Sarovar Premiere, Srinagar

Discover Srinagar

Etymologically rooted in Sanskrit—where 'Sri' signifies splendour and beauty, and 'Nagar' denotes a city—Srinagar serves as the breathtaking summer capital of Jammu and Kashmir. Framed by the majestic backdrop of the Himalayas, this spellbinding destination captivates with crystal-clear lakes, historic Mughal gardens, and centuries of exquisite artisanal craftsmanship. Nestled right in the central hub of this marvelous location, our hotel grants effortless access to top local sights, allowing you to venture out into the city's highlights while returning to a peaceful, luxurious retreat. Immerse yourself in the distinct charm and everlasting elegance that make Srinagar truly unforgettable.

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  Shri Pratap Singh Museum

  Positioned just 4 km away from our hotel, the Shri Pratap Singh Museum displays an extraordinary treasury exceeding 80,000 historical items sourced across Northern India. Founded in 1898, its inaugural exhibit featured royal heirlooms directly from the palace treasury of Maharaja Pratap Singh, the second-to-last monarch of Jammu and Kashmir. Over time, this institution has grown into a magnificent vault of heritage, offering guests a fascinating look into the region's diverse artistic legacy.

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  Dargah Hazratbal Shrine

  Situated roughly 9 km from our accommodations along the calm northern banks of Dal Lake, the Dargah Hazratbal Shrine stands as a deeply revered spiritual landmark. It holds the sacred relic 'Moi-e-Muqqadas', revered as a holy hair belonging to the Prophet Muhammad. Apart from its religious resonance, the bright white shrine delivers a deeply serene atmosphere where peaceful lakeside views meet spiritual harmony.

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  Shankaracharya Temple

  Perched nearly 1,000 feet above sea level and roughly 9 km from our hotel, the Shankaracharya Temple (also called Jyeshteshwara Temple) is an ancient sanctuary dedicated to Lord Shiva. Renowned as one of the oldest sacred sites in the region, it comes alive during Maha Shivaratri with vibrant illuminations and joyful rituals, crafting unforgettable memories against a magnificent hilltop backdrop.

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  Nishat Bagh

  Nestled along the eastern shoreline of Dal Lake about 11 km from our property, Nishat Bagh is a famous Mughal terraced garden originally created as an imperial summer retreat. Recognized as the second-largest Mughal garden across Kashmir, it showcases Persian layout principles and frames inspiring vistas of the majestic Zabarwan mountain range.

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  Dal Lake

  Located 12 km from our property, Dal Lake stretches across 15.5 km, serving as the city's second-largest freshwater body. Framed by iconic gardens built during the Mughal era, it provides a vivid backdrop for year-round recreation—from tranquil summer shikara rides to energetic winter ice skating—making it a lively yet peaceful attraction for visitors.

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  Shalimar Garden

  Situated approximately 14 km from our location near the northeastern edge of Dal Lake, Shalimar Garden is Kashmir's grandest Mughal landscape. Spanning 12.4 hectares, this historic garden was commissioned by Emperor Jahangir as a romantic haven for his beloved wife, embodying classic Persian design with its terraced lawns and flowing fountains.