Vardaan Jammu is located in heart of Jammu city at a walking distance from Inter State Bus Terminal and 05 minutes drive from Residency Road Shopping Centre. 26 Tastefully decorated rooms, Sports Cafe', Business Centre, Travel desk, Meeting Rooms, Banquets are among the array of services that hotel offers to take care of discerning Business and Leisure Traveller.
The Hotel is in Budget segment and its rooms are smartly priced at Rs.1590/- Onwards. Experience the Hospitality at its Smartest. Vardaan hotels serving hospitality across J&K through Jammu and Patnitop in India, a perfect choice for business and leisure traveler alike. We have instant hotel online reservations system, booking on the internet.
By Road: The Inter-State Bus Terminus (ISBT) is at a walking distance from Hotel Vardaan Jammu. The JKSRTC is an Undertaking of J&K Administration. It provides both inter state services and local transport services. The JKSRTC coaches are well maintained and the important cities, which are connected by JKSRTC buses, are Delhi, Chandigarh, Amritsar, Srinagar, Dharamshala, Katra (J&K) and major towns of Punjab and Haryana.
By Train: JAMMU Railway Station is about 5 kms from the Hotel Vardaan Jammu . There are several Train connections every day between Jammu and Delhi. Swaraj / Sarvodya Express connects the city to Mumbai and Gujarat. Private Mini-buses ply to and from the railway station to coincide with the arrival and departure of important trains. Kindly check at http://www.cleartrip.com/trains for online availability or at http://www.irctc.co.in for online rail reservations.
By Air: (a) JAMMU airport is 07 km. from the Hotel Vardaan Jammu. Indian Airlines http://www.airindia.in/, Jet Airways http://www.jetairways.com, Spicejet http://www.spicejet.com/ , GO-Air http://www.goair.in , IndiGo http://www.goindigo.in/, Kingfisher Air http://www.flykingfisher.com/ connect Jammu with, Delhi, Leh and Srinagar.
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Nestling in the foothills of the Himalayas, with the river Tawi flowing alongside, is the place that Raja Jambu Lochan discovered one day while he was on a hunting trip. Legend has it that he came upon a clearing where he saw a sight that left him wonderstruck. A tiger and a goat stood side-by-side, drinking water from the same place in the Tawi River. He was so struck by this unusual sight that he decided to build a city on this land where no living creature seemed to bear enmity towards each other. Little is known of Jammu’s subsequent history until, in 1730 AD, it came under the rule of the Dogra king, Raja Dhruv Deva.
The Dogra rulers moved their capital to the present site and Jammu became an important centre of art and culture, especially the Pahari school of paintings. Today, as if in testimony to Raja Jambu Lochan’s vision, the city of Jammu has come to be known as the ‘City Of Temples’. Innumerable temples and shrines, with glittering ‘shikhars’ soaring into the sky, dot the city’s skyline, creating the ambience of a holy and peaceful city.
