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Basic Data |
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| Country |
India |
| State |
Uttar Pardesh |
| City |
Mathura |
| Location |
4 km from Railway Station |
| Rooms |
21 rooms |
| Group |
Best Western Group of Hotels |
Best Western Radha Ashok Hotel is located in Mathura, the birthplace of Lord Krishna and gateway to ISCON in India. Technologies, themes, services etc. may differ world over, but finally the intangible motion of hospitality makes the difference, and that's where the Best Western Radha Ashok carves a niche in the hotel industry.
The Best Western Radha Ashok Mathura hotel offers 21 tastefully furnished, temperature-controlled rooms that are equipped with attached bathrooms, remote controlled TV, movie system, direct dial telephones etc.
Also available in the non-smoking categories, rooms at the Best Western Radha Ashok Mathura hotel also offer services such as 24-hour room service, car rental, doctor on call, courtesy car, safe deposit, security guard, laundry service, fax services.
The Best Western Radha Ashok Mathura boasts of a restaurant and cocktail lounge with live entertainment.
The hotel Best Western Radha Ashok Mathura provides adequate meeting, conferencing and banquet facilities with a capacity of up to 200 people. Secretarial services and secretarial staff for assistance are also available at the hotel in Mathura.
Hotel Best Western Radha Ashok Mathura offers several facilities and services that you may avail, including live entertainment, pool, fitness center, restaurant and lounge, and car rentals.
A trip to India, Krishna's homeland, becomes imperative to see how the Lord loved and lived out his illustrious mortal life. Mathura is the center of Brajamandala - the traditional name for Krishna country. Its original circumference was approximately 275 km, including Agra, Aligarh, Bharatpur, Kosi and other adjoining regions in Uttar Pradesh. Within a perimeter of 155 km shaped like a lotus that was once heavily forested, some of the most important sites where Krishna grew up are located. These sites include Gokul, Nandgaon, Barsana, Govardhan and Vrindavan.
Every inch of Brajamandala bespeaks of an association with Krishna. Like the phoenix, Brajamandala and the legacies of Krishna have survived due to the efforts of his ardent devotees such as the saint-poets Surdas, Jayadeva, Swami Haridas, Chaitanya Mahaprabhu, Mirabai, and Swami Prabhupada, the founder of the International Society for Krishna Consciousness (ISKCON). It is worthwhile to visit Mathura for the sheer pleasure of tracing the early years of the life of Lord Krishna.
Last Updated On: 2011/07/21
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