Lalitha Mahal Palace Hotel (5 Star), Mysore

Category : 5 Star
Locate : The hotel is only 15 kilometres from Mysore Airport and only 8 kilometres from Mysore Railway station.
State : Karnataka, India.
Class : Heritage Hotel

The Hotel
Lalitha Mahal Palace Hotel, Mysore in Karnataka is one of India's most luxurious hotels. Hotel Lalitha Mahal Palace, Mysore offers king-like accommodation in its royal settings, set in a terrace and landscape gardens. The hotel is located at the foot of the Chamundi hill, overlooking the panoramic view of the valley. The snow-white Lalitha Mahal Palace was built in the 1930s for the guests of the Wodeyars.

Facilities Offered at Lalitha Mahal Palace Hotel, Mysore
Accommodation Facilities
A total of 54 guest rooms and suites, styled and decorated in a royal-like manner. Each room features attached bath tubs with hot and cold water, airconditioning, telephone and multi-channel TV. Most of the rooms are equipped with private terrace sit-out. All of its 54 guestrooms and suites are lavishly decorated and are equipped with first class facilities and services.

Hotel Facilities
`Front Desk, Business Center, Concierge, Elevator, Free Newspaper, Free parking, Bar, Banquet, Restaurant, Safe Deposit Box, Lounge, Coffee Shop, Room Service, Room-Service 24 Hours, Bus Parking, Parking, Outdoor Pool, Conference Facilities, Meeting Facilities, Secretarial Service

Other Facilities
Post, Pool, Laundry, Medical, Travel Desk, Barber Shop, Boutiques, Concierge Desk, Currency Exchange, In room telephone service, Express Check-In, Express Check-Out, Front Desk-24 Hours, Luggage Storage, Wake up service

Guest Room Facilities
The type of the rooms are standard with AC, Cable TV, Direct Phone, Channel Music, Attached BathRoom, Shower, Bath Tub, Shower/ Bath Tub, Balcony, Safe Deposit Box, Double Bed, King size Beds.

Charming Spots Near The Hotel
Chamundi Hill
Chamundi Hill is one of the landmark tourist attractions of Mysore, and it never fails to fall on the itenerary of those visiting Mysore. The Chamundeeswari temple is located on a hill in the vicinity of Mysore and is accessed through a motorable road. Chamundeeswari the tutelary deity of the Mysore Maharajas has been held in reverence for centuries

Srirangapatnam
About 15 km from the royal city of Mysore lies the town of Srirangapatnam. There are many interesting places here of which the summer palace of Tipu Sultan is a must visit. Built in 1784 in the Indo-Saracenic style, the palace also has a small museum where Tipu's trivia, including a gold-embroidered tunic, old paintings and a coin collection, are displayed.

Brindavan Gardens
A half-hour's drive from the city takes you to the Brindavan Gardens. The well-shaped steps of these world famous terrace gardens are bordered by watercourses. Musical fountains with soft coloured lights add to the visitor's fantasy.

Mysore Palace
Built in around AD 897 in Saracenic style, the Mysore palace has both Hindu as well as Muslim influences. The palace, designed by an English architect and completed in 1912, was built in place of an earlier palace which was burnt down in 1897. This palace is a must visit place in Mysore.