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Historical Monuments

Bagalkot Places

Bagalkot, earlier, a part of Bijapur district, was craved out as a separate district in 1997. This area is home to some of the finest examples of temple architecture in the world.

Pattadakal, with its complex of magnificent temples, has been listed by UNESCO as a World Heritage Site.

Bagalkot, the district headquarters is a commercial town and major hub of the area.

Aihole was the capital of the Chalukayan kings, between the 4th and 6th century A.D., when they began experimenting with the idea of constructing temples with stone blocks.

You therefore see Hindu temple architecture in its embryonic stage, from simple shrines, like those in the Konthigudi group and the Lad Khan temple to the more complex edifices, such as the Meguthi temple.

Aihole has over 125 temples, all intricately carved and rich in detail. The oldest temple here, is perhaps the Lad Khan dating back to the 5th Century A.D.

The Durga temple has a semicircular apse, and a sanctum, circled by a richly carved colonnaded passageway.

The Hutchamalli temple, the Ravalphadi Cave temple, the Konthi temple complex, the Jain Meghuthi temple and the two storied Buddhist temple are the site worth visiting.

Belgaum Places

The District Headquarters, Belgaum is a picture of contrasts. On one side is the old town area where the cotton and silk weavers still create magic with their fingers. And on the other the modern, bustling, tree lined Cantonment built by the British.

In the heart of Belgaum, near the bus terminus is the Fort. At the Entrance are two shrines, one devoted to Ganapathi and another to Durga. Inside the Fort are two bastis in the Late Chalukyan style. Of these, the more famous is the Kamala basti, built in 1204.

Come out of the Kamala basti and you will find another ruined Jain Temple to its right. Co-existing harmoniously with these temples are two ancient mosques the Safa Masjid and the Jamia Masjid. Near the 16th century Jamia Masjid is a Dargah of Khanjar Wali. Step out of the Fort and you have a wide choice of temples and churches to visit. The Kapileshwara temple said to be the oldest, the Ananthashyana Temple, the Maruti Temple and the temples of Shiva, Vithoba, Dyamavva and Military Mahadeva. Belgaum also has some very impressive churches. St. Mary's Church, St. Xavier's Church (the oldest), St. Anthony's Church, the Cathedral of Our Lady and the Methodist Church.

No story of Belgaum is complete without a mention of Kittur Rani Chennamma. One of India's first freedom fighters, the queen's heroic resistance is stll commemorated locally in song and story. Her stature stands sentinel over Belgaum at a prominent square.

Another historical site is the Pampa Sarovara, built specially for the 1924 All India Congress Session which was presided by Mahatma Gandhi. Belgaum also has some well laid out parks.

The Sambhaji Udyan , the Nath Pai Park and the Shivaji Udyan. Perfect place to relax in. To put your feet up and let your imagination soar free.
Languages Spoken : Kannada, Hindi, English, Marathi.
Local Food Speciality: "Kunda" a delicious sweet.
When to go there: Belgaum enjoys a pleasant and agreeable climate almost all through the year. If you're visiting Belgaum between November and February, carry some light woolens.

How to get there:.
Air: Belgaum has air airport.
Rail: Belgaum is connected by rail to Bangalore (via Londa), Bombay (via Miraj), Vasco da Gama.
Road: Belgaum is connected by road to most places in south and west India.
These are : * Bangalore (502 kms)

Bidar Places

In the northern-most part of Karnataka lies Bidar - a tiny district steeped in history. The fort, the cannons, palaces in ruins, the magnificent tombs and the massive monuments, all combine to make a visit to the one-time capital of the Bahamani and Barid Shahi dynasties, truly memorable.

The most converient way to begin your sightseeing is from the Bidar Fort. Five darwazas (gates) with imposing bastions lead into a little town nestling within the ramparts.

Enter from the Gumbad Darwaza and steps lead you to the Rangin Mahal. The royal residence has elaborately carved wooden pillars, Persian couplets engraved in encaustic tiles and exquisite nother-of-pearl inlay work. Near the palace are the royal kitchens and the royal baths. Further on are the ladies' apartments with a sixteen columned prayer hall built in 14323.

