Deepak Kamani – On discovering Sikkim :: Deepak Kamani brings beauty of Sikkim to World

Deepak Kamani decided to reach out to the North East side by establishing a new hotel called The Retreat by Zuri in Sikkim. This is a beautiful hotel owned by Deepak Kamani and is the pride of the Zuri Group. Deepak Kamani wanted to give his guests different choices of accommodation according to their specific requirements like single & double rooms and suites that total 21 in number.

The Retreat by Deepak Kamani makes for a spacious experience no matter whether the guests select the single or any other room. This is because on instructions of Deepak Kamani these rooms have been designed with a view to provide an average size of 250 Sq.ft. Deepak Kamani is a man who notices all details in the plans before he gives the nod for the architecture of his hotels.

Sikkim was a choice of Deepak Kamani for driving the hospitality business due to its picturesque location. Sikkim is nothing short of a paradise on earth feels Deepak Kamani with its clear blue flowing rivers, valleys that show different colors of flowers and a host of other animals, which makes it a tourist destination in demand.

For his Sikkim hospitality project, Deepak Kamani selected the breathtakingly beautiful 12 acre plot located on the banks of the Rangit River. The area is lush green says Deepak Kamani and offers a calming view of nature. AS Deepak Kamani himself loves watching natural beauty, he wanted his guests to get the same experience and so most of the rooms have a balcony that shows that.

Deepak Kamani being in the hospitality business for so many years knows what exactly guests look for and to cater to all their needs, The Retreat by Zuri offers all possible amenities for guests. Deepak Kamani has ensured that The Retreat by Zuri at Baiguney Sikkim has a 24 hour room service, a well stocked mini bar and even a complimentary Wi-Fi that connects the guests to the world outside.

"It’s not your circumstances that shape you, it’s how you react to your circumstances." Deepak Kamani quoted.