The Leela Palace Reborn and now with ZLB23

October 30, 2023 Alok Chandra Eating Out
The Leela Palace Hotel Bengaluru reflects the architectural style of the Royal Palace of Mysore.

The Leela Palace Hotel in Bengaluru is a happening place, discovers Alok Chandra

Inaugurated in 2001, the Leela Palace Hotel Bangalore (Bengaluru) may almost be termed decadent. Built in a baroque art-deco style modelled on the Mysore Palace, with copper-plated domes (now green with oxidation), ornate golden-red ceilings and extravagant interiors set in nine acres of lush greenery, the hotel was the go-to place for corporate honchos and top-dogs in this rapidly-expanding wannabe metropolis, never mind the top dollar prices charged.

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