Jayamahal Palace Hotel

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Jayamahal Palace Hotel
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View of the main palace of Jayamahal Palace Hotel
Jayamahal Palace Hotel
General information
Location Flag of India.svg India, Bangalore
Jayamahal Road, Bangalore, 560 046
Coordinates 12°59′49″N77°35′51″E / 12.9970°N 77.5974°E / 12.9970; 77.5974 Coordinates: 12°59′49″N77°35′51″E / 12.9970°N 77.5974°E / 12.9970; 77.5974
Opening22 May 2005 [1]
Technical details
Floor area19 acres of land
Design and construction
Architect(s)HH Maharaja Shri Jyotendrasinhji Vikramsinhji Sahib, the present `Thakore Saheb' of Gondal State [2]
Other information
Number of rooms37 [3]
Number of suites11 [4]
Number of restaurants2
Website
Official Website

Jayamahal Palace was earlier known as Arni Hall and originally owned by the Jagirdar of Arni in Tamil Nadu around 1892. TJayamahal Palace Hotel is a 4-star heritage luxury hotel that offers a pleasurable stay for its guests.

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References

  1. "Jayamahal Palace Hotel inaugurated". The Hindu . 23 May 2005. Retrieved 18 August 2018.[ dead link ]
  2. "An oasis of royal peace". Bangalore Mirror.
  3. "Jayamahal Palace Hotel Bangalore, Rooms, Rates, Photos, Reviews, Deals, Contact No and Map". www.hotelsinbangalore.co.in. Archived from the original on 15 April 2021. Retrieved 14 August 2020.