Shashinag Residency, Bijapur

Shashinag Residency Hotel Description

Hotel Shashinag Residency offers luxurious and value for money accommodation with pleasant service and modern amenities.

Rooms
Hotel Shashinag Residency has 20 air-conditioned and spacious rooms, which have the following in-room amenities: an attached bathroom with 24 hour hot and cold water, cable televisions, and telephones.

Dining
Hotel Shashinag Residency has 2 exceptional multi-cuisine restaurants and 1 well-designed bar: The Jawahar Garden Restaurant, Deepa Restaurant, and the Pavillion Bar. The cuisines served are North Indian, South Indian, Chinese and Continental.

Facilities
The facilities available at Hotel Shashinag Residency include a large swimming pool, a snooker table, health club, a party lawn, a shopping arcade, a doctor on call, laundry service, a travel desk, and parking. There is also a conference and banqueting facility at the Embassy Conference Hall, which can seat 200 people and has modern audio-visual equipment. The hotel also has a Party Lawn called Jasmine, that can be used for receptions and parties.

Location
Hotel Shashinag Residency is situated on NH 13, on Solapur Byepass Road. It is just 4 km away from Golgumbaz, the Railway Station, and the Central Bus Stand.

Area Attractions

Gol Gumbaz (4 Km)

Gol Gumbaz is the 2nd largest dome in the world, second in size only to St. Peters Basilica in Rome. It is 124 feet in diameter, and is truly an architectural wonder as it stands unsupported by pillars. It is the last resting place of Muhammad Adil Shah.

Ibrahim Roza (6 Km)

Ibrahim Roza, the mausoleum of Ibrahim Adil Shah II, is said to have inspired the Taj Mahal in Agra. It is a beautiful tomb with artistically laid out corridors and interconnecting buildings, with richly decorated walls and perforated stone windows.

Bara Kaman (4.5 Km)

Built in 1672, Bara Kaman is the unfinished mausoleum of Ali Roza Adil Shah and contains his wife and childrens tombs as well. The name translates to 12 arches, and it might have surpassed all other monuments in Bijapur if completed.

Jod Gumbaz (5 Km)

The Jod Gumbaz collectively houses the tombs of Khan Muhammad and Abdul Razzaq Qadiri, and is a beautiful monument of Bijapur, built during the reign of the Adil Shahi rulers.

Navaraspur (8 Km)

Navaraspur was the auditorium for many concerts during the reign of the Adil Shahi rulers, and is about 10 km outside the city limits. The local administration organizes the Navaraspur Festival of song and dance at the ruins of the site for tourists.