Unusual and distinctive design elements, attention to luxurious comfort, intimate touches and personalized service, that is what the Park brings to Bangalore. Located off MG Road, in the heart of the business district, it is a unique 109 room experience. Designed for us by Conran and Partners, to provide a richer and more sensual experience to guests, the hotel is about style. Tatler Magazine UK has announced the selection of The Park, Bangalore as the Indian contemporary boutique hotel amongst the best 101 hotels of the world.
Amenities
Babysitting/Child Services
Bar/Lounge
Coffee Maker in Room
24 Hour Front Desk
Handicapped Rooms/Facilities
Express Checkout
Free Parking
Free Local Telephone Calls
Golf
Hairdryers Available
Mini Bar
Modem Lines in Room
Modem Lines in Room
Meeting/Banquet Facilities
Free Newspaper
Pool
Parking
Restaurant
Room Service
Safe Deposit Box
Shops/Commercial Services
Fitness Center or Spa
Laundry/Valet Services
VIP Rooms/Services
Room Information
Business Room - J1Q
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Business room with 400 sq. ft., one queen bed, workdesk, 2 line phone along with data port, private terrace, cordless phone, internet, electronic safe, four fixture bathroom, welcome drink, complimentary buffet breakfast, 2 bottles of mineral water, fruit basket, bed tea, 5 local calls, waiver of calling card service charge, complimentary two way airport transfer and one set of clothes laundered, 15 minute usage. Max Occ-3
Deluxe Room - A1Q
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Deluxe room is 280 sq.ft. with one queen bed, workdesk, 2 line phone along with data port, pool view, cordless phone, internet, and electronic safe. Complimentary buffet breakfast, 2 bottles mineral water, fruit basket, bed tea, 5 local calls, complimentary two way airport transfer and one set of clothes laundered. Max Occ-3
Deluxe Suite - S1Q
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Deluxe suite has 800 sq. ft., one queen bed, workdesk, 2 line phone along with data port, private terrace, dvd player, seperate living room, jacuzzi, butler service, cordless phone, internet, electronic safe, five fixture bathroom, welcome drink. happy hour in room checkin, express checkout, sparkling wine on arrival, late checkout till 6pm, complimentary buffet breakfast. 2 bottles mineral water, fruit basket, bed tea, 5 local calls, waiver of calling card service charge, office drop with 10 km radius, complimentary two way airport transfer, and one set of clothes laundered. 15 minutes internet usage. Max Occ-3
Executive Room - E1Q
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Executive room has 310 sq. ft., one queen bed, workdesk, 2 line phone along with data port, balcony, dvd player, cordless phone, internet, electronic safe, four fixture bathroom, welcome drink, happy hour, in room check-in, express checkout, sparkling wine on arrival, late checkout till 6pm, complimentary buffet breakfast, 2 bottles mineral water, fruit basket, bed tea, 5 local calls, waiver of calling card service charge, office drop within 10 km radius, complimentary two way airport transfer and one set of clothes laundered. 15 minute internet usage. Max Occ-3
Moderate Room - D1Q
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Moderate Room - 245 sq. ft., one queen bed, workdesk, 2 line phone along with data port, cordless phone, internet, electronic safe, complimentary buffet breakfast, 2 bottles mineral water and fruit basket.- Max Occ-3
Run of House - ROH
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Run of House is 245 sq. ft room with queen bed. Includes complimentary newspaper and fruit basket. Max occ 3.
Standard Room - C1Q
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Standard Room-245 sq. ft. with one queen bed, workdesk, 2 line phone along with data port, cordless phone, internet, electronic safe, complimentary buffet breakfast, 2 bottles of mineral water and fruit basket. Complimentary one way airport transfer.-Max Occ-3
Superior Room - B1D
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Superior room is 245 sq. ft. with one queen bed, workdesk, 2 line phone along with data port, pool view, cordless phone, internet, electronic safe, complimentary buffet breakfast, 2 bottles mineral water, fruit basket, and bed tea. Complimentary two way airport transfer and one set of clothes pressed. Max Occ-3
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Miscellaneous Information
American Dollars is the native currency.
Check in time is 12 PM
Check out time is 12 PM
Opened in Built in 1985.
Renovated in Renovated in 2001.
109 rooms.
0 suites.
5 floors.
Directions
- Turn left from Airport Exit - Straight down Airport Road - Turn right into MG Road turnoff - Turn right on Trinity Circle towards Ulsoor Lake - Find Hotel on left directly opposite to Telephone Exchange
- Located off MG Road, in the heart of the business district - Downtown - Near Business, Shopping and Entertainment Districts
BLR - Bangalore - 4 miles NE
Guarantee Policy
All reservations must be guaranteed with a valid credit card for late arrival. The hotel does not accept non-guaranteed reservations. No deposit is required.
Cancellation Policy
All reservations must be cancelled 2 days prior to arrival to avoid a penalty of 1 night plus tax.
Restaurant Information
MONSOON
- Located: Lobby Level - Serves: Far east, Indian, Japanese, Coffee Shop Fare - Breakfast: 7:00am to 10:30am - Lunch: 12:30pm to 3pm - Dinner: 7:30pm to 11:45pm - Dress Code: Casual
I.T.ALIA
- Located: Lobby Level - Serves: Authentic Italian, Corsican - Breakfast: none - Lunch: 12:30pm to 2:45pm - Dinner: 7:30pm to 11:15pm - Dress Code: Formal
I BAR- THE COCKTAIL LOUNGE BAR
- Located: Lobby Level - Serves: Far East, Indian Finger Food - Breakfast: none - Lunch: none - Dinner: 6:30pm to 11:30pm - Dress Code: Smart Casuals
Meeting Facility
The Oak
- Size: 1782 Square Feet - Max occupancy: 160 pax Theatre Style - Audio visual and catering available
- City Center (0.0 Miles South) - Airport (4.0 Miles South East) - International Tech Park (12.0 Miles East) - Railway Station (2.0 Miles North) - Mysore (112.0 Miles West) - Main Bus Station (1.0 Miles North)
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