Mejores Hoteles de negocios en Hassan para 2026

The Rosary Church is a fine example of Gothic Architecture. Built in the 1860s by the French Missionaries, and abandoned in 1960 after the construction of the Hemavati Dam. This beautiful church has stood the test of times. During the monsoon season, it is usually submerged in water.

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Hoteles de negocios en Hassan. Ve la disponibilidad:

Hoy

10 feb. - 11 feb.

Mañana

11 feb. - 12 feb.

Este fin de semana

13 feb. - 15 feb.

Próximo fin de semana

20 feb. - 22 feb.

Nuestra selección de hoteles de negocios en Hassan

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Regenta Resort Sakleshpur

Sakleshpur

Vishwanath

$1,129 MXN en total

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11 feb. - 12 feb.

Habitación doble familiar, 1 cama King size (Pepper Suite (1 Bedroom)) | Vista desde la habitación

Rosetta-Sakleshpur

Alur

“Can’t say enough good things about Rosetta, its excellent staff and superior food and ambience. Nestled amidst a 100 acre coffee estate, this resort has high standards in guest experiences. We had great breakfast, lunch and fantastic massages and scrub at the spa. They feed you non-stop at breakfast, lunch and high tea and you can work it off walking their beautiful property. Minor feedback for the outdoor shower, which is fantastic, but doesn’t have soap nearby. The quality of toilet paper...

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Aavarana Resort

Sakleshpur

“If you've had your fill of manicured gardens and fake waterbodies, time to step out to Aavarana for an authentic tryst with nature in its raw beauty. Backed by customer friendly service, simple home cooked food and accompanied by great natural vistas. But be aware - the access isn't as friendly. The internet is patchy and there's no TV. On the other hand, this could be the perfect detox for our digital weary minds.”