PO Box 333, Bhai
Bala Chowk,
Ludhiana - 141 001.
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Hotel Majestic Park Plaza -
Ludhiana
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Star Rating: 3 Rooms : 65 |
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Majestic Park Plaza,
Ludhiana: The hotel with the perfect location and grandiose
structure is the ideal venue for hosting conferences, meetings,
weddings and other functions.
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Facilities
in Room:
All the rooms
are occupied with CCTV, Minibars, STD & ISD Direct Diling,
24Hrs Room Service. |
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Restaurant Facilities:
BREAK FOR THE BORDER - The Coffee Shop offers wide range
of international cuisine in an A- la -Carte and Buffet choices.
LODI RUWAYAT -Indian Restaurant has an exclusive Indian
selection served with Panache in a royal blue ambiance.
TEA LOUNGE - The serene and uniquely styled terrace
lounge serves finger snacks and selection of non-alcoholic cold
and hot beverages.
THE CHAMPS - Sports Bar, The Champs is the most
happening place in town serves exotic cocktails.
ORIENT BLADE - Chinese and oriental cuisine awaits you at
the Oriental Blade.
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Other Facilities:
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Travel desk,
Laundry, Safe deposit lockers, Money Exchange, Doctor on
call, Health club, etc are few of the facilities which are
also available in the hotel. |
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Conference
Facilities:
Majestic
Park Plaza - Ludhiana brings to you
international facilities and services that promise to transform
your business functions and private parties into memorable
events. It offers you a choice of magnificently designed
conference halls in capacities of 10 to 450, equipped with a
full range of audiovisual equipment and complimented by
competent staff provide the ideal venue for every occassion.
DARBAR - A Large banquet hall located at a basement level
can easily accommodate 450 pax in Theatre style.
KOHINOOR - Located at the basement level little smaller
than Darbar can accommodate 400 pax in Theatre style.
BOARDROOM - Located at the Lobby level is ideal for Board
meetings and can accommodate 14 pax.
PARTY ROOM 1 & 2 - Located on first floor is ideal for
small parties with capacity of 40 pax each. |
Places Of Interest :
Pir-I-Dastgir shrine The fort to the north-west of Ludhiana
includes the shrine of Pir-I-Dastgir, also known as Abdul Kadir
Galani which draws both Hindu and Muslim pilgrims.
Punjab Agricultural University Museum
The Punjab Agriculture University is patterned after the Land Grant
College of America and was founded in 1962. It is situated on the
outskirts of the city. The Museum of Rural life of Punjab is on the
University campus. The museum has a beautiful facade that resembles
the traditional houses of rural Punjab. A 100 yard long path,
flanked on both sides by water channels, leads to the finely carved
doors of the museum. It include old bronze utensils, farming
equipment etc and the building itself resembles the traditional
houses of rural Punjab. The museum is open on all working days of
the university from 9 am to 1 pm and 2 pm to 5 pm.
Bhir
Bhir has the famous mosque built by Mohammad Ghori in 1911, 150
years old Khangah of Abdul Rehman Khan, mausoleum of Alawal Khan
built during Shah Jehan's reign, octagonal in shape, surmounted by
double pear shaped dome, the tomb of Bahadur Khan with sloping
walls, 2 storied, double tomb of Husain Khan, Bilwanwali Masjid,
mosque of Kamal-ud-din Khan/Sarai Doraha on the main highway,
Ludhiana dates back to Emperor Jahangir's time. Rectangular in shape
it has rooms and varandahs on all sides. Two great double storied
gates are profusely decorated with coloured tiles and intricate
brick carvings
Gurudwara Charan Kamal
Village Machhiwara, 35 km from Ludhiana, commemorates the place
where Sri Guru Gobind Singh Ji had rested while fighting a guerrilla
war against a massive Moghul force. |
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Getting There :
Getting there by Air
Ludhiana is connected by air from New Delhi via the Jet Airways.
Getting there by Rail
Ludhiana is very well connected with rail from Amritsar, Chandigarh
and New Delhi.
Getting there by Road
National Highways and state highways connect Ludhiana with all the
cities and hill stations in northern India. |
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Getting There :
Getting there by Air
Lucknow is connected by daily flight from major towns and cities of
India.
Getting there by Rail
Some well-known trains-Gomti Express (New Delhi to Lucknow), Neelachal
Express (New Delhi to Puri), Vaishali Express (New Delhi to Barauni),
Ganga-Jamuna Express (New Delhi to Lucknow), Lucknow Mail (New Delhi to
Lucknow), Sabarmati Express (Ahmedabad to Varanasi), and Avadh Assam
Express (Guwahati to New Delhi)-connect Lucknow to the rest of India.
There is a daily superfast train Shatabdi Express operating both ways
and it takes 6 hrs one-way.
Getting there by Road
Lucknow is also well connected to other cities of the country by road.
The distances to some nearby cities are as follows: Delhi - 499 km;
Jhansi - 340 km; Varanasi - 319 km.
Capital of U.P. Lucknow a.k.a. City of Nawabs with a rich history,
Chikan embroidery and kebabs, is also an integral part of the Buddhist
circuit. La Place Park Inn is situated in the heart of the city, right
next to the commercial hub called Hazratganj. The hotel caters to the
Corporate traveler offering services and facilities adhering to the
highest international level.
The railway station is just 4 kilometers and the Airport is 14
kilometers from the hotel. |
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