NCR Hotels thread

[KuwarOnline]

Police department is not providing security clearance to hotels in Delhi Aerocity, due to their proximity to airport runway. Hotels such as The Lemon Tree Premier and Red Fox, which are ready to open since December, are losing a combined Rs 20 lakh a day.
The 287-room Lemon Tree Premier hotel at Delhi's Indira Gandhi International Airport features a dramatic view of planes landing and taking off, but it has no guests to see them.
The hotel - one of 12 built or planned next to India's busiest airport at a cost totalling more than $2 billion - has been unable to open as it awaits security clearance from police worried about its proximity to an active runway.
The cluster of hotels known as Aerocity, on a site bigger than 40 American football fields, was approved by the government six years ago.


http://www.rediff.com/business/slide...0130405.htm#10

[IndiansUnite]

Originally Posted by IndiansUnite

Grand Hyatt, Noida - designed by Design Plus architects

http://img837.imageshack.us/img837/2254/rrandhyatt2.jpg

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This is part of a larger development:

Grand Hyatt, Noida
Noida, India

Convenient to the business districts of both Noida and New Delhi, the Grand Hyatt, Noida, is a 5-star, 77,250-SM (832,000-SF) hotel located on a 3 hectare (7-acre) site in the Capital City mixed-use development. The facility comprises a low-rise function wing and two high-rise towers linked by a podium. One tower features 438 hotel guestrooms, while the second tower contains 250 serviced apartments. The two towers and conference center surround a landscaped courtyard that serves as a focal point for the hotel lobby. Located in the podium are retail shops and a variety of dining options including an all-day dining restaurant and four specialty restaurants. The function wing provides extensive meeting facilities. In addition to a large convention hall and banquet hall, business travelers have access to meeting rooms, board rooms and a fully equipped business center. On the roof of the function wing, hotel guests can enjoy a landscaped terrace featuring two swimming pools, a pool bar, and sun deck. Overlooking the roof terrace are a spa and health club. To facilitate vehicular circulation, the hotel, apartments, and conference center have separate entrances connected by a perimeter roadway. A 4-level basement provides parking for 1100 cars.

A couple more concept renders from here:

The project is new Development of Five Star Luxury Hotel as Grand Hyatt Noida, in India. The project houses two towers i.e. Hotel Tower and other tower comprises Service Apartment and Offices on 7 Acres of land with total of 113,344 Sqm and houses 608 rooms which comprising of Guestrooms & Suite as well as approx. 523 Service Apartments.

Key Hotel Components
Gross Construction Area = 2 Million Sqft.
497 Rooms luxury 5 star hotel
213 Services Apartment
16745 m² of “A” grade office space
150 m overall building height

Project is now at Under Construction.
The project is anticipated to achieve LEED Gold rating.

CONCEPT ARCHITECT -SRSS, SINGAPORE
LEAD ARCHITECT & CONSULTANT -DESIGNPLUS ARCHITECTURE, INDIA
INTERIOR DESIGNER -WILSON ASSOCIATES, SINGAPORE
INTERIOR DESIGNER FOR F&B -WILSDON DESIGN, ENGLAND

[IndiansUnite]

MGM Grand is coming to Noida:

The proposed project is on a 115 acre plot in Sector 152 on Noida Expressway at Noida which will be developed as a mixed use entertainment city.

Currently the project is in the design phase. The vision is to create something which will have timelessness and will attract international and national tourist throughout the year to suit the target audience of all age groups.

- source

[IndiansUnite]

Originally Posted by IndiansUnite

St. Regis Hotel - Sector 15, Gurgaon

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- Source

From the same source, another render with a view from the west side:

[IndiansUnite]

Designed by Hafeez Contractor - ITC Yamuna





It's designed to come up in one of the sectors along the expressway:




3 design options for the crown:

[Master of Disguise]

Please no.....

[Abhishek901]

+1. Bad attempt by Hafeez

[IndiansUnite]

HC neither own projects, nor has a say in the selection of the architect. He and his architecture practice are doing what they do best. So, instead of blaming him time and again, it's time to examine the taste of different developers who 1) Don't hold design competitions, 2) Choose HC despite the existence of numerous other local and international architects who have set shop in India, 3) Specify gothic garbage as the architecture theme (in this case a fusion of gothic and art deco) during the pre-design meetings with HC and 4) rope HC back onboard for designing their future projects.

[IndiansUnite]

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