Azure
Hotel
Property Type
Ballroom/Banquet
Space Type
4.5
Rating
150
Max Guest Capacity
2829 Sq. Ft.
Area
81.5 Ft. x 32.5 Ft. x 11 Ft.
Dimension
About Azure
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Distance From Key Spots
Airport
34.7 kms From Kempegowda International Airport Bengaluru Bengaluru
City Center
12.2 kms From Commercial Street, banglore, Bengaluru, Karnataka, India
Railway Station
4.6 kms From Yeshwanthpur Junction Bengaluru
Metro Station
0.1 kms From Goraguntepalya
More spaces by Taj Yeshwantpur, Bengaluru
Strategy
255 Guest Max | 3150 Sq.Ft. | 105 Ft. x 30 Ft. x 11 Ft.
Strategy 1
120 Guest Max | 960 Sq.Ft. | 32 Ft. x 30 Ft. x 11 Ft.
Explore Rooms & Suites
Superior Room City View
Elegantly designed, the Superior Rooms offer modern-day comforts and idyllic views of the city or the pool. Queen/twin bed options available.
Deluxe Room City View
The well-appointed Deluxe Rooms are adorned with textured art and elegant Indian motifs. You are treated to views of the city or the pool.
Experience Dining
Palette
An all-day dining restaurant, Palette, offers communal dining and café-style seating with an interactive kitchen.
Dress Code: Smart Casual
Timings: 1200 Hrs to 0000 Hrs
Shimmer
Unique mixes, trending music, and an eclectic menu unite in a vibrant setting.
Dress Code: Smart Casual
Timings: 1100 Hrs to 0100 Hrs
Experience by the Space
Dining By The Pool
Raise a toast to an exclusive private dining experience by the pool, customized by our chefs.
Vineyard Experience
Taj Yeshwantpur offers an exclusive and memorable vineyard experience at Bangalore Soma Vineyards. Explore the scenic locations and end the experience on a sumptuous note with a gourmet meal.
Explore Near by Places
National Gallery Of Modern Art
Housed in a heritage mansion with whitewashed walls; the NGMA is the perfect place to admire modern Indian art. Appreciate the impressive paintings, sculptures, and photographs by artists like Anjolie Ela Menon and Jitish Kallat, and end by cooling off in the beautiful gardens of the structure.
The Hal Aerospace Museum
India’s aeronautical history is well showcased at the wonderful Aerospace Museum where imposing models of HAL-designed aircraft share space with indigenous models such as the Marut and Kiran, a vintage Canberra bomber, and the now-infamous MiG-21.
