Palace · Bengaluru, India
A 7.5-acre palace hotel near MG Road and Cubbon Park, with Indo-Saracenic architecture, a lotus-strewn lagoon and seven in-house restaurants.
The Leela Palace Bengaluru occupies a 7.5-acre site close to the city's Central Business District, MG Road and Cubbon Park. The property's architecture draws on the Vijayanagara Empire, combining Indo-Saracenic and Dravidian elements across its facade and interiors. Gardens and a lotus-strewn lagoon run through the grounds, giving the hotel a sense of enclosed calm within the city.
Dining spans seven venues. Zen, on the lobby level, serves Chinese, Japanese and Thai dishes, including the Chilli Honey Lotus Stem, Pla Neung Manao and Rambutan Crème Brûlée; it also runs a Dim Sum Brunch and a weekly Thai evening called Aroy Mak! on Saturdays. The hotel's other restaurants and bars are ZLB 23, Le Cirque Signature, Jamavar, Citrus, The Library Bar and The Azulian House.
Accommodation runs across eleven categories, from the Deluxe Room to the Maharaja Suite. The Maharaja Suite spans 3,500 square feet, roughly 325 square metres, and includes a living area, a separate dining room for private gatherings, an optional guest chamber and a bathroom with a steam enclosure and jacuzzi. Guests staying in this suite are met with airport transfers in a BMW and have access to a private, secured corridor with 24-hour dedicated service. The hotel also hosts weddings and conferences, under its Celebrations by The Leela and Meetings & Conferences programmes.
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The Maharaja Suite spans 3,500 square feet and includes a living area, a separate dining room for private gatherings, an optional guest chamber, and a bathroom with a steam enclosure and jacuzzi. Suite guests are met with airport transfers in a BMW and have access to a private, secured corridor with 24-hour dedicated service.
Eligible preferred amenities are applied wherever available, subject to the property at the time of stay, and are confirmed in your proposal.
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