Hotel Siddhartha

Jamshedpur is one of the newer cities in India and its foundation coincided with that of the Tata Steel Plant. At that point of the time, the entire population of the city comprised of employees of the steel plant. But now the city has developed significantly with the development of the plant and has a life of its own. With outsiders pouring in, there are now plenty of hotels in Jamshedpur.

Accommodation :
The rooms in the hotel come in categories of single rooms, double rooms, three bed rooms, deluxe rooms, executive rooms and suites. The rooms and suites are all well appointed and offer state of the art facilities. The soothing decor and furnishing ensure comfortable stay.

Attached bathrooms with running hot and cold water, bathtubs, bathrobes, hair dryers, tea/coffee makers, TV with satellite channels, direct dialing telephones, double/twin beds, efficient 24 hrs room service, wall to wall carpeting, etc. are some of the in-room facilities available at the hotel Siddhartha Jamshedpur.

Dining :
The restaurant at the hotel serves multi cuisine. Indian, Chinese, North Indian and continental delicacies are available a la carte. The bar stocks choicest liquor and wines.

Business :
Internet connection, data port, fax machines and secretarial services are provided to the corporate guests. The Hotel Siddhartha also offers conference facilities in its conference hall that can be used for the business meetings, conventions, seminars, receptions etc.

Recreation :
Indoor games, sightseeing trips, TV in lobby, newspapers, magazines in lobby etc. are the recreational facilities available at the Hotel Siddhartha.

Other Facilities :

Safe Deposit Vaults.

Doctor on Call.

In house laundry and dry cleaning service

Housekeeping

Luggage storage

Major credit cards accepted

Ample parking

Car rental

City Info :
Jamshedpur was named Jamshedpur in 1919, by Lord Chelmsford in honor of its founder, Jamshedji Nusserwanji Tata, whose birthday is still celebrated as Founder's Day (on 3rd March). Jamshedpur is nicknamed the Steel City and Tatanagar after the name of its railway station, or simply as 'Tata' in deference to the significant presence of Tata companies in the city. Jamshedpur is well connected to the rest of the Jharkhand state by rail and road.