In the Hotel Le Sutra, every room tells stories about various aspects of India’s philosophy and mythology. The story of Ravana explores the personality of one of the most enigmatic figures from mythology and the seeming contradiction of great Vedic insight and those benevolent human traits through painstaking design details.
In the Dyuutya Room, the ancient pastime of gambling with the royal family is re-imagined thanks to its interior, which hints at strategy, chance, and power interplay. The Prakriti Room uplifts its guests from the earthly plane to the spiritual one, personifying the creative energy of supreme femininity through guiding design elements.
Prakriti is the dynamic feminine principle of existence that combines the three gunas that characterise the entire universe. While Prakriti is the visible universe and observed, her counterpart Purusha is primordial consciousness and the observer. When Prakriti and Purusha unite, several stages in the creation of the existing material world begin. The Prakriti room on the Sattva floor represents a seeker’s journey from nature to enlightenment and supernature.
