Office Details

Raheja Towers is located on Mahatma Gandhi Road (MG Road), the city’s most prestigious business address.

The centre is within walking distance from the city’s old world landmarks as well as the modern day attractions which include the Cubbon Park, Venketappa Art Gallery, Multiplexes and shopping malls like Garuda, Bangalore Central & Lifestyle. Hotels, leading banks, educational institutions, government offices are all within easy reach.

Situated on the ninth floor of Raheja Towers, the Business Centre is equipped with 57 offices and 164 workstations, offering a range of options to suit the varied business demands of clients. The elegant and tastefully decorated reception, business lounge and cyber café provide a professional image for our clients. The exclusive meeting rooms are designed to meet the needs of any 21st century business gathering with the help of the very latest in technology. Whether a client is planning a video conference, workshop, web based training or a management seminar, the facilities are customized to meet their individual needs. A dedicated, attentive and professional team ensures the smooth running of any corporate event.

Location

Level 9 Raheja Towers
26-27 Mahatma Gandhi Road
Bangalore 560 001
India

Raheja Towers Centre is conveniently located just a 15 minutes drive from the Airport. Companies nearby and within the building include AMD, UTI Bank, Standard Chartered Bank, Siemens AG, Yahoo, Deutsche Bank, Western Union, Ernst & Young, Philips, Msource to name a few.

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Facilities

On Site

• 24 hour access
• Business Lounge
• Meeting Rooms
• Parking
• Lounge area
• Elevator
• Temp control

Technical Facilities

• High speed internet access
• Videoconferencing studio
• Voicemail

People Services

• Smoking Areas

Bangalore

Bangalore is the principal administrative, cultural, commercial and industrial centre of the state of Karnataka. The city enjoys a pleasant and warm climate throughout the year. Its tree-lined streets and abundant greenery have led to it being called the 'Garden City' of India.

However, since local entrepreneurs and the technology giant Texas Instruments discovered its potential as a high-tech city in the early 1980s, Bangalore has seen a major technology boom. It is now home to more than 250 high-tech companies, including homegrown giants like Wipro and Infosys. Consequently, Bangalore is now called the 'Silicon Valley' of India.