Nalapad Residency Hotel
Nalapad Residency Hotel
No 19, K.G. Road, Bangalore, India
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Location :
Central
Rooms :
100
The centrally located Nalapad Residency Hotel features 100 spacious and well-appointed guest rooms that are fitted with an array of modern amenities including internet access and air-conditioning. Guests at the Nalapad Residency may arrange to use the hotel's boardroom, conference rooms and full-service business centre for organizing social gatherings and corporate events. Various dining options including an in-house restaurant are also provided.
from US$ 60
per night
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per night
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