Le Jardin, meaning 'the garden' in French lives up to its name as its large French windows overlook the lush gardens of the hotel and the quaint lilypond.Its teak wood flooring, colonial pillars, stately rose wood furniture lends it a warm yet old world feel . Yet its marble tables with bright runners give it a modern touch. By day it is awash with sunlit hues from the garden and by night it takes on a friendly and charming vibe. This restaurant, is by far the most visited as it serves an array of meals and cuisines.