Best Hotel For Family and Business Meetings in Chennai

Known as the "Cultural Capital of Southern India'' for its deeply rooted traditions and secular heritage, Chennai also has a young heart. Winner of recognition when, in 1639, Francis Day and Andrew Cogan, agents of the English company of India, acquired a strip of land, called ChennaPatnam on the lease of the King of Vijayanagar. 

 Fort St. George, which serves as a government secretariat today, was built to create a plant serving as a core for British colonies. The city was known as Madras until 1996 and then renamed Chennai. Today, this floating metropolis is a mixture of the old and new, the traditional and the modern. Distributed more than 200 Square Kms with Bay of Bengal to its east, the city is the gateway to the rest of South India.

 Major Attractions

 SEMMOZHI POONGA

 Literally translated into "Classical Language Park", Semmozhi Poonga is a world-class botanical garden near Anna Flyover in Chennai. A brainchild of the department of horticulture, the garden encompasses an area of ​​20 acres. It has more than 500 species of plants in addition to the 80 pre-existing trees, some of which are over 100 years old. 

 The garden has 22 exclusive areas, including the palm courtyard, the courtyard of the trees, the Golden Garden, the rock garden, the garden of butterflies, the garden of the Fougere and the theme garden. It also houses 25 thematic gardens, including herbal, aromatics, male and waterfalls.

 SANTHOME CATHEDRAL BASILICA

 One of the monuments of the city, located south of Marina Beach, the Santhome Cathedral has experienced several renovations with the laying of the foundation stone in July 1523 for the first time. The current structure was built in 1896 according to the Gothic style of architecture. A statue of Virgin Mary, imported from Portugal is also housed here.

 KAPALEESWARAR TEMPLE

 An underwater replica of the temple, Kapaleeswarar temple is extremely old dating from 300 years. An ODE in Lord Shiva, Shiva Lingam would have been created by Lord Brahma. The 10-day festival also attracts many devotees.

 VALLUVAR KOTTAM KODAMBAKKAM

 Planned like a temple car, the poet-Saint Tiruvalluvar memorial has a 33 m statue of life from Saint and 133 chapters from Thirukkural depicted in the bus-relief. The auditorium here can accommodate up to 4,000 people at once.

 THIRUVENGADU

 The temple here is dedicated to the fierce shaft of Shiva as Aghoramurthy. The worship of this shape is said to give victory and wealth for worshipers.

 GINGER CHENNAI VADAPALANI

Smart Towers, Jawaharlal Nehru Salai, Vadapalani, Chennai, Tamil Nadu 600026

 Explore the capital city of Tamil Nadu with us! One of the best value hotels near Koyambedu and one of the best hotels to stay in Chennai, Ginger Hotel Vadapalani is located close to the Bus Stand and offers guests 79 smart rooms with a number of modern facilities.

 Chennai experiences a hot and humid climate for most of the year with a period from May to June becoming the hottest. January is a relatively cooler month with an average temperature between 15-22 degrees C. The best time to visit the city is during the winter from November to February.

 This hotel in Vadapalani, just 2 km from Koyambedu Bus Station. It houses a gym and a restaurant. Free parking spaces are available.The air-conditioned rooms are bright and feature a a flat-screen TV, tea/coffee making facilities and a minibar. The en suite bathrooms are equipped with supplied hot and cold water. Wi-Fi is accessible at your expense. Ginger Chennai's 24-hour front desk for help with luggage storage, doctor services on call or travel. Ginger Chennai (Vadapalani) is 8 km from the ambatrile industrial area and 13 km from Chennai International.

 Health and Safety

 Safety features

• The staff follow all security protocols according to local authorities
• Shared stationery such as printed menus, magazines, pens and paper removed
• Hand sanitizer in guest accommodation and key areas
• Process in place to verify the health of guests
• FIRST AID KIT AVAILABLE
• Access to health professionals
• Thermometers for customers supplied by property
• Face masks for available guests

 Social Distancing

• CHECK-IN NO CONTACT / CHECK-OUT
• Payment without cash available
• Rules of physical distancing followed
• Mobile application for room service
• Physical screens or barriers placed between staff and guests in appropriate areas
• Individual air conditioning for accommodation (all rooms)

 Food & drink safety

• Physical distancing in dining areas
• Food can be delivered to guest accommodation
• All plates, cutlery, glasses and other tableware have been sanitized
• Breakfast takeaway containers
• Delivered food is securely covered

 Cleanliness & disinfecting

• Use of effective cleaning chemicals against coronavirus
• Sheets, towels and washed washbasin in accordance with the directives of the local authority
• The accommodation is disinfected between stays
• Other sealed accommodations after cleaning
• The property is cleaned by professional cleaning companies
• Customers have the ability to cancel all cleaning services for their accommodation during their stay.
• Sanitation of the hands (all rooms)