The Solah Kambah Masjid as it is popularly known, is the oldest Muslim building in Bidar and one of the largest in India. Not to be missed are the Gagan Mahal, the Diwan-E-Am where the fabulous turquoise throne once rested, the takhat Mahal, the Royal Pavilion, the Hazar Kothari and the Naubat Khana.

Once the exhaustive tour of the Fort is complete, move on to the Bahamani tombs at Ashtur. The interiors of the tombs are adorned with well - preserved paintings that are excellent examples of medieval Muslim art. The outer walls are decorated in title work.

Right in the heart Bidar town stands the Chaubaara a 71 foot tower. You can have a splendid view from the top of the Chubara. The Madrasa of Mahamud Gawan is anoteh important building in Bidar.

Architecturally similar to the Madrasa at Fez, this university was once a renowned centre of learning, attracting scholars fro all over the Muslim world. The rock temple at Narasimha Zarni is also worth a visit. Situated in a big cave, the temple is carved into the plateau and to approach the deity, you'll have to wade through water.

While in Bidar, don't forget to visit Basavakalyan - 80 kms away. Earlier known as Kalyani, this was the capital of the later chalukayas in the 10th Century. Embracing a large area, this ancient town.. "Surpassed in beauty and splendour all other cities in the world". It became famous as a centre of wealth and prosperity, a seat of learning an abode of spiritual wisdom.

Even today, Basavakalyan is remembered for the saints who made this city their home - Basaveshwara, Akka-mahadevi, Channabasavanna and Siddharama.

Temples and mathas, mosques and durgahs, and a Fort constructed by the Chalukyas of Kalyana beckon the tourist at Basavakalyan.

Languages Spoken:
Kannada, Hindi, Urdu, English.

When to go there:
The best time to visit Bidar is between September to February

How to go there:
Road: Bidari is connected by road to most places in south India. Some of these are: � Hyderabad (136 kms) � Bangalore (669 kms) � Bijapur (280 kms) � Basavakalyan (73 kms) KSRTC Buses ply from Bidar at Bangalore, Bijapur, Gulbarga, Raichur and Sholapur.

Rail: Bidar is connected by rail with Bangalore, Bombay and Hyderabad.

Air: The nearest airport is Hyderabad. (136 kms).

Chitradurga Places

District head quarters. Famous for its historic fort.
It is place where the heroine Obawa fought against Hyder Ali.
It was ruled by a local cheiftian Madhakari Nayaka.

Davangere :
An industerial town famous for the cloth mills.

Harthara :
Situated on the bank of Tungabhadra river. An ancient temple dedicated to Hrthareshwar is built in Hoysala style.

Vanivilas Sagar Dam :
A Scenic spot ideal for picnics.

Chandravalli :
Situated on the North West foot of the Chitradurga hill. Archaelogical discoveries made in the Ankali Mutt are found here.

Hassan Places

District head quarters. Set amidst picturesque surroundings.
Hassan is called "Poor Man's Ooty". Ooty is a popular Holiday hill station in India. It hosts the Master Control Facility of India's space programme.

Belur- Halebid :
38 kms from Hassan in Belur. 17 km east of Belur is Halebid. The best example of Hoysala architecture built in the 12th century, it is sheer profusion of stone sculptures.

Awe inspiring craftsmanship has left no stone blank. Inside are hand lathe turned pillars.

Koramangala :
Also called Koravangala in Dudda Hubli of Hassan taluk is about 8 kms to the East of Hassan town. The village contains three temples in the Hoysala style of architecture built in the 12th century A.D.

Shravanabelagola :
Said to be the world's tallest monolithic statue, it is in dedication to Prince Bahubali, a Jain Saint. The anointment ceremony is performed once in 12 years.

Kondajji :
A village in Hassan taluk noted for the Chennakeshava temple.

Other places-
Gorur :
A dam and picnic spot.

Manjarabad :
Fort, picnic spot.

Ramnathpur :
A piligrim centre.

Kodagu (Coorg) Places

Lands & People:
Not really too far from the bustle of metropolitan cities, Kodagu or Coorg as it is better known, has maintained its serene picturesque beauty over the centuries. Homesick always, the British called this land Scotland of India.

