Bangalore, Mysore and Hassan are the three lifelines of tourism of south India. Bangalore presently known as ‘Bangaluru’ also known, as “Garden city” of India is located at the Deccan Plateau in the south-eastern region of Karnataka is one of the most happening cities and the I.T. hub of India. Mysore located at the south of Deccan Plateau. The city is known for its palaces therefore called City of Palaces. Mysore retained its old world charisma through its broad speckled avenue, lush gardens and spectacular buildings. Hassan is a picturesque town at the centre of Malnad, famous for its temple architecture that was brought in by the Hoysalas.

The two liners about these three cities are the apt portrayal. It’s a true fact about the cities and one will surely fall in love with. You cannot afford to miss any of the cities, as glory of these cities would leave you astonished. Some places to visit in Bangalore are Bangalore Palace, Vikasa Soudha, Tipu Sultan’s Palace, Bull Temple, Iskon Temple etc. Tourist attractions in Mysore are famous Mysore Palace, Chamundi Hills, Brindavan Garden, St Philomena’s Church etc. Hassan offers famous archaeological sites Belur, Halebid and Shravanabelgola, all situated in its close vicinity.

There are number of hotels in the Bangalore city. Bangalore hotel reservation is done through online booking. Almost all the hotels in Bangalore, Mysore and Hassan are booked online. There are wide ranges of hotels offering from Luxury hotels to cheap hotels. Some of the remarkable hotels worth mentioning are Royal Orchid, St. Marks Hotel, Mercure Inn, Victory Hotel in Mysore and Hoysala Village Resort in Hassan. Choosing a hotel is a hectic job so travelling with Tour operators is always recommended. They always help you while selecting the right one. When planning a tour with travel agents its kind of hustle free. You just have t pay the money and rest will be taken care of by the tour operator. They sometimes even offer certain discount travel packages but maintaining the standard. The tour operators always arrange as per the clients convenience, like if the client says to get them cheap hotel the tour operator will get them so. They organize group as well as individual tours.

One of the satisfied customer, a foreigner from Kenilworth comment on the hotel St Marks said, “The management of St Marks should be extremely proud of their team from the driver who first meets you at the airport then onto the doorman, bellboy, reception, housekeeping and naturally all the restaurant staff. It was a pleasure to stop at the St Marks with such friendly and helpful staff and their willingness to make my stay a truly enjoyable experience. The food was very good with a good mix of Indian and European dishes and the staff always helping with your choice and getting you to try something new like the Massala Dosa for breakfast to all sorts of local vegetarian dishes for dinner plus their extra special “Rice pudding.”

Bangalore Hotel – Bangalore, Mysore and Hassan are the three lifelines of tourism of south India. Bangalore presently known as ‘Bangaluru’ also known, as “Garden city” of India. The city is known for its palaces therefore called City of Palaces. Mysore retained its old world charisma through its broad speckled avenue, lush gardens and spectacular buildings. Hassan is a picturesque town at the centre of Malnad, famous for its temple architecture that was brought in by the Hoysalas.

Hotel Brindavan is situated in the heart of the city in M.G.Road. I stayed in this hotel several times, but my most atrraction was the location. The hotel is an old one and a part is rennovated with modern facilities and the tariff is of course very reasonable compared to nearby hotels. The prestigious Brigade Road and Commercial Road of Bangalore is close to the hotel where all branded and unbranded items are available. As for the food, there is a vegetarian hotel attached the hotel and the KFC, McDonnalds, Pizza Hut are very near. After all, this is a very good hotel to stay at very reasonable rates at a prime location.

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