Puducherry – previously known as Pondicherry – is made up of four entirely separate enclaves along the Indian coast, all of which were colonised by the French in the 18th century. Named after the largest of these enclaves, this union territory has retained a strong European culture that makes it unlike any other place in India. Nowhere is this more evident than in Puducherry district, dubbed the ‘French Riviera of the East’, where antiquated colonial buildings line the quiet cobbled streets and tree-lined avenues of the old town, and many people still speak French as their first language.
La Villa is ideally located on the outskirts of picturesque Puducherry, with quaint shops, restaurants and a wide variety of attractions in the proximity of the hotel. The rooms and suites are beautifully decorated and spacious, each equipped with air conditioning, Wi-Fi, a hairdryer, a complimentary bar and a private bathroom. Guests can enjoy dining […]
