A Weekend at Radisson Blu Indore

Sometimes, getting away doesn’t actually require going very far.

A comfortable suite, breakfast worth waking up for, an afternoon by the pool and enough good food to keep you from making plans elsewhere Radisson Blu Indore makes a convincing case for the city staycation. Located in the heart of Indore, the hotel brings together everything you need to check in for the weekend and, quite happily, stay in.

Start With The Executive Suite

The Executive Suite sets the tone for the stay spacious, comfortable and designed with enough room to properly settle in. A thoughtful welcome awaits on arrival, while the room comes with all the comforts you’d expect from a luxury hotel. It’s the kind of space that makes a slow morning or an afternoon spent doing very little feel completely justified.

Mornings begin at TCK 

The Creative Kitchen, the hotel’s all-day dining restaurant. The breakfast spread covers plenty of ground, from South Indian classics and local Indori favourites to parathas straight off the tawa and pancakes made fresh at the counter. One detail worth stopping for? The chai. Freshly brewed and served by the hotel’s women-led chef team, it feels particularly fitting in a city that takes its morning rituals seriously.

Clear The Afternoon

There’s little reason to rush out after breakfast. The infinity pool is made for a slower afternoon, while the gym takes care of anyone who prefers to fit in a workout before lunch. The point of staying here, though, is that the day can be as full or as empty as you want it to be.

Come Hungry To Indiya Oye

Lunch brings you to Indiya Oye, the hotel’s North Indian restaurant. The regional interiors set the mood before the food arrives, followed by a generous North Indian spread that makes choosing a favourite surprisingly difficult. This isn’t the lunch to rush through. Order for the table and take your time.

Save Dinner For Ni Hao

By evening, the flavours move east. Ni Hao, the hotel’s Pan-Asian restaurant, is one of the dining experiences worth making time for during the stay. Among the TBS favourites: edamame dim sum, sushi and green Thai curry, followed by a vegan tiramisu that deserves an order of its own. And if dessert still feels unfinished, the pastry counter in the lobby makes a convincing argument for one last stop before heading upstairs.

Dinner at Ni Hao

Dinner takes a Pan-Asian turn at Ni Hao. The setting feels intimate and suited to the evening, while the menu brings together a range of Pan-Asian flavours designed to be explored across the table. The food at Ni Hao is best approached as an experience to share. Well-presented plates, varied flavours and plenty to explore make dinner feel like the natural close to a day spent entirely at the hotel.