The Central Court Hotel, Hyderabad

The Central Court Hotel Hotel Description

Location
The Central Court Hotel is located in the business centre of Hyderabad's Lakdi-ka-pul area. It is a few minutes' drive from the shopping area Abids and is a convenient distance from major city landmarks including the Hussain Sagar Lake (4 kms), Charminar (8 kms) and Hi-tech City (12 kms). The Rajiv Gandhi International Airport is approximately 25 kms away.

The Central Court Hotel, with its 76 rooms spread across three floors is ideal for the business traveler. The hotel houses 30 Business Club rooms, 29 Standard rooms, five Suites and two Budget rooms, all offering amenities like an electronic key, mini bar, tea/coffee maker, 24 hour room service and a chargeable Wi-Fi connection. Non-smoking rooms are also available.

Guests of the Business Club rooms and Suites can enjoy extras like a plasma screen TV, electronic safe and fruit and snack basket in the room and accessories like a shaving mirror, soap and shampoo dispensers, hair dryer and complimentary toiletries in the bathroom.

Facilities
Other guest facilities include a laundry service, DVD player in the room on request (chargeable), business centre, three conference and banquet halls, gift shop, travel desk and a complimentary drop to the airport at fixed times, among others.

Dining
The dining establishments at The Central Court Hotel are Touch of Class, a multi cuisine restaurant with a cosy private dining area, Salt & Pepper, the 24 hour coffee shop offering a midnight buffet, High Spirits, the bar and Level, a sophisticated bar and lounge with a DJ playing on weekends.

Don't Miss
Check out the DJ console at Level. It's a steel and glass booth that looks like it's suspended in midair!

Area Attractions

Charminar (5 Km)

This monument was built in the centre of Hyderabad by Muhammad Quli Qutb Shah in 1591 to commemorate the eradication of a plague. It is an impressive square monument with high pointed minarets, built with granite and lime mortar.

Begumpet Airport (6 Km)

It is currently the only international airport in Andhra Pradesh ad is host to the AP Aviation Academy & the Begumpet Air Force Station of the Indian Air Force. It has 13 parking bays and handles both international and domestic traffic.

Husain Sagar (1 Km)

This lake was built by Hazrat Husain Shah Wali in 1562. It spans over 24 kilometres and is built on the tributary of the River Musi to meet water and irrigation needs. There is a large monolithic statue of Lord Buddha in the centre of the lake.

Tankbund (1 Km)

It dams Husain Sagar Lake on the Eastern side and connects the twin cities of Hyderabad and Secunderabad. It is lined with 33 statues of famous personalities who have done their motherland proud and every Sunday cultural programs are held here.

Golconda Fort (13 Km)

This is a ruined city and fortress 11 kilometres west of Hyderabad. It consists of 4 distinct forts with a 10 kilometre long outer wall having 87 semi circular bastions, 8 gateways, 4 drawbridges and a number of royal apartments, temples and mosques.

Jubilee Hills (4 Km)

En route to Hi Tech City, Jubilee Hills is divided into residential colonies and commercial areas. It is in western region of the city and is about 10 kms from the city centre.

Banjara Hills (4 Km)

An up market residential colony in the northwestern part of the city, Banjara Hills is in proximity to Hi Tech City. It also houses several restaurants and educational institutes.

Hi Tech City (12 Km)

The technological hub of Hyderabad, Hi Tech City is home to offices of various technology outfits like IBM, Microsoft and Oracle. The famous Indian Business School is also located in this area.

Secundrabad (8 Km)

The twin city of Hyderabad, Secundrabad is separated by the man made lake, Husain Sagar. It was founded in the 18th century as a British Cantonment and till date has a large army presence.

Ameerpet (4 Km)

One of the smaller shopping hubs in Hyderabad, Ameerpet is popular among the locals for its exquisite saree collection and Indian clothes. It is alos noted for its educational centers.