Bengaluru at Gopalan Mall
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- Studio, One, Two, & Three Bedroom Units Available
- Up to Three Bathrooms
- Multi-Level Garage
- Laundry In Building & Laundry On Site
- Fitness Equipment
- Outdoor Pool
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About this property
Discover Bengaluru at Gopalan Mall offering local experiences with universal hospitality. A short walk from a metro station, the hotel is opposite RMZ Infinity and close to Bagmane Techpark, Bagmane World Technology Center, RMZ Millennia, Manyata Techpark and Indiranagar. The hotel features 212 spacious rooms with elegant interiors and modern guest amenities, including 29 one & two bedroom suites with living space, kitchenette and terrace for comfortable long stays.
All-day dining restaurant offers an array of local flavours and global delicacies. Lobby bar featuring speciality cocktails and short eats. The hotel features a fitness centre, salon and spa, swimming pool, library, a dedicated entertainment zone, Executive Lounge and business centre.
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About Bangalore, India
Learn About This Location
Cosmopolitan Bengaluru is the number one city in South India, blessed with a tolerable climate and a burgeoning nightlife, dining and shopping scene. It’s not a place you visit for the world-class sights (although it has a few beautiful parks and well-preserved Victorian-era architecture), but rather to experience the new, global face of India. During the past decade Bangalore experiences an amazing surge of development, along with heavy traffic and rising pollution. However, it has also taken care to preserve its green spaces and historical landmarks. While urbanisation pushes its boundaries outward, the central district remains much the same as it did under the British.