We visited this property in February this year.Me and my wife were in Delhi this month for a family function and we had stayed in most of the itc properties in Delhi in the past including Itc Maurya and Welcom Dwarka.We had never got a chance to visit the Grand bharat and wanted to atleast have a showaround if not stay in the property. Being a platinum member of club itc,I wrote to their gm Mr Mattu,requesting for a showaround of the property. I got a prompt reply and phone call from his colleague,the front office ***ager of the hotel Ms ***i Raheja,who obliged to accommodate our request and after speaking with her we decided to go to the property for a showaround and dinner.It was a good 40 km from Dwarka where we were located.The property is located in the interior village areas,atleast 10 km from gurgram and the main highway,away from the hustle bustle of city life.So if someone wants to relax and rejuvenate for a weekend and escape from city life,it's a perfect place for them.Its a resort themed property with a palatial touch.Upon reaching the property, we were given a traditional welcome and then served welcome drinks.Ms Raheja was there to receive us and she ***** with some of her associates showed us around.The have 2 restaurants,one being a Indian specially restaurant,whose decor and theme we found very amusing,was a replica of Itcs signature restaurant Dum pukht.They mostly have set menus.Then we saw Aravali Pavilion,their all day dining option,complete with buffet counters and the lighting and set up was giving it the vibe of a fine dining space rather than a regular all day dining option.Then they had the Peacock bar,which was Peacock themed,Peacock style colours in walls and chairs and on top of bar counter there was a huge glass sculpture of a Peacock spreading it's wings.It was a very unique bar we had ever seen in any property. We clicked pics while the staffs brifed us about the details of each area.The main lobby was also very spacious with a tall ceiling and a dome on top.The design and architecture which we thought was rajasthani,we got to know later it was a blend of all parts of India hence called bharat.The main entrance had beautiful fountains surrounding it on either sides which gave a even more surreal view.We were offered the signature mocktial from the bar for free,which we throughly enjoyed.Then we went to the 2nd floor to see the spa.The entire floor was the spa,ITCs own Kaya Kalp,with a salon and it was the biggest spa I had ever seen in any property of the group.We saw the spa pool,steam and sauna,therapy areas and spa reception.The design was very unique and was very soothing to our eyes.We checked the spa menus as well,prices were in line with other itc properties and not overpriced despite it being a resort property where charges are on higher side.After which we went to see the guest rooms,in their buggy.Their duty ***ager Aishwarya and another staff came with us.There are also ***y private dining open spaces ne
