Fairfield by Marriott Bengaluru Rajajinagar
4 StarsRooftop swimming pool, Kava restaurant and bar
Rooftop swimming pool, Kava restaurant and bar
Diplomatic enclave location, Outdoor swimming pool
Temperature-controlled swimming pool, Rejuvenating Oberoi Spa
Outdoor swimming pool, Ithaca all-day dining restaurant
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Indoor thermo-regulated swimming pool, Authentic Indian dining at Rajgarh
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Outdoor swimming pools, Charming wooden cottages
Panoramic racecourse views, Rooftop swimming pool with city views
South Parade Restaurant's diverse menu, Classic Gothic design aesthetic
Modern 24-hour fitness studio, On-site Great Room cafe
Outdoor swimming pool with poolside bar, Halal dining options
Indoor swimming pool with city views, Diverse culinary experiences
Rooftop dining with city views, All-day buffet restaurant, Pinxx
Mediterranean fine dining, Well-equipped fitness centre
Picturesque outdoor swimming pool, Diverse signature dining experiences
Expansive outdoor swimming pool, J Wellness Circle spa
Outdoor swimming pool with clean water, Bali-inspired Botanica restaurant
Rejuvenating spa and sauna, Well-equipped fitness center
Boat House seafood kitchen and bar, Modern boutique hotel concept
Expansive outdoor swimming pool, Award-winning dining options
Interactive cooking concept restaurant, Dedicated fitness amenities
The Hub Restaurant and Bar, Well-equipped fitness center
Rooftop swimming pool and sun terrace, Full-service spa and wellness facilities
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Outdoor swimming pool with poolside bar, Award-winning dining experiences
Heated outdoor swimming pool, Aura spa and wellness center
24-hour fitness center, Compact, functional room design
Ulsoor Lake proximity, Kari Theory South Indian street food restaurant
Outdoor swimming pool, Kaya Kalp spa
Authentic South Indian vegetarian restaurant, Heritage charm since 1962
Rooftop dining with city views, Diverse culinary offerings
Outdoor swimming pool with city views, The Bengaluru Brasserie dining experience
Infinity pool with Ulsoor Lake views, Tiamo, open-air Mediterranean dining
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Outdoor swimming pools, J Wellness Circle spa
Indoor swimming pool, Diverse culinary experiences
Tranquil outdoor swimming pool, Diverse culinary experiences
Digital nomad and business traveler focus, Central business district location
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Brash and bold Bengaluru – the heart of India’s IT industry – is an undeniable bastion of modernity. It’s success as a tech city has garnered it big business, international fame and a cosmopolitan atmosphere. It may lack the obvious charm of say, Jaipur or Agra, but this south Indian city is an attraction unto itself. Punctuated by parks, Bengaluru boasts flourishes of Victorian architecture and a selection of impressive temples along with superb malls and museums. These attractions – along with a slick, sophisticated vibe – pulls visitors to this sparkling metropolis like moths to a flame.
Bengaluru – sometimes known in English as Bangalore – is the capital of the south Indian state of Karnataka, located in the country’s Deccan Plateau region. While the city was established in the 16th Century, it saw major expansion under the British in the 19th Century. Much of the city’s Victorian-era architecture as well as its parks and green spaces date from this period, but the Bangalore Fort – which was begun in the late 16th Century – gives new arrivals a glimpse into Bengaluru’s early history. Using this core site as a guide, newcomers will note that the sights and attractions of modern Bengaluru radiate both north and south from here across the centre of the city. Likewise, travellers will also find that the bulk of hotels and sleeping accommodations in Bengaluru can be found in this central district. This core area is ringed by routes 48, 44 and 75 of India’s National Highway System.