These breathtakingly beautiful rolling hills in Karnataka nestling cash rich coffee plantations, clear skies and a warm, friendly and hospitable people create a special aura unmatched anywhere else in the country.

This little area in the Western Ghats has an ancient history, ruled successively by the Kadambas, Gangas, Chengalvars, Cholas, Hoysalas, Vijaynagara, etc. and finally the British. But the region always retained its strong cultural heritage, distinctive to this day. The fiercely brave martial tradition has produced many brave generals for India.

Fragrant coffee:
Kodagu is famed for extensive coffee plantations that cover most of the hillsides. Most of them are under multiple cropping of coffee, orange, black pepper, and cardamom at the bottom of the slopes. Plantations are beautifully maintained with modern irrigation and curing and processing facilities for the beans. When coffee bushes blossom in April, the whole area is heavenly with the exquisite fragrance of the brilliant white flowers.

Madikeri
Previously known as Mercara, Madikeri is the ancient name of this picturesque capital town. Situated at 1,525 m elevation, the town is great for walking around, surrounded by rolling which offer excellent trails for hikes. Tadiyendamol is the tallest peak here, Waiting to be climbed. One can have a distant glimpse of the Arabian Sea from this peak.

Makikeri Fort:
A 19th century fort, it now houses a temple, a chapel, the prison, a small museum and assorted government offices. Golf courses Madikeri and Pollibetta have golf courses, Madikeri courses being a nine hole one. Raja's seat A promontory with breathtaking view, it is said that for centuries the Kodagu royals came here in the evenings to watch the spectacular sunsets.

Around Madikeri:
Very close is Nagara hole National Park, one of the most well maintained game sanctuaries in south India. It is accessible from Mysore via Hunsur and Murkal 94 km from Mysore. Visible often are elephant, spotted deer, sambar, bison, chital Jeep and elephant rides available for jungle safari. Harangi Situated in north Kodagu, it is a beautiful reservoir and ideal for weekend or short holiday staying at the guest house. The placid water surface is good for quiet water sports. There is a dairy farm nearby.

Season : October - May
Horticultural Research Centre:
Situated in Chettahalli, 24 km from Makikeri, it specializes in improving the local flora like pepper, mango, pears, peaches, guavas, oranges, bananas, pineapples and Kodau's special favourite, passion fruit. It also has a nursery and sells plants. Talacauvery The mighty river Cauvery rises here out of a small well. On Sankaramana day in October, one can see actually the holy water gushing out at a precise moment known beforehand. This is considered a special religious miracle and thousands of pilgrims come here to watch it. The water here is considered to have special properties and holy bath on this day is expected to give physical and spiritual strength stay.

Pattadakal Places

Situated on the left bank of the Malaprabha river, Pattadakal a World Heritage Centre has 10 major temples representing early Chalukyan architecture.

The biggest temple here is dedicated to Virupaksha. Enclosed in a large quadrangle surrounded by small cells, it has a massive gateway and several inscriptions. Besides scenes from the Ramayana and the Mahabharata, there is a wonderful carving designed to look like an elephant from one side and a buffalo from the other. In front of the temple is a majestic 2.6k metres high Nandi. In contrast to the pink - tinged sandstone temples, the Nandi is made of deep green stone and is covered in a red floral cape. The Virupaksha temples is still used for worship.

Stop now at the Mallikarjuna and Papanatha temples delicately chiseled, rich in detail. The inner hall of the Papanatha temple is guarded by Nandi and Virabhadra. There are 16 pillars in the main hall with beautiful carvings.

The Jain Temple here is from the Rashtrakuta Period.

Besides these temples is a group of temples remarkable primarily, for representing two chief styles of Indian architecture, side by side.

The detailed descriptions in the sculptures of the temples give an insight into the social life of those days.

Local Festivals:
The Pattadakal Dance Festival is organized annually by the Government of Karnataka.

Languages Spoken:
Kannada, Hindi, English.

When to go there:
The best time to visit Pattadakal is between October and February.

