Bangalore Hotels & Resorts

[Balashankar]

For more information you can use link http://bestpropertydeals.co.in/

[mooktada]

Originally Posted by jinka sreekanth

Marirott




photo copyright Deepak padhi

Is this the one in whitefield? I wasn't aware there were two new marriotts coming up in bangalore

[dino_srk]

Yes this one is coming up in Whitefield right next to Inorbit mall. The 2nd Marriott is coming up in UB city and should open in other 6-8 months..

[Tigerassault]

From ICRA's report on TAJGVK

TAJ GVK is planning to build a 150 room Vivanta at Bangalore (for which it has already bought land for Rs. 45 crore in the Yelahanka, Bangalore and work would start in CY2013)

See page 5 on http://www.icra.in/Files/Reports/CPR...0-20110328.pdf

Any update on this one?

[studdmanster]

The Oberoi Hotel in Bangalore has announced the launch of its new generation luxury rooms with all modern features. The 86 newly designed rooms have been equipped with Oberoi Group’s signatures all important in-suite amenities that can be availed at the touch of an iPad.

Each of the newly imbibed bedrooms has been spaciously bui
lt. They cover an area of 344 square meters and have been furnished using silk textiles, leather, polished wood and glittering wood giving it a golden and caramel touch contrasted with royal ink blue. This new collection of the hotel is adorned with contemporary art and modern interiors. Each of the room is fitted with an attached bathroom and balcony offering panoramic views of the gardens.

The in-rooms technology allows the patrons to customize a list of in-room facilities through the touch of an electronic iPad. The guests can use the Tablet to admix with a 40 inch LED smart television screen. It also hosts a number of features from selecting movies, adjusting light to control the temperature.

The new technology houses a browsing feature that contains information about the guest services, multi cuisine restaurants, bar specialties of each month. This updated communication model also make you experience a virtual tour of the recommended excursions and activities in and around the Bangalore city.

[dino_srk]

Aiming to woo more business travellers, Gateway Hotels and Resorts, part of the Taj Group,will open at least five new contemprary hotels in metro cities in India in the next two years.

Five Gateway Hotels are in the final stages of construction at Chennai, Kolkatta, Bangalore and Faridabad, besides Hubli, Chief Operating Officer of Gateway Hotels and Resorts, P K Mohankumar, told PTI. The Chennai hotel would be opened by March 2013, he said.

"The plan is to have multilocational presence in each Metro city', he said. These hotels would have modern architecture and contemporary design. Also in the pipeline are more Gateway City Business hotels in Tier I and Tier II cities," he said.

Source: http://economictimes.indiatimes.com/...w/17542655.cms

[studdmanster]

Noodle Bar, the Pan India Food Solutions’s Oriental restaurant, has opened at Phoenix Market City, Bengaluru, offering a range of cuisines from China, Thailand, Burma, Indonesia, Japan and Korea.

For starters, the outlet has on offer onion pancake, barbecue roast lamb, crystal prawn dumplings and peppery corn fritters, and burnt garlic mush
rooms. The main course will comprise dishes like teriyaki exotica, lion heart cottage cheese, Chinese lobster in curry sauce, and sambal prawns.

The signature dishes include lime leaf chicken, Burmese kaukswe, burnt chilli noodles, and lime and lemon crème brulee. The desserts will comprise coconut jaggery dragon rolls, spiced fruit tempura, and lime n lemon crème brulee.

Commenting on the expansion, K S Narayanan, CEO, Pan India Food Solutions, said, “We’re excited about offering Oriental cuisine to Bengaluru through Noodle Bar. This new opening ties in with our charted expansion plans, across the country. Noodle Bar is a unique brand that brings together food from the far flung corners of East Asia, for our patrons, and we do hope to become a culinary landmark for lovers of Asian cuisine.”

[karkal]

India Hotel Market Reports Continued Performance Decreases in 2012

According to STR Global, India's hotel industry has reported year-to-date decreases in the three key performance metrics.

For the period January-to-October 2012 YTD, India's hotels on an average saw occupancy fall 0.8 percent to 57.7 percent, average daily rate drop 4.0 percent to INR6,117.72 and revenue per available room decrease 4.8 percent to INR3,532.54.

"The global economic slowdown and a substantial increase in inventory across cities continues to impact the hotel sector", said Vijay Thacker, director of Horwath HTL India. "The third quarter is typically slow for hoteliers, and this year it was no different. The declining demand and rate conditions throughout the year have proved to be worrisome for hoteliers as we enter into the final quarter of the year".

Among the markets in the region, Jaipur enjoyed the highest increase in YTD occupancy, rising 2.7 percent to 53.6 percent. Chennai (-7.8 percent to 60.5 percent) and Bangalore (-5.0 percent to 53.7 percent) reported the largest YTD occupancy decreases.

ADR growth was strongest in Goa, rising 5.8 percent to INR6,187.82. Bangalore fell 9.7 percent in ADR to INR6,363.64, experiencing the largest decrease in that metric, followed by Delhi NCR (-6.6 percent to INR7,504.03).

Goa (+4.7 percent to INR4,126.45) and Kolkata (+1.3 percent to INR4,338.99) achieved the only YTD RevPAR increases. Two markets experienced double-digit RevPAR declines: Bangalore (-14.2 percent to INR 3,414.92) and Chennai (-10.4 percent to INR 3,580.56).

