Tristar Serviced Apartments
Main amenities
- The lagest option:
- 4 guests
- 3 beds
- 2 bedrooms
Location
Offering currency exchange and a lift, Tristar Serviced Apartments Bangalore is situated nearly a 5-minute walk from Methodist Church. Guests can benefit from a steam room while staying just around the corner from Temple.
This apartment lies in Indiranagar, which is a popular shopping destination with an array of branded fashion stores and quirky boutiques, 2.5 km from Shivoham Shiva Temple. The 18-hole KGA - Karnataka Golf Association is reachable 19 minutes' walk away.
Featuring a dining area and a kitchenette, this apartment is equipped with air conditioning, as well as modern facilities like a flat-screen TV with satellite channels. A bathroom comes with a separate toilet and a shower, along with a hair dryer and towels.
Tristar Serviced Apartments is fitted with self-catering amenities, allowing guests to enjoy a shared kitchen appointed with a mini-bar and coffee/tea making facilities. Tristar Serviced Apartments is within a few blocks of Domlur bus station. Also, take advantage of fitness classes to enrich your leisure.
Review by hotel critic
During our family vacation at Tristar Service Apartments, we discovered a welcoming oasis in the heart of Bengaluru. Situated just a stone's throw away from the bustling Manipal Hospital and the tech hubs of Embassy Golf Links and Bagmane Tech Park, the convenience of the location cannot be overstated. We found the spacious accommodations to be ideal for our family, with a generous 32-inch LED TV and well-appointed high-genie washrooms ensuring our comfort. This unique offering made our family feel right at home, fostering quality time spent together in the kitchen. the property's proximity to noteworthy venues like the historic Chinnaswamy Stadium and Sree Kanteerava Stadium added a dash of excitement to our itinerary. For families seeking a blend of convenience, comfort, and a homely ambiance, Tristar Service Apartments proves to be a winning choice in Bengaluru.