How to get there
Rail : The nearest Railway Station is Badami, 24 kms away.

Road : Pattadakal is connected by road to: � Aihole (24 kms) � Badami (29 kms)

Uttara Kanada Places

Karwar :
District Head quarters, waves swept silvery beaches. It was once a center for foreign trade.
Sadhashivgad Hill Fort, Durga Temple, Octagonal Church, Venkataraman temple are worth seeing. Also a modern Port.

Dandeli :
Natural habitat for wildlife. Also found is a beautiful cave temple with stalactites and stalagmates. A Paper Mill is located here. Good jungle camp.

Mailemane Falls :
The Mailemane streams falls from a height of 230 Mts. Forming a thick white cascade.

Shivaganga Falls :
A small river Sonda falls into a deep valley from a height of 74 Mts.

Gokarna :
At the confluence of two rivers is the famous Atmalinga temple. A famous centre for Sanskrit learning.

Yana :
Rock formation of unique type.

Badami Places

The capital of the Early Chalukyas, Badami (also known as Vatapi), is picturesquely situated at the mouth of a Ravine between two rocky hills.

Rock-cut cave temples, gateways, forts, inscriptions, sculptures that seem to come alive under your eyes� Badami has to be seen to be believed. Climb a flight of steps to reach the ancient caves all hewn out of sand stone on the precipice of a hill.

There are four caves here. The first three belong to the Vedic faith and the fourth cave is the only Jain temple in Badami.

Enter the first cave temple past Shiva's door keepers and there he is ! The eighteen armed Nataraja stricking 81 dance poses !

The largest and most ornamental is the third cave temple dedicated to Vishnu. Here are some splendid carvings of the Hindu Pantheon. Narasimha the half-man half Lion avatar of Vishnu Hari Hara, the composite god who is half-Shiva and half-Vishnu. Vishnu Narayana sitting as well as reclining on the snake Shesh or Ananta (Eternity )� There are also some painting on the ceiling and wonderful bracket figures on the piers.

A little to the east of this shrin, on top of a cliff is a Jain temple. Here you will find many Jain deities and a huge figure of Parshwanatha.

Overlooking the cave temples is a reservoir dotted with temples dedicated to Vishnu and Shiva. Also a must are the Bhutanatha temples that lend their name to the lake just beneath the cave temples.

Take a dip in this green tranquil lake. It is said to have healing properties. According to a popular story, King Kushataraya was cured of leprosy here.

Badami also has eighteen inscriptionsranging from the sixth to the sixteenth century. After you have exclaimed over the beautiful sculptures and admired the exquisite carvings, stop by at the museum set up by the Archaeological Survey of India.

Languages Spoken:
Kannada, Hindi, English.

When to go there:
Anytime from October to February.

How to get there:
Air: The nearest airport is Belgaum (150 kms).

Rail: Badami is on the Hubli-Sholapur rail route.

Road: Badami is connected by road to : � Hubli (128 kms) � Bijapur (132 kms).

Bellary Places

District head quarters and industrial town.
Ambali :
Known for black stone Chalukyan temple dedicated to Kalleswari. It is 10 Kms, North West of Kottur.

Hampi:
The erstwhile capital of the Vijayanagar kingdom. The Virupaksha temple is still used for worship. The Stone Chariot, Ugra Narasimha, King's Balance, Lotus Mahal, Elephants stables are worth seeing. This is a World Heritage Site.

Mallara :
It is well known for the temple dedicated to Shiva in his form of Mallara or Mallari. The annual festival of Mallara is very famous.

Ramanadurga or Ramgad:
It is a Hill-Station amidst a group of granite hills. There is a temple dedicated to Ramadeva.

Tunga Bhadra Dam :
Near Hospet is also an interesting site. A huge dam is built on the river Tunga and Bhadra. A well out garden.

Hotels in Karnataka

Golden Palms Spa and Resort, Bengaluru

Location :: The Golden Palms Spa & Resort offers the traveler hospitality in the highest traditions of India. A welcome as warm as this ancient land will enfold you as soon as you step through our doors.

