Chennai Hotels & Hostels (28)

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A longtime travellers' hang-out, Broadlands Lodge is falling apart and not very clean, but the old colonial-style place ranks number one for personality. Rooms are set around a leafy central cour…

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If 1950s Miami and a spaceship had a baby, it would be the Hotel Ashoka. Rooms are old-school, with a thousand layers of white paint around the windows and dated room-number plaques, while the co…

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The new Chandra Park is priced mysteriously low. The lobby is classy, with lotus flowers floating in a pool and a mosaic of a Bharata Natyam dancer. Standard rooms are small but have clean towels…

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This multistorey hotel is almost mid-range standard and great value. Rooms are a bit cramped but are clean, with TV and hot water. It also has Triplicane's only rooftop bar and an AC restaurant. …

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This is a great budget/midrange choice with plain but comfortable rooms, a 24-hour internet café and travel desk. Some effort has been made at aesthetics: cheesy landscape photos pepper the walls…

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Impala is one of Egmore's better-value budget places, with clean, spacious double rooms. You'll find it full if you don't book ahead.

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Has a rooftop bar/restaurant and just underwent a mega-renovation.

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A short walk from Anna Salai, the Orchid has slightly more style than most midrange places. Rooms have interesting details like ceiling moulding trimmed in lavender or gold, and bathrooms have ne…

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In the centre of Kennet Lane's chaos, but set back from the road, the Regent is almost tranquil. Very clean rooms surround a shady, freshly swept courtyard.

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The plush Sheraton is the most luxurious of Chennai's top-end hotels, with its own shopping centre, health club, business centre and beautifully-furnished rooms.

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Near the station but away from its bustle, it has special touches like stainless-steel buckets and towel racks in the bathroom, smiling staff, and glow-in-the-dark stars on the ceiling of Room 30…

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This is a reasonably smart hotel with spacious rooms, though there appears to be no difference between the standard and deluxe rooms. Rates include breakfast, there's a good multicuisine restaura…

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A sprawling complex with 170 rooms and a certain eccentric character, New Woodlands is a Chennai institution. The doubles have seen better days, but singles are a good deal, with balconies overlo…

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At the eco-friendly Raintree, floors are made of bamboo (which is an annual), wastewater is treated and used for gardening, and electricity conservation holds pride of place. But then the sleek, …

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At this price, it's like they don't know what a good thing they have going: five-star elegance with a lot more personality - and 24-hour checkout. Every floor is decorated differently, but rooms …

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The price here is unbeatable for basic but decent rooms with satellite TV and running hot water - the iron-frame beds are rock hard but what's new?

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Fancy for the price; it's a 'business star' hotel.

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