Le Meridien Resort & Spa Mahabaleshwar
Mahabaleshwar, Maharashtra, India
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About Le Meridien Resort & Spa Mahabaleshwar
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Tranquility Suite
Tranquility Suite, 1 King, Tub with spray jets, 549sqft/49sqm, Living/sitting area, Wireless internet, for a fee, Wired internet, for a fee, Coffee/tea maker.

Guest room
Classic Forest Twin Room, 2 Twin, Tub with spray jets, Mini fridge, 431sqft/39sqm, Wireless internet, for a fee, Wired internet, for a fee, Coffee/tea maker.

Serenity Suite
Serenity Suite, 1 King, Tub with spray jets, Mini fridge, 1141sqft/103sqm, Living/sitting area, Dining area, Separate living room, Wireless internet, for a fee, Wired internet, for a fee, Coffee/tea maker.

Superior Guest Room
Superior Guest Room, 1 King, Tub with spray jets, Mini fridge, 375sqft/34sqm, Wireless internet, for a fee, Wired internet, for a fee, Coffee/tea maker.

Sanctuary Suite
Sanctuary Suite, 1 King, Tub with spray jets, Mini fridge, 926sqft/83sqm, Living/sitting area, Dining area, Separate living room, Wireless internet, for a fee, Wired internet, for a fee, Coffee/tea maker.

Guest room
Classic Forest King Room, 1 King, Tub with spray jets, 431sqft/39sqm, Wireless internet, for a fee, Wired internet, for a fee, Coffee/tea maker.
Experience Dining

Longitude 73
After a day spent exploring the natural wonders of Mahabaleshwar, unwind in style at our elegant bar, Longitude 73. Allow our friendly bartenders to create a speciality cocktail as you relax.

Chingari
Designed with dark wood and rustic details, Chingari restaurant invites you to discover the flavors of North Indian, Awadhi and Hyderabadi cuisine. From the superb show kitchen, our expert chefs will thrill you with their culinary artistry and flair.

Woods - The Forest Dining Experience
In a quaint and scenic location in the middle of forest, experience the culinary brilliance of Asian Tapas and authentic Japanese cuisine at Woods prepared exclusively for you under a starlit sky and cozy evenings.

Plunge Bar
Kept in crisp white, accented by nautical-striped cushions and beautifully etched glass panels, our rooftop Plunge Bar offers a relaxed environment for a refreshing drink or savoury snack in between dips in the Infinity Pool or visits to Explore Spa.

Latest Recipe
Relaxed, bright and welcoming, Latest Recipe is a family friendly restaurant serving delicious international fare. Choose a table on the patio to enjoy casual dining in a unique treetop setting when you visit our Mahabaleshwar hotel.
Experience by the Space

Explore Spa
Relax and re-energize at our hotel's exclusive Mahabaleshwar spa. Unwind with luxurious massages and body treatments, pamper yourself with a manicure and pedicure or soothe tired muscles in our resort's Hammam or Vichy shower.

Fitness Centre
Le Méridien Mahabaleshwar Resort offers a fitness center as part of its amenities. This facility is designed to cater to guests who wish to maintain their fitness routines while staying at the resort

Swimming
Le Méridien Mahabaleshwar Resort & Spa typically offers a swimming pool as part of its amenities for guests. This allows guests to enjoy leisurely swims or simply relax by the poolside in a tranquil setting.
Explore Near by Places

Pratapgad Fort
Pratapgad is a mountain fort located in Satara district, in the Western Indian state of Maharashtra. The fort is situated 24 kilometres from the Mahabaleshwar hill station. The fort is now a popular tourist destination.

Elphinstone Point
Picturesque observation point offering elevated mountain views & food from local vendors.

Wilson Point
Panchgani - Mahabaleshwar Rd, Birwadi, Mahabaleshwar, Maharashtra 412806

Venna Lake
Venna Lake is one of the tourist attractions of Mahabaleshwar in Maharashtra state in India. The lake was constructed by Shri Appasaheb Maharaj, who was Raja of Satara in 1842.

Mahabaleshwar Temple
Mahabaleshwar Temple is a highly revered Shiva Temple, located in the Satara district of Maharashtra. Its religious significance is more than that of the twelve Jyotirlingas. The shrine dates back to the 16th century and follows the Hemadant style of architecture.
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