MADHUBAN - ( Multicuisine Restaurant)

This multi-cuisine restaurant is a favourite rendezvous at mealtimes. Each evening, the ghazal singer creates a mellow mood. Entertain your guests with a multicuisine buffet or a’la carte luncheon, as you please.

PIT STOP - ( The Sports Bar )

The first Sports Bar of the city.Relax over exotic aperitifs,cocktails and finest selection of wines at The Pit Stop.

CONFERENCE HALL ( 600 PAX )

Indoor conferences or banquets under a starry sky, the Rama International is fully equipped to handle them all with efficiency and flair. The hotel has enjoyed the privilege of hosting banquets for the Crown Prince of Thailand, Prince Akihito of Japan and the former German Chancellor, H.E. Helmut Kohl.

The Banquet Venue- Sita Hall is the largest Pillar-less Hall in the City, having a covered area of 4120 Sq.ft, and can accommodate between up to 600 persons. The pre-function area of the Sita Hall measures 2216 Sq.ft whilst the attached open air Terrace Garden accessible through the Sita Hall, measures 6380 Sq.ft.
The Sita Hall can be rearranged into three smaller independent banquet venues with sound proof partitions named as:

• Sita Hall-I - 2000 Sq.ft.
• Sita Hall-II - 1200 Sq.ft.
• Sita Hall-III - 920 Sq.ft.

The lush green hotel lawns accommodating up to a total of 1500 guest, is ideal setting for rejuvenation, revitalization, and the return to innocence of childhood through theme evenings, team building exercise, and creative thinking.

FITNESS CENTRE

During leisure, you can workout at the fitness centre or unwind by making use of the swimming pools, whirlpool or sauna.

SWIMMING POOL

During leisure, you can workout at the fitness centre or unwind by making use of the swimming pools, whirlpool or sauna.

WelcomeHotel Rama International Aurangabad

ITC’s hotel division was launched on October 18, 1975, with the opening of its first hotel - Chola Sheraton in Chennai. ITC - Welcomgroup Hotels, Palaces and Resorts, is today one of India’s finest hotel chains, with its distinctive logo of hands folded in the traditional Namaste is widely recognised as the ultimate in Indian hospitality.

Each of the chain’s hotels pays architectural tribute to ancient dynasties, which ruled India from time to time. The design concept and themes of these dynasties play an important part in their respective style and decor.

With more and more hotels being added at strategic destinations, the group has joined hands with the Sheraton Corporation to strengthen its international marketing base.