Our 360° Perspective presents the unique opportunity to experience the warmth & luxury of The Orchid Hotel from the comfort of your home. Simply click on the link below to walk right into our beautiful suites & well-designed rooms. For an extra treat, put your browser on Full screen mode & make a trip to the grandiose Presidential Suite, it's guaranteed to leave you feeling like a king.
HINT
A brief explanation of the menu buttons at the bottom of the screen.
he Camera icon brings up a quick pictorial menu of all the different rooms and restaurants.
HQ or LQ switch mode from Low Quality to High Quality or vice versa.
be warned that the High Quality mode downloads images in the 2.5 Mb range.
The four arrow buttons are used to pan left, right, up or down respectively.
You can also drag the panorama by using the left mouse button.
The - and + buttons are used to zoom in or out of the picture.
You can achieve the same effect by using the scroll wheel on the mouse.
The circular rotating arrow stops or starts the auto rotation.
Auto movement will stop is the image is clicked and dragged Auto movement will also start if no button has been clicked for some time
and the panorama is not in the stop mode.
The last button i.e. two overlapping rectangles is to toggle between
full screen mode and normal mode.
The Camera icon will take you to the following individual Panoramas.
They are best viewed in High Quality and Full Screen mode.
1. The Orchid Lobby
2. Boulevard Restaurant
3. Vindhyas Restaurant
4. Deluxe Room
5. Executive Suite
6. Club Privé
7. Orchid Suite - Living
8. Orchid Suite - Bedroom
9. Orchid Suite - Bath
10. Presidential Suite - Living
11. Presidential Suite - Bedroom
12. Presidential Suite - bath
Quantum Designs
he Camera icon brings up a quick pictorial menu of all the different rooms and restaurants. 
HQ or LQ switch mode from Low Quality to High Quality or vice versa. 
The four arrow buttons are used to pan left, right, up or down respectively. 
The - and + buttons are used to zoom in or out of the picture. 
The circular rotating arrow stops or starts the auto rotation. 
The last button i.e. two overlapping rectangles is to toggle between 