Gold Coins Club & Resort

Gold Coins Club is located off Huskur Road in Andapura. Gardens and views of nature surround the hotel.

Gold Coins Club Restaurant – The hotel has an in-house multicuisine restaurant and bar that serves breakfast lunch and dinner.

The resort has two categories of rooms – Wellness Room (common restroom) and Cottage room. The amenities available in all rooms are an attached bathroom, a colour television, a mini-bar, air conditioning, room service, a seating area and a telephone.

The resort has a bar, banquet facilities for corporate meetings and social gatherings, a swimming pool, a health club, a play area for children and a games room.The resort offers laundry facilities, ironing services, 24-hour power supply, a separate smoking area, dry cleaning, a waiting area, room service and wheelchair accessibility features.The resort has outdoor parking available for buses, 2 wheelers and 4 wheelers. There is 24/7 security present at the resort.

• At the resort, guests can go for a swim in the outdoor swimming pool.
• Guests can have a drink in the bar.
• There is a play area for children to keep themselves entertained.
• There is a games room at the resort with various indoor games, including snooker and table tennis that guests can play.
• There is a health club at the resort for guests who are interested in fitness and health.
• Guests can avail the banquet facilities to host parties and gatherings.
• Guests who like to read can spend their time in the library available at the resort.
• Guests can go camping which is organised by the resort.
• Guests who are interested in adventure sports will enjoy the various rope activities available at the resort.
• The various outdoor sports that can be played at the resort are archery, shooting, cricket, badminton, and volleyball.
• Guests can go horse riding at the resort.
• Guests who would like to go on a day trip can visit Cubbon Park (24.6 km), HAL Heritage Centre and Aerospace Museum (21.7 km) which is India’s first aerospace museum and exhibits the growth of the Indian aviation industry, Lalbagh Botanical Garden (21.6 km), and Bangalore Palace (26.4 km) which is a royal palace that was built in 1874.