Henkala Hotels

Chennai Henkala Hotels presents an array of 38 beautiful rooms each boasting a special theme. The rooms are not just comfortable and cozy they are luxurious too. In fact at nominal rates, the way rooms are appointed deserves special recognition. All the rooms are complete with host of modern amenities of which attached baths with hot & cold water, cable television, direct dial telephone etc are few to name.

You will be impressed by the elaborate dining and drinking facilities of the Henkala Hotels in Chennai which are offered at;

• Hillview - in this rooftop restaurant you and your kids will have immense fun. Food is very delicious here. You will surely admire its special arrangements done for kids only.
• Shakahar - choose your favorite pure vegetarian delicacies here
• Banana Leaf - authentic South Indian items are served for you
• The Mezanine - refreshing snacks & rejuvenating beverages are offered
• Your Highness - make a choice between multi cuisines delicacies here
• The Pyramid - in this Egyptian bar order for some exotic drinks and cocktails

Featuring a spacious and exquisite conference and banquet hall, Chennai Henkala Hotels make business task very easy and pleasant for the corporate guests. There is a business center also which extends every help to enable you achieve success in business deals. In addition to this, you can also avail of the secretarial, fax and photocopier services of the hotel.

There is no dearth of recreational facilities at Henkala Hotels in Chennai. Some of these facilities include daily cultural performances, shopping arcade, Indoor & Outdoor games and more.

Chennai Henkala Hotels features excellent additional facilities including room service, doctor on call, safety box, car park, laundry, travel desk, car rentals and currency exchange.

Chennai is widely acclaimed for featuring magnificent temples. On a tour to Chennai you must not give Kapaleeshwar Temple a miss. It is one of the ancient temples in Chennai. It is consecrated to Lord Shiva. It was built in 13th century.