Renowned for its world-class hospitality, The Leela recently opened The Leela Hyderabad, a luxurious new urban retreat in the prestigious Banjara Hills. This marks the brand's much-anticipated debut in Hyderabad, a city celebrated for its cultural heritage and vibrant status as a leading global business and technology hub.
The Leela Hyderabad offers 156 opulent rooms and suites that fuse modern luxury with the rich legacy of the Deccan Plateau. Drawing inspiration from the region's history, the hotel showcases bespoke designs, intricate craftsmanship, and curated art pieces. Set across 2.5 acres in the city's heart, the property perfectly combines business and leisure, catering to the discerning traveller.
Banjara Hills, once the leisure ground of the Nizams, is celebrated for its timeless charm and luxury. With this new opening, The Leela aims to redefine classic luxury, offering modern, elevated experiences that evoke the grandeur of Hyderabad's aristocratic past while incorporating progressive elements for today's travellers.
Speaking at the opening, Deepthi Reddy, managing director of Pioneer Holiday and Resorts Limited, remarked, "Hyderabad has long been a city that prizes legacy while embracing modernity. The Leela Hyderabad reimagines luxury for discerning guests, blending a tribute to the city's royal heritage with forward-thinking design and experiences. This is more than just a hotel—it's a tribute to Deccan grandeur and the reawakening of our most prestigious neighbourhood."
Anuraag Bhatnagar, CEO of The Leela, added, "Hyderabad's unique position as a cultural and innovation hub makes it the perfect setting for our latest hotel. With its blend of rich heritage and a vibrant business ecosystem, we are confident that The Leela Hyderabad will become a preferred sanctuary for business and leisure travellers."
The hotel also offers an exceptional culinary experience with world-class dining options, a wellness centre spanning 1,900 sq. m., and 930 sq. m. of event space, including a terrace courtyard for corporate and social events. The design pays homage to Hyderabad's cultural legacy, incorporating Warangal temple-inspired pillars, intricate chandeliers, and curated art pieces, including works by MF Hussain.
