Maharajas' Express Presidential Suite: Offers Lavish Beds, Butler Service, More (PICS Inside)
A lavish king-size double bed, a royal living room, and dedicated butlers at your beck and call - welcome to the presidential suite of IRCTC's Maharajas' Express - the luxury train run by the Indian Railways. The quintessential 'palace on wheels', the Maharajas' Express runs across key states of India to offer a world-class aristocratic experience to its passengers. The presidential suite, in particular, is a grand cabin of 448 sq. ft of area. It boasts of a living room, two bedrooms and washrooms. The guests on-board the presidential suite get exclusive 24 hours personal valet to provide them everything, according to the website of the Maharajas' Express, the-maharajas.com.
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The Maharajas' Express Presidential Suite provides you with a larger-than-life experience! This exquisite cabin redefines luxury with its opulent on-board amenities and a personal attendant at your service 24/7. pic.twitter.com/9MJBmx0z5Z
April 12, 2018
Here are the details of the presidential suite of IRCTC's Maharajas' Express according to the-maharajas.com:
The presidential suite of IRCTC's Maharajas' Express provides the following: a cabin with 448 sq. ft area, a double bed with dimensions of 80 x 60 (In), a twin bed with dimensions of 80 x 33 (In), two bedrooms, a living area, a sofa, a writing table, a complimentary mini bar, a luggage hold underneath the bed, a television, wi-fi internet (subject to network availability), direct dial international telephone facility, a DVD player, LCD screen, wardrobe, a personal safe and air-conditioner. Towels and linens are changed daily or as per request.
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