Hyatt Centric Hebbal Bengaluru is a 152-room 5-star hotel on Ballari Road near Hebbal Lake, with an indoor pool, spa and craft bar, ~25 km from BLR.
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Hyatt Centric Hebbal Bengaluru is a 5-star Hyatt Centric hotel in Hebbal (Bellary Road / NH-44), Bengaluru, with 152 rooms, an indoor pool, spa and craft bar, about 25 km from BLR airport.
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Hyatt Centric Hebbal Bengaluru opened in June 2024, making it one of the newer five-star hotels on the city's northern axis and the eighth Hyatt Centric property in India. The Centric brand is pitched at travellers who want a design-led, lifestyle feel rather than a formal grand hotel, and this address follows that brief with a compact 152-room footprint, contemporary interiors and views towards Hebbal Lake. Because it is recent, the rooms and public areas feel current rather than refreshed, and the fit-out reflects how a modern business hotel is expected to work — strong connectivity, flexible spaces and a relaxed bar scene rather than formal grandeur.
The hotel sits on Ballari Road (NH-44) at Hebbal Village, beside the Hebbal flyover that funnels traffic between the central city and the airport. This is a genuinely useful spot: Kempegowda International Airport in Devanahalli is roughly 25 km north, generally a 35 to 45 minute drive on the airport expressway, which makes it a practical pre-flight or post-arrival base. Heading the other way, central Bengaluru is around 8 to 10 km south through the flyover. Hebbal Lake is on the doorstep, and the surrounding tech parks are a short hop. Namma Metro does not yet reach this part of Hebbal, so cabs and ride-hailing are the standard way to get about.
There are 152 rooms, including eight suites, seven dedicated long-stay rooms and one presidential suite. Standard Centric King and Twin rooms are well-proportioned and modern, with many looking out over Hebbal Lake or the city. The long-stay rooms are a thoughtful touch for project workers and relocating staff, with extra in-room convenience for stays that run into weeks. At the top end, the presidential suite comes with terrace gardens overlooking the pool. Across the board the rooms lean spacious for the brand, which is part of the hotel's pitch.
Dining centres on two named concepts. Cosmo is the all-day restaurant, serving a global spread — the kitchen handles Indian, Chinese, Italian and Mediterranean dishes across the day. Craft shifts character with the clock: a deli and cafe by day for coffee and light fare, and a craft bar by night blending global and local flavours. Together they cover breakfast, a quick working lunch and a relaxed evening drink without needing to leave the building, which matters given the business-heavy guest base. The craft-bar concept also gives the hotel a social pull beyond its own guests, drawing the after-work crowd from the nearby tech parks.
The wellness offer is led by an indoor swimming pool on the third floor, positioned for panoramic views over the green surroundings and the cityscape. There is a spa with steam and sauna facilities, plus a fitness centre. Wi-Fi is complimentary, room service runs around the clock, and the hotel arranges airport transfers on request. For a hotel of this size the facilities are well judged — enough to unwind after a working day without sprawling beyond what 152 rooms can sustain.
Despite its modest room count, the hotel carries a surprisingly capable events offer with eight customisable spaces, including a ballroom. That makes it suitable for mid-sized corporate meetings, training sessions, social functions and smaller weddings or receptions. The flexible configurations let planners scale a room to the guest list, and the central catering from the in-house kitchens supports the spaces. It is a sensible fit for companies in the nearby tech parks who need an off-site venue close at hand.
Hebbal is one of Bengaluru's busiest junctions, where the airport road, the Outer Ring Road and routes into the central city converge. Hebbal Lake, a birdwatching spot, is the calmer counterpoint to the traffic, and there is retail and dining at Esteem Mall and Mall of Asia nearby. Kirloskar Business Park and Manyata Tech Park anchor the local working population. It is a transit-and-business district rather than a sightseeing one, but its connectivity is its strength.
The hotel suits business travellers working around Hebbal and Manyata, guests on longer corporate or project stays who value the dedicated long-stay rooms, and flyers wanting a smart, newish base with a quick airport run. Those after a heritage or city-centre experience will prefer central Bengaluru, but for North Bengaluru convenience with a contemporary feel this is a strong choice.
| Room | What you get |
|---|---|
| Centric King Room | The standard room with a king bed, contemporary design and views towards Hebbal Lake or the cityscape. |
| Centric Twin Room | Twin-bed version of the standard category, suited to colleagues or friends sharing. |
| Long Stay Room | Configured for extended stays with added in-room conveniences — one of seven such rooms in the hotel. |
| Suite | A more spacious layout with a separate sitting area; the hotel has eight suites in total. |
| Presidential Suite | The top suite, with terrace gardens overlooking the pool and panoramic views. |
| Outlet | Cuisine / type |
|---|---|
| Cosmo | All-day global cuisine restaurant |
| Craft | Deli, cafe and craft bar |
| Landmark | Distance | Approx. on foot |
|---|---|---|
| Hebbal Lake | 1 km | ~12 min walk |
| Hebbal Flyover | 1 km | ~12 min walk |
| Manyata Tech Park | 4 km | short taxi/auto |
| Kirloskar Business Park | 2 km | ~24 min walk |
| Esteem Mall | 2 km | ~24 min walk |
| Mall of Asia (Hebbal) | 3 km | short taxi/auto |
Distances are straight-line estimates; walking times assume roughly 12 minutes per km. Confirm routes locally.
Kempegowda International Airport (BLR) is about 25 km north, usually a 35 to 45 minute drive on the airport expressway, depending on traffic.
The hotel opened in June 2024 and is the eighth Hyatt Centric property in India.
There are 152 rooms in total, including eight suites, seven long-stay rooms and one presidential suite.
Yes. There is an indoor swimming pool on the third floor with panoramic views, plus a spa and fitness centre.
Yes. Seven dedicated long-stay rooms are configured for extended stays, useful for project workers and relocating guests.
Standard check-in is from 3:00 PM and check-out is at 12:00 noon, with early check-in or late check-out subject to availability.