Radisson Hotel Group has unveiled the Park Inn by Radisson Bengaluru Whitefield, marking its debut in one of Bengaluru's rapidly expanding technology and commercial areas. The 82-room hotel aims to meet the increasing demand for high-quality accommodation among business travellers, corporate teams, and urban professionals. Situated in the Whitefield-Brookfield corridor, the hotel is part of Radisson's strategy to expand in high-growth commercial destinations across India.
Bengaluru, known as India's technology capital, continues to attract multinational corporations and startups, making it a key market for hospitality. Whitefield, once a traditional IT district, has transformed into a significant commercial and mixed-use area, drawing both domestic and international visitors. The hotel's strategic location offers easy access to major business corridors and is approximately 35 kilometres from Kempegowda International Airport.
Nikhil Sharma, Managing Director and COO of South Asia for Radisson Hotel Group, stated, "The opening of Park Inn by Radisson Bengaluru Whitefield further strengthens our presence in one of the country's most dynamic business destinations."
The hotel features contemporary rooms and suites designed for modern business and leisure travellers, complete with ergonomic workspaces and curated amenities. Guests can enjoy dining at RBG, the hotel's restaurant and bar, and maintain fitness routines at the rooftop fitness centre with city views.
With 1,153 square feet of flexible meeting space, the hotel is equipped to host corporate events and social gatherings. Ramesh Kumar, Managing Partner at Suraksha Hospitality, highlighted the hotel's role in addressing the demand for quality accommodation in Bengaluru's business districts.
Radisson Hotel Group remains a leading international hotel operator in India, with over 200 hotels in operation and development, further solidifying its presence in the country's hospitality sector
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