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Experience the Sarovar Spirit TnH India Award Fastest Growing Value Hotel Brand ISSUE OCTOBER - DECEMBER 2018 KNOW ME BETTER NATARAJ SAROVAR PORTICO JHANSI FESTIVE THE FESTIVE SOJOURN HOLIDAY PACKAGES BON VOYAGE CELEBRATION GATEWAY MARIGOLD SAROVAR PORTICO, EXPERIENCE THE SHIMLA - MASHOBRA SAROVAR SPIRIT NEW OPENINGS SAIRAFORT SAROVAR PORTICO, JAISALMER ESPRESSO COLA HEALTHY WAYS IN MY OWN WORDS... Across India and beyond... Agra Ahmedabad Dear Guests, Ajmer* Warm greetings from Sarovar Hotels and Resorts. Amritsar Axum - Ethiopia* As we enter in the last quarter of the year, we are pleased to Baddi announce the opening of “Sairafort Sarovar Portico” in the Badrinath golden city - Jaisalmer, strengthening our footprints to Bengaluru Bhavnagar 6 hotels in the state of Rajasthan. In the coming months we Bodh Gaya* will be consolidating our Africa presence with the opening of Chandigarh “Neelkanth Sarovar Premiere", Lusaka, Zambia, by Chennai Dahisar - Mumbai* December 2018. Dalhousie* As we enter the festive season, I would like to convey my Dehradun Dibrugarh* best wishes to you and your families for a very happy and Faridabad prosperous festive season. Gandhidham Gangtok With winters round the corner, it is time to explore Ghaziabad destinations such as Jaislamer, Goa, Gangtok, Kerala etc. Goa and indulge into some delightful experience. We continue Gorakhpur* Guhagar* to offer memorable holiday experiences through our brand Greater Noida* website www.sarovarhotels.com. We look forward to your Gurugram stay with us. Haridwar Hyderabad Jaipur Jaisalmer Enjoy season's festivity. Jalandhar Thank you! Jhansi Jodhpur Junagarh* Anil Madhok Kakinada - Andhra Pradesh Katra - Jammu* Kochi Lonavala Lucknow Ludhiana MAIN NEWS Mumbai Nashik Navi Mumbai New Delhi Sairafort Sarovar Portico - Jaisalmer Palampur Pathankot* We are happy to announce the Pondicherry Pune opening of “Sairafort Sarovar Raipur Portico” in Jaisalmer, further Rajahmundry* strengthening our footprint in Rajkot Ranchi Rajasthan. This is the flagship Roorkee property of Sarovar in Jaisalmer. Shimla - Mashobra The contemporary palace styled Shreevardhan* hotel has a traditional designs and Siliguri Solapur - Maharastra each design element reflects the Somaliland* rich heritage & culture of the place. Somnath* This elegant & sophisticated venue Srinagar Thekkady - Kerala is ideal for leisure trip, destination Thiruvananthapuram wedding and social events. Tirupati Equipped with Spa, Gym, Vayalar - Kerala Vandalur - Chennai Swimming Pool and Conference & Vrindavan - Mathura meeting rooms for up to 500 guests. Savour a delightful meal at the hotel's All Day Dining restaurant 'Nosh' and or go for a Zirakpur relaxing time as you sip on amazing cocktails, mocktails, beers and other drinks at 'Suroor - The Bar'. Addis Ababa* Dar-es-Salaam While on a trip one can enjoy Camel Ride, Jeep Safari in SAM Sand Dunes and traditional Folk Dance. The hotel provides easy Lusaka - Zambia* access to some of the best-known tourist spots such as the Jaisalmer Fort, Gadisar Lake, and Patwon ki Haveli. It's located Nairobi - Kenya 2 kms from the railway station, 4 kms from the bus stand and 18 kms from Jaisalmer airport. *Opening Soon NEW OPENINGS View of the Guest Room at Sairafort Sarovar Portico, Jaisalmer Sairafort Sarovar Portico, La Marvella - A Sarovar Premiere Hotel, Jaisalmer NOW OPEN Bengaluru NOW OPEN • 59 Guest Rooms & Suites • 121 Guest Rooms & Suites • Nosh - All Day Dining • Golden Oak - All Day Dining • Suroor - The Bar • 21 C - The Lounge Bar • Banquet & Conference Facilities for up to 500 • Banquet & Conference Facilities for up to 300 • Swimming Pool • Gym • Spa • Wi-Fi • Swimming Pool • Kid's Activity Room • Gym • Spa • Wi-Fi Nataraj Sarovar Portico, Taurus Sarovar Portico Jhansi NOW OPEN New Delhi - IGI Airport NOW OPEN • 72 Guest Rooms & Suites • 83 Guest Rooms & Suites • Flavours - All Day Dining • Alfa 63 - All Day Dining with Bar • Lancers - Bar • Banquet & Conferencing Facilities for up to 500 • Banquet & Conferencing Facilities for up to 500 • Wi-Fi • Swimming Pool • Gym • Spa • Wi-Fi Sarovar Premiere, Neelkanth Sarovar Premiere, Jaipur - Lal Kothi NOW OPEN Lusaka OPENING SOON • 80 Guest Rooms & Suites • 82 Suites • Terrazzo - All Day Dining • Copper Pot - All Day Dining • Rooftop Restaurant • Smoke House - Open Air Grill • Lattice - Bar • Swirl - Bar • Breeze - Rooftop Private Lounge • Banquet & Conferencing Facilities for up to 350 • Sweet Talk - Patisserie • 4500sq ft Well-Manicured Lawns for Outdoor Events • Banquet & Conferencing Facilities for up to 120 • Swimming Pool • Gym • Wi-Fi • Swimming Pool • Gym • Spa • Wi-Fi N ATA R A J KNOW ME BETTER j h a n s i A S A R O V A R H O T E L Nataraj Sarovar Portico is a contemporary business hotel located just 5 minutes Rejuvenate yourself in our swimming pool and stay fit and healthy at our well- from Jhansi railway station and in close proximity to the Natraj Theatre. The hotel's equipped gym. easy accessibility makes it