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3.5 Stars - 1 Review and 34 Opinions
Guys..It was an unforgettable experience staying in this hotel.Don't ever choose this hotel to stay.I was staying here for only one night.First thing is,there is no geyser in the Bathroom.I haven't seen any hotel in Bangalore wthout Geyser.They provided hot water in bucket to bath and that too its almost cold water.Second thing is No fan in room and AC was not working.Hot air was coming from the AC and the Room service was very bad.Rooms are not at all clean.It made my legs darker with dust and dirt.It was an horrible experience.Water was not coming in the bathroom and flush was not working.Even though It was a deluxe room,it was not satisfied for me.Please don't ever choose this hotel to stay.We can hear the sound from next room.I asked for some other room coz nothing was working in this and went to another room.After going to the next room,I thought the previous room was better compared to this.Couldn't sleep for the whole night.The cost is too much.I paid 3000 rs without any facitilies for one night.Totally frustrated with this Hotel.
Sai Baba
Hi guys,
My friend say that it is good to travel by train.
Any advice? How long is the journey from Bangalore to Delhi?
Which train is recommended?
BTW, does anyone know of any good reliable travel agent?
Thanks
Daniel
roughly 44 hours, Rajdhani exp takes approx. 40 hours. Check http://www.indianrail.gov.in/frame.html
you just need to go to the reservation counter (there is one at each railways station in Bangalore) and make the booking after you have chosen tfrom the site and verified availability
Train tickers you can book online too,give local address to deliver,no need of going to travel agent.
try the Rum Tarts.
I studied in Manipal (also in Karnataka not very far from Bangalore)and I remember every time we had someone going down to Bangalore - we would definitely ask them to get lotsa Rum Tarts Having Rum Tarts from Sweet Chariot at Brigade Road.
In the suburb of Malleshpallyam, near the airport, there is a cluster of shops and restaurants owned and operated by expatriate Malayalees from Malabar, most of whom are of humble Moslem origins. ( unlike Moslems elsewhere, malabar moslems observe the caste system and are neither fanatic nor religious, but sweet and pleasant. difficult to imagine them blowing themselves up) I had two appams, which are thin wafer like pancakes, much reminiscent of the ethiopian ones. the vegetable stew was made with coconut milk and the curry was a mixed vegetarian one. Once again the price is too low even to mention.
The Times of India power list (in random order):
from article:
http://www.bangaloremirror.com/article/10/2010021220100212064033357abd12c4/25-who-powered-bangalore.html
N R Narayana Murthy, founder-chairman, Infosys;
Anil Kumble, cricketer;
Azim Premji, Wipro chairman;
Nandan Nilekani, chairman, Unique Identification Authority of India;
Justice Santosh Hegde, Lokayukta;
Girish Karnad, Jnanpith laureate;
Vijay Mallya, UB Group chairman;
B S Yeddyurappa, chief minister;
Kiran Mazumdar-Shaw, Biocon chairperson;
S M Krishna, foreign minister;
Capt. Gopinath, aviation entrepreneur;
H D Deve Gowda, former Prime Minister;
Parvathamma Rajkumar, head, Vajreshwari Combines;
V G Siddhartha, chairman, Coffee Cafe Day Group;
Dr Devi Shetty, founder, Narayana Hrudayalaya;
Siddaramaiah, Congress leader;
Arundhati Nag, founder, Ranga Shankara;
Ganesh, actor;
H D Kumaraswamy, former chief minister;
Ramesh Ramanathan, co-founder, Janaagraha;
M Veerappa Moily, Union law minister;
Sri Sri Ravi Shankar, founder, Art of Living;
Prasad Bidapa, fashion maestro;
Ramachandra Guha, historian and writer;
Rahul Dravid, cricketer.
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Address: 7 E DDK Industrial Area, 1st Phase ITPL Road, Bangalore, Karnataka, India
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