Be prepared for a standard of splendor that you thought was long past. With themed suites, superb banqueting and conference facilities that reflect the majesty of India's kingdoms of old, conferences and meetings can now be held in a world of sumptuous luxury once enjoyed solely by Maharajas, Moghuls and Viceroys .

Rooms :: 132

Room Facilities :: Designed in Mediterranean style, the Resort's 132 well-appointed Deluxe and Superior rooms feature a large balcony or terrace with garden views. The resort has generously sized rooms with individually controlled air conditioning, In-room safe, Color television with satellite programs, direct dial telephone with PC data port, Mini-bar, Coffee and tea making facilities, Shaver outlet in bathroom at 220 volts, Luxuriously fitted bathroom with shower stall, Fire protection - sprinkler and smoke detector and room for wheelchair access

The rooms are located in eleven pavilions, with 18 suites and 2 Presidential Suites - the "Tipu Sultan" and the "Poorniya." The 18 suites have exclusive gardens, and overlook the 130 metre lagoon-shaped swimming pool.

Other Facilities :: RESTAURANT:
Guests can choose from six superb food and beverage outlets, including three restaurants offering scrumptious local and exotic cuisine in addition to two bars and a café for refreshment and relaxation.

The Café Solaire is our poolside all day indoor-outdoor dining restaurant offering a neo tropical buffet and a la carte menu, complimented with a large selection of Indian dishes. Choose from a wide variety of fresh seasonal fruits, salads, pastas, breads, grilled dishes, cold meats, desserts and a variety of vegetarian and non-vegetarian dishes. Enjoy your Sundays with your family at our elaborate Sunday Lunch.

The Garden of Eden is located at the ground floor arcade. The resort's signature supper club, serving predominantly seafood in trans ethnic international style with Asian and oriental flavors. The supper club offers semi formal dining with a cocktail bar and a dance floor. The decor is based on the theme of Adam and Eve's Garden of Eden with faux apples and trees to compliment the atmosphere.

Badsha is a poolside open-air restaurant open for dinner only. The concept is Indian Mughlai tandoor table BBQ, night-market style featuring Lucknavi cuisine from the Awadh region of North India. The open tandoor kitchen acts as a central point serving a variety of exotic kebabs, lentils, Indian breads and biryanis.

The Spa Bar and Health Café is located at the entrance to the Golden Palms Spa. There is an outdoor juice bar meant for post-spa relaxation, serving refreshing health drinks and light meals made from exotic fresh produce. And for weight watchers the Golden Palms Spa Bar has customized special diet menus that cater to every palate be it Rajasthani, Gujarati, Continental or from home South India.

The Aqua Bar is located at the poolside serving healthy fresh juices, alcoholic beverages, ice creams, smoothies and cocktails.

The Nostalgia Bar is located adjacent to the hotel lobby. The theme is Hollywood and Bollywood through the years, with a 'fun pub' atmosphere with piped-in music. A giant plasma TV screens yesteryear hits of Hollywood and Bollywood, while guests relax with their favorite drinks. The bar also serves a variety of exotic snacks, besides the wide range of imported and local spirits, wines, liquors and cocktails.

CONFERENCE AND BANQUET FACILITIES: The Golden Palms Spa & Resort has extensive meeting, conference and banqueting facilities.

There are a total of five meeting rooms, comprising a ballroom that can be divided into two sections; one conference hall and two smaller spa meeting rooms that can be combined.

There is also a well-equipped Business Centre with courier service, photocopying, facsimile, PC / printer for hire, and Internet service.

Safe deposit boxes are also available.
Multifunction ballroom with a maximum capacity of 200 subject to setting Conference hall with a maximum capacity of 350 subject to setting Spa meeting room with a maximum capacity of 65 subject to setting Business center boardroom with a maximum capacity of 12

RECREATION FACILITIES:
For sports enthusiasts, there are outdoor swimming pool, two outdoor, clay surface tennis courts, two squash courts, jogging track, snooker, billiards and American pool tables. Children's Nursery / Playroom with attendants and baby-sitting facility are available.

