Ka Dhaba restaurant. Two good hotels in the heart of Jubilee Hills district are Best Western Jubilee Ridge and Daspalla Hyderabad.

The 4-star The Peerless Inn, Hyderabad is a luxury option just a 15-minute walk from Inorbit Mall. Taj Deccan is a boutique hotel within a walking distance of Birla Mandir. Another 5-star option is Taj Banjara, a chain hotel which has an outdoor swimming pool, a health club and a steam room.

If you're traveling with your family around Hyderabad and need a suitable apartment, opt for Haridwar Residency, just a 5-minute walk from Darshini Express Tiffins restaurant. Those who are seeking comfy B&Bs can stop by Ganesh Temple, where they will find Manira Service Apartment with a free private parking lot and complimentary parking. If you're traveling on business, consider staying at Hotel Maya Deluxe. Guests who enjoy nature may want to stay at Avasa Hotel near parks and hills.

     Hyderabad is the first contact point for any travel to India.

     As the main crossing from the very south of the country, Hyderabad became a very touristy city on the map of India. Legendary for both history and culture, Hyderabad is a lure for a multitude of visitors pouring in for relaxed lifestyle and cultural opportunities.

     You may also experience the city's hospitality at its finest. Be it a room in cheap hotel in Hyderabad to a lap of luxuries all listed with maps, photos and secure forms at Booked.net.

     Expanding on tourist interest, Hyderabad went up in size to the fifth largest in the country and in terms of reputation to the third most important cities in the southern India. Along with tourist business, its location has won much for the city. Sitting at the crossroads, Hyderabad speaks different languages, presents various cultures and bears pleasant weather changes.

     Mild winters and hot summers makes Hyderabad a tourist destination year round. For sightseeing there is always a good weather in the city.

Attractions include;

- Charminar long was a symbol of Hyderabad looming at the height of 48.7m above the ground

- Mecca Masjid, the oldest and the largest mosque in the city

- Falaknuma Palace, built in 1872, it is unique in architecture and features the works of Florentine sculptors

- Golconda Fort, an impressive complex that served as the centre of a flourishing diamond trade in the 16^th century.

- Qutb Shahi Tombs named after Quli Qutb Shah, the founder

     Hyderabad is a reflection of the rule of many dynasties. The heyday it saw during the rule of the Qutub Shahis with beautiful monuments and palaces introduced to the local cityscape. When this level of prosperity reached the ears of foreign leader, Aurangazeb, he captured the city. Since then Hyderabad was held captive until independence.

    In addition, Hyderabad got involved in the love story between Mohammed Quli Qutub, Shah of the Shahi Dynasty, fell in love with the courtesan Bhagmati. There was even a time in history when the city served under the name of Bhagyanagar in her honor. As soon as the courtesan has changed her name to Haider Mahal, the city swapped its name for Hyderabad meaning the "city of Haider".

    Throughout its history, Hyderabad has seen both its share of tragedy and triumph. Whether you regard Hyderabad for its dramatic past to the fun-filled present, this is a bustling city to complete a trip to with Booked.net.