The Mysore Hall
Hotel
Property Type
Ballroom/Banquet
Space Type
4.6
Rating
650
Max Guest Capacity
6039 Sq. Ft.
Area
108 Ft. x 56 Ft. x 16 Ft.
Dimension
About The Mysore Hall
...Distance From Key Spots
Airport
36 kms From Kempegowda International Airport Bengaluru
City Center
1.7 kms From Brigade Road, Bangalore, Bengaluru, Karnataka, India
Railway Station
4.6 kms From Central Railway Station
Metro Station
2.9 kms From Sir M. Visvesvaraya Station, Central College
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170 Guest Max | 538 Sq.Ft. | 33 Ft. x 16 Ft. x 12 Ft.
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Experience Dining
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Dress Code: Smart Casual
Cubbon Pavilion
The 24-hour sky-lit restaurant offers a delectable spread of Indian & International cuisine. It is the ideal place for round-the-clock dining, in a cheerful ambiance.
Dress Code: Smart Casual
Experience by the Space
Kaya Kalp - The Spa
Our Brand ‘Kaya Kalp’ is derived from the Sanskrit word which means Rejuvenation of Body Mind & Soul, Indian culture at the heart of the Indian experience.
Hours: Mon-Sun: 08:00 AM - 10:00 PM
Fitness Center
Explore Near by Places
The Bangalore Palace
Owned by the Maharajahs of Mysore the construction of this architectural marvel was started in 1862 and completed in 1944 and it spans over 45,000 sq ft.. The Palace, steeped as it is in history, is evocative of the opulence of an era long gone when royalty was a way of life. Two rooms that deserve special mention are the Ballroom on the ground floor and the Durbar Hall on the first floor where the Maharaja addressed the assembly. The Ballroom is grand -from its polished teak floor that came from the forests of Burma to the cut-glass chandeliers. The Palace gardens were designed by famed German botanist Gustav Krumbiegel- plants were chosen carefully to ensure that there was color all through the year.
Lalbagh Botanical Garden
Distance From Key Spots
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