HEALTH FACILITIES:
Golden Palms Spa, Bangalore is one of the leading health resorts of the world. Golden Palms Spa means "Paradise in Waiting", and its philosophy is the well-being of mind, body and spirit, the combined health of which is the key to personal fulfillment. Our holistic treatments develop the mind and body to work in unison. This unique approach combines the art of ancient Eastern knowledge with the best of Western technologies, making Golden Palms much more than just a spa.

Details :: The Golden Palms Spa & Resort offers the traveler hospitality in the highest traditions of India. A welcome as warm as this ancient land will enfold you as soon as you step through our doors.

Royal Orchid Park Plaza, Bengaluru

Location :: 1, Golf Avenue, Adjoining - KGA Golf Course, Airport Road, Bangalore-560008, India.

Rooms :: 93

Room Facilities :: Superior Room : Spacious single/double room including breakfast, with attached bathroom, electronic safe, writing desk, coffee and tea making facilities, mini-bar, telephone with internet data port, two way airport transfers.

Deluxe Room : Spacious double room with wooden flooring, including breakfast, attached bathroom, electronic safe, writing desk, coffee and tea making facilities, mini-bar, telephone with internet data port, two way airport transfers.

Junior Suite : Tastefully decorated large room, with separate dressing area (with dressing table and wardrobes), including breakfast, attached bathroom, electronic safe, writing desk, coffee and tea making facilities, mini-bar, telephone with internet data port, two way airport transfers.

Executive Suite : Tastefully decorated large room with a living room and a bedroom with attached bathroom, including breakfast, electronic safe, writing desk, coffee and tea making facilities, mini-bar, telephone with internet data port, two way airport transfers.

All rooms have TV, mini-bar, air-conditioning, direct dial telephone, modem socket, hairdryer, coffee and tea making facilities, electronic safe.

Other Facilities :: RESTAURANT & BAR :

Coffee shop: ‘Limelight’ our 24 hours Coffee shop is typically European. It serves the very best of International fare – from power Breakfast to special intimate dinners. Choose from our lavish buffet or just go a La Carte.

Tee Lounge: At the lobby level is just right for an informal discussion. It has a wide variety of beverages and light snacks.

Geoffrey’s: After a runaway success at Mumbai and New Delhi, Geoffrey’s is all set to storm Bangalore. It is styled on the lines of a typical British Pub. Heavily wooded interiors and a liberal use of stained glass, memorabilia, brass and leather adds to its character. It promises a uniquely refreshing experience and serves a large selection of finest alcoholic beverages with great pub food.

CONFERENCE FACILITIES :Two banquet halls with a combined area of 4000 sq. ft. offers the latest in facilities and a board room for 15 pax equipped with all a full range of audiovisual equipments.

FACILITIES AND SERVICES :

Details :: We are a 5 star hotel located next to the K.G.A Golf course. We have a total of 93 rooms including suites. The hotel has the facility of 24 hour room service, laundry service, in-room TV, coffee and tea making facilities, electronic safe and writing desk. Limelight is our 24 hour multi cuisine restaurant. Geoffrey's is our typical English Pub cum restaurant. Also available is our tea lounge offering soft beverages and light snacks.

Le Meridien, Bengaluru

Location :: No. 28, Sankey Road, P.B No- 174, Bangalore- 560052, Karnataka, India.

Rooms :: 195

Room Facilities :: Superior : all rooms were refurbished in 2001 and are available with either a king-size or twin beds. The bedrooms are very spacious, at approximately 32.52 square metres, and also have plenty of storage space. All rooms can accommodate an extra bed and are very popular with our family guests as they also interconnect to other Superior bedrooms. The bathroom features all the amenities, with a bathtub and shower, hairdryer and magnifying shaving mirror. Our bedrooms offer a golf course, pool or green view. All rooms have a high security electronic locking system with 'Dialock' facility.

Executive Suite : these suites are elegant and spacious, with an area of 46.46 square metres, accommodating separate seating and dining areas and a king-size bed. Ideal for both the business and leisure traveller, these suites are also well suited for families.

