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Transit Bed & Breakfast Delux Suites @ Chennai

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Property Description

At T.Nagar very close to the main shopping area located just off GN Chetty Road,Spacious Double rooms with a/c,fridge,washing machine,TV with set top box,and broadband connectivity. These rooms are located in a bungalow in a quiet area.

Property Details

Chennai, the capital city of Tamil Nadu, occupies a position on the Coromondel Coast of the Bay of Bengal. The ever-expanding city has also the distinction of being the nation's fourth largest city. Boasting a history as old as 367 years, the city has a plentiful supply of temples and churches. During December/ January, Chennai teems with Carnatic music concerts and classical dance performances being held in different parts of the city. Once inside the city, you will also be able to observe a colonial charm that hovers around it. Of course, the city has a culture that's distinguishable from the culture of the northern India. It's a city where the classic and the contemporary have blended beautifully to come out with something we call Chennai. The city is traditional yet modern. From vegetarian fare to fast foods, from the ancient Pallave temples to the modern high rise buildings and from Carnatic music to discos, Chennai provides it all.

Location : Chennai lies in the southern Indian state of Tamil Nadu. The city finds itself bordered by the Bay of Bengal on its east, Andhra Pradesh on its northwest, Kanchipuram on its south and Kerala and Karnataka on its west.

Reaching : Chennai has its own international airport known as the Anna Terminal while the domestic flights arrive at the Kamraj Terminal. The Chennai Central Railway Station has trains from all parts of the country. The road-route too is well established.

Highlights : To start with we can say that Chennai is the centre of the South Indian Film Industry which is only next to Bollywood, the Hindi Film Industry. One can easily notice its skyline flaming with glowing movie billboards. Marina Beach is the first thing that beach fanciers head to. This 13-kilometre-long beach extends scenic views along with some important architectural attractions that remain scattered on its sands. Another nice place for picnicking is the Elliots Beach which is also known as the Besant Nagar Beach. Fort St George, that houses the Secretariat and the Legislative Parliament, is much popular with tourists. As you head to the Pantheon Road, you get to see the Government Museum with a fascinating collection of Chola bronzes and other historical artefacts. You can spot the deadly king Cobra, python and vipers at the Guindy Snake Park. And those who hold themselves good at bargaining, can take a stroll along the Pondy Bazar and Ranganathan Street to get hold of knick knacks and curios. Santhome Cathedral Basilica, Annai Velankani Church, Mary's Church and St Thomas Orthodox Cathedral are popular churches here. The Parthasarthy Temple, that was built by the Pallavas in the 8th century, is renowned for its beautiful Gopurams (Arched Gateways). Erected in the 13th century, the Kapaleeshwar Temple epitomises the brilliance of the Dravidian architecture.

Climate : Chennai experiences a hot and humid climate. Not much difference is noticed between the winter and summer temperatures. North east monsoons bring rains between September and October.

Cusine : Taste the famous south Indian cuisines including sambhar, vegetable uppuma, raw jack fruit curry, coconut rice, lemon rice, curd rice, tomato chilli rasam, mutton stew, avial, ericheri etc.

Shopping : Though designer accessories also abound, there are interesting traditional items that include Pattamara mats, leaf and palmyra fibre handicrafts from Tirunellveli, bronze and brass castings of Kumbakonam, stone carvings from Mamallapuram, metal works from Thanjavur and of course the silk from Kanchipuram

Culture : Notwithstanding the British colonial influence, the city still holds back its Tamil Hindu culture. The city is window to a culture that's rich in music, dance and art forms

Festivals : Pongal, a harvest festival, is the chief festival of the state. The Dance Festival of Mamallapuram is held in the month of January while the Summer Festival at Ooty, Kodaikanal and Yercaud is a huge draw for tourists.

Rental Policies

Arrival Times

24 Hours

Amenities

• Air Condition
• Phone
• Washer and Dryer
• TV Cable
• Fax
• TV Satellite
• Hi-Speed Internet
• Hot Tub
• King bed

Rental Rates

$33.00 to $33.00 per day

Additional Rate and Deposit Information

We Charge Rs 1250/- a day for a Deluxe Suite which can sleep 2 persons.For any extra person the charge would be Rs.250/- a night. We collect the rent in advance. Minimum period of stay is 1 day.

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