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Royal Resort & Gardens Mumbai


Architect Prem Nath has conceptualied India’s first themed entertainment resort on a 40-acre site in Delhi.


The seven-star Royal Resort & Gardens will house 500 deluxe guestrooms and suites, five food and beverage outlets, a business centre, extensive pool decks, and musical fountains. Expected to open in 2014, the 1 million ft2


resort will also feature an


amphitheater with a 10,000 seating capacity, health spas, salons, themed gardens, multi- level swimming pools with water slides, a 24-pocket golf course, artificial beach, multi- cuisine restaurants, and luxury retail.


Ritz Carlton Bengaluru


WATG has unveiled designs for Ritz Carlton’s first foray into India, a 281-key property in Bengaluru’s central business district, developed by Nitesh Estates.


The Ritz-Carlton, Bengaluru will offer several restaurants, extensive meeting and events space, a luxurious spa and outdoor swimming pool, and an entire floor dedicated to high-end retail boutiques. In addition, it will feature a rooftop helipad, thought to be the first in India. “India represents the next great


international expansion opportunity for The Ritz-Carlton Hotel Company,” comments Simon F. Cooper, President and Chief Operating Officer. “We are especially pleased that our initial presence will be in Bengaluru, a city whose thriving economy has made it the Silicon Valley of the nation. “ “Nitesh Estates, the Bengaluru-based


developer, has committed to building a world-class hotel in the heart of the city’s central business district,” he adds.


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