Royal Club Room : these bedrooms are on Le Royal Club Executive floor, with enhanced facilities. The entire floor is dedicated to meeting the exacting demands of our discerning business travellers, including a separate check-in area, express check-in and check-out facility, valet service and a dedicated business lounge for business as well as happy hour. The bathroom features enhanced amenities, with a bathtub and shower, hairdryer, magnifying shaving mirror and a jacuzzi in some rooms.

Royal Club Suite : elegant and spacious rooms, with an area of 46.46 square metres, accommodating separate seating and dining areas with all the features of Royal Club rooms.

Deluxe Suite : the Deluxe Suites comprise two elegant and spacious rooms, with an area of 85.5 square metres, and are tastefully furnished with a complimentary minibar. A few of these suites also have a kitchenette and a separate bar counter. The bathroom features enhanced amenities with a separate bathtub and walk-in shower.

Other Facilities :: RESTAURANT & BAR :
La Brasserie : overlooking the translucent swimming pool is La Brasserie, the 24-hour multicuisine restaurant that boasts an à la carte and phenomenal buffet spread for breakfast, lunch and dinner.

Insomnia :the city's only nightclub.

BUSINESS FACILITIES : An entire ground floor is dedicated to business. Le Méridien Bangalore has a choice of six convention halls to choose from. Elegantly furnished and equipped with the latest state-of-the-art equipment is the business centre, with its two very own boardrooms.

Details :: Located in close proximity to the city's shopping and business centres, Le Méridien Bangalore overlooks the golf course, offering a panoramic view of the Garden City.

The Capitol, Bengaluru

Location ::
11 kms. from Airport, 3 kms. from Railway Station, 3 kms. from Bus Stand.

Rooms ::
144 Rooms.

Room Facilities ::
Centrally Airconditioned rooms.

Other Facilities ::
All major credit cards accepted, Restaurants, Coffee shops,Bar

Details ::
The Capitol is now a part of Best Western international Chain, the largest hotels in the world, which basks in the city�s finest location. Strategically located on the Raj Bhavan close to the central business district of Bangalore.

Vijay Residency, Bengaluru

Location ::
15 kms from the airport and close to downtown area.

Address:

Vijay Residency, 18, 3 Main Road, Gandhinagar, Bangalore-560 009.

Rooms ::
52 Rooms.

Room Facilities ::
24 hr room service, Safe Deposit Lockers.

Other Facilities ::
Multi Cuisine Restaurant, In house Movie, Direct STD/ISD, Curio Shop, Currency Exchange, Doctor-on-call, Baby-sitting, Credit Cards accepted.

Details ::
Established in the year 1995, in a posh area of Bangalore, the�Comfort Inn Vijay Residency�is one of the popular�Three Star Hotels in Bangalore.�

Hotel Ramanashree

Location ::
9 kms from Airport, 4 kms. from Railway Station.

Address:

Hotel Ramansheree, 16, Rajan Ram Mohan Roy Road, Bangalore- 560 009.

Rooms ::
Total: 68, Double: 63, Suites: 5.

Room Facilities ::
Room Service, Hot & Cold Running Water, Telephone, TV.

Other Facilities ::
Business Centre, Banquet & Conference Facilities, Shopping Arcade.

Details ::
The Hotel is situated in the vicinity of Bangalore's exclusive commercial and residential centres. The Sports complex, Airport, Commercial and Shopping centers are within easy access, making it an ideal hotel for those who want the best of the city. The hotel also has a Corp ATM in its premises.

Ramanashree California, Bengaluru

Location ::
25 kms from Airport, 18 kms. from Railway Station.

Address:

Ramansheree California, Annathapura Gate, Doddaballapur Road, Yelahanka , Bangalore- 560 064.

Rooms ::
Total: 26, Double: 24, Suites: 2.

Room Facilities ::
Room Service, Hot & Cold Running Water, Telephone, Fax.

Other Facilities ::
Doctor On Call, Laundry, Changer, Fax, Safe Deposit.

Details ::
The Ramanashree California Club and Resort nestles cozily amidst the verdant surroundings of Yelahanka, 16 km away from Bangalore. Far away from the hustle and bustle of the city, the Ramanashree California Club and Resort can be compared to a relaxed paradisiacal retreat that rejuvenates your entire being.