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Hotel deals warm up as heat rises, school year ends

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April 21, 2025

Soaring heat and school holidays are driving a seasonal exodus from cities, as residents chase cooler climes abroad or in hill stations.

- Varuni Khosla

Hotel deals warm up as heat rises, school year ends

Soaring heat and school holidays are driving a seasonal exodus from cities, as residents chase cooler climes abroad or in hill stations. Meanwhile, luxury chains like The Leela and Hyatt and boutique offerings from Brij and The Postcard Hotel are rushing out offers from spa credits to heritage trails, converting undecided travellers into confirmed guests during what is typically a weak season for the sector.

Such deals usually surface in May when the mercury rises and schools shut, but the early summer onset, coupled with the absence of big-ticket events that attract foreign visitors, have prompted hoteliers to start early.

The Leela Palace Jaipur offers 10% savings on all hotel services, while its Udaipur hotel will give direct savings on spa treatments and packages that include lunch or dinner. One can pay for two days and stay for three at Anantara Jewel Bagh Jaipur, with 20% savings on extended bookings, discounted rates for early or flexible reservations, and perks like breakfast and service discounts built in.

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