Hotel Metropole Mysore:-
A journey back in time. A haven of luxury, charm and romance, Hotel Metropole was built as a royal residence in the 1920�s to accommodate the British guests of the Maharaja of Mysore. Today the beautifully restored mansion, decorated with period antiques, continues the building�s legacy of gracious hospitality combined with the ease of modern comforts.
Indulge yourself, live like royalty, the Metropole had five people on call for every guest. Ignite your imagination with traditional Indian entertainment resplendent with magicians, court jesters, snake charmers, dancers and musicians at the Royal Banquet Hall. Pamper your senses with an Ayurvedic massage at the hotel�s spa, or simply take leisurely ride through the city streets on a vintage car tour.
And if you�d like to survey your kingdom, the Metropole offers several day trips and tours to popular tourist spots and places of interest.
Location:-
Hotel Metropole is located at the heart of Mysore, just a few minutes away from the Railway Station. It is also in close proximity to the city�s major tourist attractions like the Mysore Palace.
Services and Amenities
* DVD player on demand
* DVD library
* 59 Channel Cable/ Satellite TV
* Hair dryer
* Electronic safe
* Lady Traveler Kit
* Children�s Kit
* Refrigerated mini bar
* Mineral Water
* Snack basket
* Fruit Basket
* Tea/ Coffee Maker
* Bathrobes
* Cotton slippers
* Twice-daily housekeeping service
* Butler Service
* 24- hour In- room dining
Business Services
* Wi- fi high speed e-mail and Internet access
* Multi-line telephone
* Speaker phone
* Transformers and plug adapters
* Voice mail
* Secretarial services
Some of the services and facilities listed above may not be available in all guest rooms, on a 24- hour basis or without advanced request.
LOCAL AREA
Located just 130 kilometers from Bangalore, Mysore is the cultural capital of Karnataka and the second biggest city in the state.
The erstwhile capital city of the Wodeyar dynasty, Mysore has been home to kings and queens for several centuries. The legacy of this royal past can still be seen in the city�s rich architectural and cultural heritage.
Today, Mysore is a major tourist destination as travelers from across the world come to visit its magnificent palaces, myriad temples and stately monuments. Wild life sanctuaries located just a short distance from the city also make the city a hub for nature enthusiasts.
ATTRACTIONS AND EVENTS
Mysore Palace
A stunning example of the Indo-Saracenic architecture style, the Mysore Palace is one of India�s most spectacular national monuments. The erstwhile seat of the famous Maharajas of Mysore, today the palace is a museum housing treasures from across the world.
Chamundeshwari Temple
Dating back to the twelfth century, the Chamundeshwari Temple majestically stands on a hill overlooking the city. The highlight of the temple is its pyramidal gopura (gateway tower). Other interesting features are a colourful statue of the demon Mahishasura and an imposing five metre Nandi or bull carved out of single block of black granite.
Ranganthittu
Ranganathittu Bird Sanctuary, 20km from Mysore, is a haven for wildlife enthusiasts. Located on the Cauvery River, the sanctuary is home to some of the most exotic bird species in the world as well as marsh crocodils and other wildlife.
Mysore Zoo
Established under royal patronage in 1892, Mysore Zoo is an integral part of the city. The zoo houses a variety of species from more than 40 different countries including Branary sheep, giraffe, hippos and gorillas.