It might be best known as a huge IT hub, but Bengaluru is also studded by multiple Hindu temples and religious complexes, many of which have been constructed in the local Dravidian style. The city’s Bull Temple – perhaps its most famous religious landmark – is located just south of the Bangalore Fort. Home to a local annual festival, the complex’s famous bull is among the city’s most visited shrines. For something different, travellers can make their way across town to the ISKCON Hare Krishna Temple. A blend of old and new influences, this massive complex affords visitors outstanding views of the city and an interesting insight into the wider Hare Krishna movement. If serenity is your thing, keep the feeling going at any one of the area’s parks. Both the centrally located Lalbagh Botanical Garden and the airy Cubbon Park are your best bet for making the most of your time in India’s Garden City.
For those who find themselves wilting in the tropical climate, Bengaluru’s top-notch museums offer visitors the chance to beat the heat while still making the most of their time in the city. Fittingly, the Visvesvaraya Industrial and Technological Museum – located in Cubbon Park – features a host of interactive galleries exploring a range of physical science topics. Further to the west of the city centre, the Heritage Centre & Aerospace Museum has a good collection of vintage planes and helicopters on display, but if you really want to reach for the stars, head to the Jawahar Lal Nehru Planetarium for interesting lectures and daily star shows. The acquisition of knowledge is one thing, but travellers hoping to make more material gains are in luck. A shopper’s paradise, newcomers can take their pick from any of the Bengaluru’s retail outlets. UB City, Phoenix Marketcity and Orion malls are ultramodern venues while the vendors in Bengaluru’s Commercial Street offer a flea market-type experience.
Attracting workers from across India, the eating options in Bengaluru are varied. Chinese and Western fare are all on the table here as are regional Indian specialties. For something more local, the city is the home of the masala dosa, a pancake stuffed with potatoes. South Indian vegetarian dishes abound here, served up in tin trays at any of the city’s Udupi restaurants. However, visiting carnivores are guaranteed their meaty fix; tandoori chicken and kebabs are staples within the culinary repertoire of the city’s Muslim community.
Hungry travellers will find a selection of restaurants to the east of Cubbon Park. Likewise, visitors will note that Bangalore’s hotels are also concentrated in this part of the city. As well as larger hotel chains, those seeking accommodation in central Bangalore will find a number of independently run options. The B&Bs located on the city’s Intermediate Ring Road may offer a more budget-friendly alternative to the luxury hotels found in Bangalore’s core.
September is usually the cheapest month to book a hotel in Bengaluru, with typical prices around AED 117 per night based on 73,387 price comparisons.
Hotel prices in Bengaluru are usually highest during January, with typical prices around AED 210 per night.
Hotel prices in Bengaluru usually range from AED 59 per night to AED 790 per night, with typical prices around AED 186 per night.
Hotel prices in Bengaluru are typically lowest in September at around AED 117 per night, rising to around AED 210 per night in January.
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In Bengaluru, you might want to check out Fairfield by Marriott Bengaluru Rajajinagar, Shangri-La Bengaluru, Holiday Inn Bengaluru Racecourse By Ihg, The Lalit Ashok. These hotels come highly recommended by many travellers.
For a taste of luxury in Bengaluru, you might want to explore Shangri-La Bengaluru, The Lalit Ashok, Sheraton Grand Bangalore Hotel at Brigade Gateway, The Chancery Pavilion. These hotels are known for their superior amenities and high-class services.
Travelling with pets? The hotels Radisson Blu Atria Bengaluru, Radisson Bengaluru City Center, ibis Bengaluru City Centre, Grand Mercure Bangalore could be ideal. These hotels are not only pet-friendly but also offer numerous amenities to make your pets feel at home.
If you’re looking for a relaxing spa experience during your stay in Bengaluru, check out Shangri-La Bengaluru, Holiday Inn Bengaluru Racecourse By Ihg, The Lalit Ashok, Howard Johnson by Wyndham Bengaluru Hebbal – all of which offer great spa services and facilities.
If you’re looking for a hotel with a pool in Bengaluru, check out Fairfield by Marriott Bengaluru Rajajinagar, Shangri-La Bengaluru, Holiday Inn Bengaluru Racecourse By Ihg, The Lalit Ashok – all of which offer great pool facilities for guests to enjoy.
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