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Wonderla Holidays opened its first luxury resort, an 84-room hotel complex spread over 100,000 square feet and operational since 2012. [9] The resort features a dedicated children's play area as well as recreational and conferencing facilities. [10] The resort is located next to Wonderla Bangalore. [11]
Jayamahal Palace Hotel: Jayamahal Road 48 1892 Taj West End Bangalore: Indian Hotels Company Limited: Race Course Road 117 1887 5-star Built in 1887, its the oldest hotel in the city. [1] Ritz-Carlton Bangalore: Ritz Carlton: Residency Road, Shanti Nagar 277 2013 5-star The first luxury Ritz Carlton hotel in India. [2] JW Marriott Bangalore
Prestige Golfshire is a mixed development from Prestige Group consisting of a golf course and independent mansions which is located at Nandi Hills, Bangalore, India.This development is spread over an area of 275 acres which has independent mansions, golf course & Club, Marriott Hotels & Resorts, convention centre and lake.
The Vazir Sultan Tobacco Co Ltd. (VST Industries) bought Vishwarama Hotels in 1980-1981 and soon after, in 1982, the first luxury hotel for the new chain opened in Bangalore. In 1984, ITC Ltd. bought the entire equity capital from VST. In 1985 the Indian government awarded the Hotel that would later become the ITC Gardenia a five star rating. [11]
The first hotel was established in Bangalore in 1973 by Chander K. Baljee, starting with Hotel Harsha. [citation needed]In 2001, the company opened The Royal Orchid, its flagship with 195 rooms on the KGA Golf Course in Bangalore and in 2008, Royal Orchid Hotels operated 15 hotels. [3]
In 1887, a British woman named Mrs. Bronson started a boarding house with 10 beds. As the popularity of the first hotel in the city grew, it began to expand. In 1912, the place changed hands, with Spencer's buying it for a princely Rs.4,000. Decades later, in 1984, it was sold again, to the management of what is now the Taj West End. [2]