a popular choice among guests. Greet yourself to refined We promise you a refreshing happy stay with our warm hospitality and personalized indulgence and comfort as you step into our hotel in Jhansi. The rooms have a services. Come stay with us at Jhansi's finest hotel and experience the contemporary delicate decor and are well-equipped with all amenities that offer a comfortable spirit of “Signature Sarovar Hospitality”. staying experience for you. The restaurants offer a delectable spread to savour your taste buds and the Banquet Halls serve as the ideal venue for all events. Revel For reservations call: 0510 233 0800 in comfort and convenience at one of the best hotels in Jhansi. HAPPINESS SPECIAL BEST DEAL GUARANTEED 'FESTIVE' HOLIDAY PACKAGES Pay for 2 nights and 3rd Night complimentary stay @ just Rs. 12,999/* - onwards Offer Valid till 31st March, 2019 Free one-hour couple Spa Therapy. Sauna & Steam Complimentary once, during stay. 20% discount on Food and Laundry services. And more… 2 nights / 3 days @ just Rs. 18,500/* - onwards Offer Valid till 31st December, 2018 Breakfast & One Major Meal (Lunch or Dinner). Bir-Billing Paragliding - Enjoy the world famous Paragliding region with experienced pilots / Visit to local area temple and monastery. 15% discount on Laundry. And more... 1 night / 2 days @ just Rs. 7,999/* - onwards for (double occupancy) Offer Valid till 31st December, 2018 Breakfast & One Major Meal (Lunch or Dinner). And more... 2 nights / 3 days @ just Rs. 31,111/* - onwards for (double occupancy) Offer Valid till 30th September, 2018 Breakfast & One Major Meal (Lunch or Dinner). Complimentary transfers for pick up and drop (Airport or Thivim Railway station). Half day North Goa sightseeing. 20% discount on Spa and lots more. And more... *T&C apply HOTELS & RESORTS T his Festive Season BOOK DIRECT TO ENJOY EXCLUSIVE BENEFITS www.sarovarhotels.com EXPLORE THE UNEXPLORED BON VOYAGE WILDLIFE SOJOURN AT THEKKADY - KERALA The very sound of the word Thekkady invokes up images of elephants, unending chains of hills and spice-scented plantations. In the Periyar forest of Thekkady is one of the finest wildlife reserves in India and spread across the entire district are picturesque plantations and hill towns that hold great opportunities for treks and mountain walks. Wildlife enthusiasts visiting the famous Periyar Wildlife Sanctuary will be happy to stay at an experiential eco-resort that promises more than just luxurious accommodation. Poetree Sarovar Portico is perched atop a mountain at Thekkady, with breathtaking views of the Sahyadri Mountains and the Periyar Lake. The peace-filled rooms & cottages are a perfect balance of luxurious accommodation and rustic ambience, enveloped in verdant foliage and offering panoramic scenic views. The hotel setting is pristine and ideal for both intimate romantic escapades as well as for adventure filled holidays! The hotel has recently won 'Leading Wildlife Resort in South Indian' award at South Asian Travel Awards. So it's time to pack your bags and head for the unexplored Thekkady. For reservations please contact : +91 8606 998 448 #CheckInCheckOut@YourConvenience #HighSpeedBrowsing@NoCharge #TakeawayBreakfastWithEarlyCheckout #YourDishYourWayByOurChef Dpoejujpot !bqqmz/ HEALTHY WAYS TASTE OF GOOD LIFE MALAI GHEWAR -By Chef Umesh Sharma, Sarovar Portico, Jaipur Here comes the recipe of a delicious, Rajasthani dessert, most popularly made during the festive seasons. Ingredients: 1-1/2 cups All Purpose Flour, 1/2 cup Ghee, 1/2 cup Milk, 1-1/2 cups Water Few strands of Saffron. For sugar syrup: 1-1/2 cups Sugar, 1 cup Water Recipe: Pour ghee and cold milk in a bowl and whisk till both emulsify into a smooth paste and do not separate. Sieve the flour in the above mixture and whisk again till batter is smooth and no lumps are left. Now add some water and mix it well into a smooth consistency. Add saffron for color. The consistency of the batter should be one string. Heat ghee in a frying pan. The quantity of ghee should be half of the density of the vessel. Check the ghee temperature (should be very hot) by dropping a small amount of the batter and see if it immediately comes up without any delay. Pour batter into the ghee slowly in one continuous thin stream in the center of the pan to make a big circle depending on the how thick Ghevar you want.When bubbles start spluttering in the oil, let the foam settle down. If the center point is totally covered, then use ladle to make little space and keep on pouring the batter. Take 1-2 min interval between pouring of batter. Turn flame low once you have poured batter into the ghee. Let it fry until till it turns from light brown in color to brown in color, which means it is cooked now. Take out the Ghevar in a plate lined with tissue paper. A beautiful net shape would have formed. To prepare sugar syrup: Add water & sugar to saucepan and boil with occasional stirring. Now dip the Ghevar into sugar syrup for 1 to 2 min & take it out.
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