Sleep Under The Stars In These Indian Hotels!

Do you believe that your Mr. Perfect and you met because of the 'fault in your stars'? Want to recreate the starry night that had you both fall in love with each other? We've curated hotels where you can sleep under the stars and thank them for giving you the reason for the twinkle in your eye. ;)

Imagine sleeping next to your groom, gazing at the stars, discussing your bright future and so much more, sounds beautiful right? Here are a list of hotels in India that will make your dream come true.

Crest Valley, Coorg

A hotel and activity provider in Ooty, it brings forth a very rare tenting experience for people seeking outdoor adventure. Apart from being a hotel, Crest Valley has a private camping area surrounded by the woods. It truly will take you back to your childhood fairytales. Think of enjoying a campfire while being contoured by tall trees, starry night and a thick blanket of mist.

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Astroport Sariska, Rajasthan

Situated near the Aravalli Range in Alwar District of Rajasthan and far away from busy City Life, Astroport Sariska is the darkest site in India and it offers a glamorous view of the sky which is perfect for night sky observation. It sure will make you and your bae's day (read: night).

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The Machan, Maharashtra

The Machan is an exclusive eco-resort with unique tree houses rising 30 - 45 feet above the forest, offering complete serenity to those looking to escape into nature. Each Machan lets you enjoy the spectacular views of the sky in luxurious comfort.

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The Serai, Jaisalmer

The Serai is the ultimate indulgence for your mini-moon. Perfect for sunset or dining under the stars, it is indeed one of the most romantic views. Besides the view of the glorious night sky of the desert, the only sounds you’ll hear is the occasional call of nocturnal creatures in the early morning.

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Jamtara Wilderness Camp, Madhya Pradesh

Jamtara Wilderness' star-beds are raised on hand-crafted platforms. By day, you can gaze at the farms, while the nights are for uninterrupted star-spotting.

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Which hotel would you prefer for your mini-moon to look at the stars?