Photo Gallery
The hotel as it actually is — our rooms and suites, the Sakun rooftop, the Angels banquet hall and the building you will walk into.
Thirty-three Photographs
No stock photography. Only this building.
Every frame below was shot at Hotel Sawera Grand — our rooms, our restaurant, our banquet hall, the building itself. Filter by what you want to see, then click any photograph to open it full-screen; arrow keys and swipe both work. Looking for the city rather than the hotel? Those are on the sightseeing page.
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Yes. Every photograph on this page was taken at Hotel Sawera Grand, 1724/1 Sawera Tower, Katra Baghian, Hall Bazaar, Amritsar, or at the attractions within walking and driving distance of it. We do not use stock photography of other properties. What you see on this page is the building you will walk into.
Filter this gallery to Rooms & Suites to see all three categories — the Business Double Room, the Executive Room and the K L Suite. Each room also has its own page with a full specification table. If you would like photographs of a specific room number or floor, call the front desk on +91 85588 33449 or message us on WhatsApp and we will send them to you.
One minute on foot. Hotel Sawera Grand sits in Hall Bazaar, and the Sri Harmandir Sahib entrance is a short walk across the bazaar — close enough to attend 4 a.m. darshan without arranging a rickshaw, and close enough to return to your room between the morning and evening ceremonies. Jallianwala Bagh is directly opposite the hotel.
Travel agents, tour operators and OTA partners are welcome to use these images to list Hotel Sawera Grand, with credit to the hotel. For press, brochure or campaign use, write to sales@hotelsaweragrand.com and we will send high-resolution originals.
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