Heritage star hotels in Bangalore

 Hospitality is an age-old tradition of the Indian culture irrespective the diverse subcultures. In fact, it is something that has been a tradition right from the beginning. For the Indians, guests and visitors are a form of God and thus should be able to feel the warmth of the hosts. Heritage star hotels in Bangalore such as Casa Piccola tend to operate on similar lines and exude traditional warmth to the guests as well as a peek in the rich culture and heritage of our country. This factor is somewhat missing when it comes to the urban sophistication of other hotels.

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Features of the hotels:

One of the many important aspects of these heritage hotels in Bangalore is that there are myriad features, which makes these hotels different and sets them apart from other contemporary hotels in the city. We enumerate a few key features of the same.

  • Ambience – The entire hotel tends to have a wonderful ambience. People tend to choose these kinds of hotels over others and the main reason is that they want to get away from the hustle-bustle of the city life. These heritage hotel sites are the places where tranquility is one of the main aspects. This provides many opportunities for the guests to relax and get away from the daily rigors of life.

  • Accommodation – These hotels provide a wide array of room types to suit the purpose and budget of all types of guests. This makes such hotels an ideal hotspot for both single as well as group tourists who visit the city of Bangalore. Due to the city’s proximity to other ancient site and tourist destination, people tend to look out for accommodation in the city rather than elsewhere.

  • Value for money – Contrary to popular notions, these hotels are affordable. One may be prone to thinking that the heritage star hotels in Bangalore such as Casa Piccola can burn a hole in your pocket but this is not true. One can find that though the services provided in such hotels are at par with five star international hotels but the prices are quite less. This makes such hotels a wonderful ‘value for money’ and a practical option for all those who want to spend a great deal of their finances on shopping rather than paying for their accommodation.

  • Closer to nature – The sites of such heritage hotels are a little away from the commercial parts of the city. Nevertheless, this does not mean that you need to travel a great deal in order to reach the city. In fact, the smart idea here is to make the guests feel the nature. Most of the sites have abundant trees and a great of foliage to let the guests feel the beauty of the nature.

  • Excellent food –  Though all such heritage hotels tend to serve international cuisine because of the heavy influx of foreign tourists but their emphasis still remains on providing rich and authentic Indian cuisine. In fact, many of the guests at the hotel tend to ask for Indian curries and food with less spice. These heritage hotels tend to serve the food making Indian dishes and cuisine quite famous in the world.

Heritage star hotels in Bangalore such as Casa Piccola are traditional in their appearance and yet have a modern outlook. You may feel astonished to find out the hotels offer a plethora of modern and sophisticated services which most of the urban hotels tend to provide. In fact, these hotels are a perfect blend of modernism and traditions making them the best option when you want to witness some of the finer things that life has to offer.

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