"Out of the markets tracked by STR Global across India, Mumbai continued to lead in ADR and RevPAR terms", said Elizabeth Randall Winkle, managing director of STR Global, "reporting YTD ADR and RevPAR of INR 7,933.85 and INR 4,901.86 respectively".

[strike2]

Mariott [ JW/Courtyard??] at UB city.Looks nearly done

[iloveblr]

What about interiors??

[avinash2060]

can somebody post pics of RITZ Carlton heard it's almost done

[nandan_ks]

Cladding is complete, but still lots of work going on at the entrance.

[strike2]

Marriott International plans 52 more properties in 4 years

So in 2013 3 hotels under Mariott brand will open

Courtyard mariott- Whitefield
JW Mariott - UB city
Ritz Carlton - Residency road

[dino_srk]

The $12-billion Marriott International opened its first hotel property in Bangalore on Monday. The 324-room Marriott is in partnerhip with the K Raheja Group. Ritz Carlton, Fairfield, Renaissance and Hilton Residences are other international hotel brands that are getting ready for launches in Bangalore this year. Rajeev Menon, area vice president-Indian subcontinent, Maldives & Australia for Marriott International, speaks about trends in the industry.

Bangalore has been a fast growing hospitality market, with many leading global brands. Why did Marriott take so long to enter the city?

We will have 9 properties that will cater to different customer segments in the city in the next couple of years. This will include a JW Marriott. We are a hospitality management company and we do not own real estate. So wherever we go we go with suitable realty partners and such relationships need time.

What are your plans for India? How does it compare with other regions in Asia?

We already have 18 hotels in India. Another 50 hotel projects, across brands, are under construction. We already have 4,500 rooms in the country and we will add another over 9,000 rooms in the next 3 to 5 years. We see demand increasing in metros, secondary cities and small towns in the country. So we will have more hotels coming up in all these locations.

Source: http://epaper.timesofindia.com/Defau.../07&Enter=true

[Cygnus-X1]

Hyatt had announced some six hotels, but I think constructions are slow - wonder when they will open?

[gentem]

CITY WELCOMES NEW HOTEL

Bangalore’s ever-expanding hospitality landscape is set to include a new entrant. Hyatt Hotels Corporation has announced the re-branding of Ista Bangalore to Hyatt Bangalore MG Road, as of April 1. This is the Hyatt’s first property in India’s Silicon Valley, and is a contemporary 143-room hotel, strategically located in the heart of Bangalore’s Central Business District.
“Hyatt Bangalore MG Road is not only the first Hyatt hotel in Bangalore, but it is also the only international hotel brand in the city’s Central Business District at this point,” says Vishvapreet Singh Cheema, General Manager, Hyatt Bangalore MG Road. “Ensconced in a green oasis in the heart of the city, we have created an intimate and lush haven for the business traveller. Modern décor, award-winning restaurants, and enthusiastic service ensure a welcoming stay for our guests.”
The hotel also boasts awardwinning F&B outlets. LIDO, the poolside restaurant, is popular for its Sunday brunch. Liquid Lounge and Bar offers breathtaking views of the city. The Pink Poppadom has been the pioneer in popularizing Modern Indian Cuisine in the city.
Hyatt Bangalore MG Road is located at MG Road, 1/1, Swami Vivekananda Road, Ulsoor. For more information, call 49361234 or visit bangalore.hyatthotels.hyatt.com


The first guest at Hyatt Bangalore MG Road


Vishvapreet Singh Cheema


A view of the hotel

[zeeshan66]

there are random pics of other hotels in this thread where are the updates on the Ritz? who cares about a stupid marriot even if its JW the Ritz is another level.

[strike2]

What is coming up at this red spot??

It is next to mount carmel college.I understand it is some hotel by looking at it.Do we any renders?

[mksudeep]

Originally Posted by strike2

What is coming up at this red spot??

It is next to mount carmel college.I understand it is some hotel by looking at it.Do we any renders?

http://www.shangri-la.com/corporate/...sion-in-india/

[Novahawk]

Originally Posted by avinash2060

The 250-room upscale Bengaluru Marriott Whitefield Hotel, opening in 2011

The 250-room upscale Bengaluru Marriott Whitefield is owned by Magna Wharehousing & Distribution Private Ltd. and will open in 2011 as part of a mixed-used complex also including a mall and an office building in Bengaluru’s Whitefield area, the city’s IT and software hub and home to such international IT corporations as Dell, Oracle, Intel, IBM and SAP AG. When opened, it will be Marriott International’s seventh property in Bengaluru.

Guest accommodations will be comfortably appointed, featuring Marriott’s renowned bed and bath amenities, bathrooms with separate tub and shower and modern technological connectivity.

For dining and entertainment, the hotel will offer three restaurants, all with private dining rooms; two lounges and a poolside bar.

Recreational amenities will include a Spa and health club and an outdoor swimming pool.

Business travel-oriented services will consist of an Executive Lounge with a private meeting room and a full-service business center providing three workstations, a private office, a meeting room and a boardroom. Other amenities will include a gift and sundries shop, a florist shop and laundry/valet services.

For conferences and social events, the hotel will offer flexible function space that is currently being configured.

I believe this hotel also flaunts a helipad, which is currently under construction. Any pictures?