ITC Windsor celebrates 4 glorious decades of unmatched elegance, warmth, hospitality and history. The property has stood witness to a host of changes in the years gone by.
Built in 1982, the hotel opened with 140 rooms and instantly appealed to the elite audience of the city and beyond. An addition of 100 rooms in 1993 proved that ITC Windsor was ready to keep up with the pace as the IT Capital of India started to take shape in Bangalore.
The 100-year-old rain tree on the main porch elicits nostalgia. The secret Lancelot garden on the 3rd floor, draws guests for a cup of tea or a long walk while savouring the city’s salubrious weather.
Speaking on the occasion, Deepak Menezes, General Manager at ITC Windsor said “It is a moment of pride for all of us as we achieve this milestone. ITC Windsor is not a hotel it is an experience to be lived and spoken about. The entire team is very excited to bring back the memories and reminisce about the past as we take a walk down the memory lane of the last 4 decades. It is 40 days of celebration with a range of offers, specially curated menus, and fond surprises as we come together to mark this momentous day”.
Following the brand ethos of Responsible Luxury, ITC Windsor also became the first hotel in the World to achieve LEED Zero Carbon Certification. ITC Hotels has pioneered several ground-breaking initiatives on environment, hotel ecosystem, health, and well-being.
From LEED platinum rating, to being one of the first chains to eliminate single use of plastic free products, deployment of radiation harmonisers across the chain, farm to fork low carbon footprint cuisine, clean air and more, ITC Windsor is a notable first in its Responsible Luxury and Sustainability initiatives.
(Edited by Gayatri Anand)
