Adorned with urban elegance, The Den - synonymous to its name - is the perfect meeting point for industry stalwarts. Our premium property stands out for its suave pad of comfort in the central business district of Whitefield in Bengaluru. We offer luxury with a contemporary twist that resonates equally among the modern globetrotter as well as the traditional traveller. Breaking the traditional rules of sophistication, our philosophy redefines it by blending in elements of grandeur with easy comfort.
About The Den Bengaluru
The Den Bengaluru Highlights
EAT
Let your chase for authentic flavours culminate in style
WORK
Bring about the perfect output for all your business meets.
SLEEP
Redefine relaxation along with plush modern lines of comfort.
PLAY
Your ultimate retreat, to unwind and rejuvenate after a long day.
ITPL Main Road
Whitefield, Bengaluru 560066
India
Reservation & Information:
Tel. +91 8071 117 222
Email. reservations@denhotels.com
Rooms & Suites
THE DEN ROOM
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THE DEN CORNER
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THE DEN STUDIO
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Hotel Information
Check in
14:00
check out
12:00
We do offer late check
out upon request,
subject to availability
out upon request,
subject to availability
Non-Smoking
The Hotel has a
Non-Smoking Policy.
Smoking is allowed
at designated areas.
Non-Smoking Policy.
Smoking is allowed
at designated areas.
Parking
Valet Parking Services
Underground Parking
is available.
pets
Service dogs allowed: Yes
Guide & rescue dogs: Yes
Pets allowed: No
Nearby Places
Lalbagh Botanical Gardens
Located in south Bengaluru and spread across 240 acres of land, the garden holds the largest collection of tropical plants in India. It holds a number of flower shows throughout the year in an iconic glass house. Originally commissioned by Hyder Ali, Lalbagh has some trees that are as old as 100 years. Rare species of plants have been brought to the garden from Persia, Afghanistan and France.
Vidhana Soudha
The beautiful building that holds the legislative assembly of Karnataka is an architectural delight. Described as Neo-Dravidian, the structure is inspired from styles of European, Russian and American architecture. The construction of Vidhana Soudha was completed in 1956 and till today is the largest legislative building in India.
