| Rating |
| City | Patna |
| State | Bihar |
| Location | Beer Chand Patel Path, Patna 800001 ,Bihar ,India |
| Rooms | 46 |
| Group | ITDC Ashok Group |
- - A major player for 21- years, with array of services in tourism industry.
- - Served over 20 million customers across the globe.
- - Served over 2000 cities in more than 200 countries of the world.
- - Winner of National Tourism Award 2009-2010
- - 24X7 customer service.
Accommodation :
Hotel Pataliputra Ashok Patna in Bihar India offers you 46 well appointed rooms that have a cozy and elegant decor. From the 45 double rooms to the 1 lavishly designed luxury suite, the hotel offers you the best of comfort and services. The impeccable service and the cozy ambience in the hotel room will surely prove to be quite relaxing for you. Be it your business trip or just a leisure tour enjoy the luxury and comfort of Hotel Pataliputra Ashok.Room Facilities
Dining :
Hotel Pataliputra Ashok Patna has one of the finest multicuisine restaurants called Darpan that caters Indian and Continental delicacies to the guests. The restaurant also has a coffee shop that serves the blended coffee to the guests.
Business :
The business tourists can avail a host of business facilities in Hotel Pataliputra Ashok Patna. There are a number of well equipped banquet and conference halls which are the ideal hub of corporate travelers. The Ashok Hall in the hotel can accommodate around 225 people while the party rooms can accommodate around 30-40 people. The lawns are ideal for parties and can accommodate around 400 guests.
Recreation :
Swimming Pool
Other Facilities :
>Doctor On Call
City Info :
The capital city of Bihar, Patna is famous for its historical monuments and colonial ambience. Known as Pataliputra in the medieval age, Patna is now a prosperous town on the banks of River Ganges. The city bears the colonial ambience as well as the contemporary look. From established universities to the sacred temples, there are a number of tourist attractions in Patna. It is also considered to be a sacred destination for the Sikhs and the Jains.