ITC Royal Gardenia, Bengaluru

Set in the thriving commercial heart of Bengaluru, the ITC Royal Gardenia, Bengaluru is a haven for experiencing this historic and dynamic city. Bengaluru is aptly know as the "Garden City", with verdant gardens and parks, including Cubbon Park, lush with green lawns, shady flowering trees and vibrant flowerbeds. Days can be spent exploring ancient temples, churches, museums, ornate palaces and boutique shopping malls. The bustling markets are a sensory delight- bourgeoning with everything from shimmering silk to the alluring scent of exotic spices. Bengaluru is steeped history- from when a mud brick fort was constructed in 1537, through the days of the British Raj, to becoming one of the world's fastest growing cities, and now India's "Silicon Valley". Guests of the Royal Gardenia revel in unsurpassed, refined living; whether experiencing the tantalising aromas and flavours of South Indian and international cuisine in the five exceptional restaurants, working out in the health club, or revitalizing the senses in the Kayakalp Spa. This is the first sustainable luxury hotel in Bengaluru, adopting many environmentally friendly and energy efficient practices, such as rainwater harvesting, extensive use of natural light, electric cars and 100% recycled paper and stationary. The Royal Gardenia provides an immense choice of banquet halls and meeting rooms that present a memorable "green" banqueting experience- preserving resources while displaying the utmost excellence in service. There are nine function rooms with a total of 1,990 square metres of meeting space. Each of the 292 exquisitely designed and magnificently appointed rooms and suites, blend seamlessly with the garden ambience. The split-level Presidential Suite is the largest in India, with distinctive landscaped areas, two indoor pools and breathtaking views over the city. The Eva Wing offers unique women's only accommodation with female butlers and security staff., For non-US hotels, rates confirmed in USD may be converted to local currency by the hotel at your time of stay, based on the exchange rate used by the hotel.