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Executive Rooms

40

King or twin · Devanahalli

The executive block at Sree Raaga Resorts, a three-storey white building beside a mown lawn

Forty rooms in the main block, and the only category here you can have as two single beds instead of one big one. Plainer than the villas, brighter than the villas, and with more open floor than the rate suggests.

2 guests

King or twin

Lift to every floor

Breakfast included

Per night, direct

₹3,500
+ 5% GST

₹3,675 all in. The same rate on a Tuesday as on a Saturday.

Forty of the fifty-five keys at Sree Raaga are these. Which means the room is almost never the reason we cannot take your booking.

King,
or twin

This is the only category on the property that comes both ways, and it is the main reason to book it. The villas are one king bed and nothing else. These rooms are laid out either as a king, or as two proper single beds with a luggage bench between them and a mirror on the wall.

Which matters more than it sounds. Two colleagues on an offsite, two friends on a long weekend, a parent travelling with an older child — none of that works in a king room, and very little else out this way offers the alternative at this rate.

Both cost the same. Say which one you want when you book, because what you get otherwise is whatever is free that night.

Executive room with a king bed on a low wooden platform, cream walls and a curtained window
King. One bed, and floor to spare around it.
Executive room laid out with two single beds, a luggage bench and a full-length mirror
Twin. Two singles, a luggage bench, and nobody negotiating.

Inside

Cream walls, a wooden floor, a low platform bed and one good window. There is no fluted teak panelling in here — that belongs to the villas — and the room is better for it: it reads as bigger, lighter and quieter than its rate.

A television on a marble panel, a curved console with a kettle, a tea tray and a mini fridge under it, and a desk and chair that you can actually work at. Card-key door, wardrobe, full-length mirror, telephone by the bed. Housekeeping daily.

Wide view of an executive room from the doorway showing the bed, console and window
From the door. Cream walls, wooden floor, and room to walk around the bed.
Desk and chair beside a console holding a kettle, tea tray and mini fridge in an executive room
Desk, chair, kettle, tea tray, and a fridge under the console.
Television mounted on a marble-clad panel above a curved wooden console
Television on the marble panel, console running under it.
Curtained window in an executive room with daylight across the bed
One window, and enough of it that you can read by it.
Dresser and full-length mirror in a twin executive room
Full-length mirror and dresser, in the room.
Detail of a made single bed with a maroon and gold runner in an executive room
Beds are made fresh daily. The runner is not just for the photograph.

Yes, there is a corridor

Our villa page makes a virtue of having no corridors. Fair enough. But the corridor here is not the grim carpeted tunnel that phrase usually conjures — it runs under an exposed pitched roof of black steel trusses and terracotta tile, the same roof the pitched-ceiling villas have, with numbered timber doors down one side.

And being inside the block is the point. Three floors, a lift and stairs. Reception is downstairs. The restaurant, the bar and the pool are a minute away, under a roof most of the route. In June, that is not a compromise — it is the better room.

Guest corridor under an exposed pitched roof of black steel trusses and terracotta tile, with numbered timber doors
The corridor, under the same trusses and terracotta as the villas.
Landing on a guest floor of the executive block
A landing on each floor. There is a lift, and there are stairs.
Reception lobby with a marble floor at Sree Raaga Resorts
Reception is downstairs, not across a garden.

The bathroom

Attached, tiled floor to ceiling, granite-topped vanity, framed mirror, hairdryer on the wall, walk-in shower. Toiletries and fresh towels daily.

Plain and functional, and the same bathroom the villas get. No tub, no window. Better you read that here than find out at eleven at night.

Guest bathroom with a granite-topped vanity, framed mirror and wall-mounted hairdryer
Granite vanity, framed mirror, hairdryer, toiletries.
Tiled guest bathroom showing the walk-in shower area and WC
Walk-in shower, tiled to the ceiling. No tub.

Bringing thirty people?

Forty identical rooms in one building is the reason groups are the easy case here rather than the hard one. A team offsite, a wedding party, a family that has grown past one house — you are not being fitted into gaps, you are taking a floor.

Tell us the headcount and the dates and you get one quote covering rooms, meals and the banquet space rather than three invoices to reconcile. If you want the whole property, that conversation exists too.

The specification

Category
Executive Room
On the property
Forty, of fifty-five keys
Sleeps
Two adults
Bed
One king, or two singles — your choice
Level
Main block, three floors, lift
Rate
₹3,500 + 5% GST · ₹3,675 a night
Extra bed
₹1,500 a night
Breakfast
Included, every night
Weekend rate
The same as any weekday

Prices include GST as shown. Breakfast is complimentary with every booking and the swimming pool is included for anyone staying.

In every room

  • Air conditioning
  • Ceiling fan
  • Television
  • Mini fridge
  • Electric kettle and tea tray
  • Bottled drinking water
  • Desk and chair
  • Wardrobe
  • Full-length mirror
  • Card-key door
  • Attached bathroom, walk-in shower
  • Hairdryer and toiletries
  • Direct-dial telephone
  • Wi-Fi
  • Daily housekeeping
  • Room service

The rest of it comes with the room

Nothing below is an add-on. It is all included in the night.

The main swimming pool at Sree Raaga Resorts
The pool, included with every night.
Indoor games hall with snooker and table tennis at Sree Raaga Resorts
Snooker, table tennis, carrom, air hockey, foosball.
The carved stone facade of the temple on the resort grounds
The temple on the grounds.
  • Two multi-cuisine restaurants
  • Sports bar
  • Rooftop terrace dining
  • Work lounge, if the trip is half work
  • Adventure and outdoor games
  • Kids’ play area
  • Parking for seventy to eighty cars
  • EV charging points

Getting here

Twenty-five minutes from Kempegowda International Airport — which for a room at this rate is the whole argument. Land, collect a bag, and be in a garden before you would have cleared the city.

Kempegowda International Airport
25 minutes
Airport pickup and drop
On request
Address
No. 1246, Budigere Bypass Road, Devanahalli Hobli, Chamarayapatna, Karnataka 562129
Parking
70–80 vehicles, with EV charging

Or spend a little more

Fifty-five keys in three categories. Breakfast is included with all of them.

A luxury villa bedroom with a backlit jaali ceiling at Sree Raaga Resorts

Luxury Villa · 1BHK

Fourteen villas · 2 guests

A building of its own, with its own front door and a sofa at the window.

₹4,500
+ 5% GST
The private pool belonging to the duplex at Sree Raaga Resorts

Duplex · private pool

One only · 4 guests

Two levels, two bedrooms, and a pool nobody else swims in.

₹8,000
+ 18% GST

Asked before

Can I ask for twin beds instead of a king?

Yes, and please do ask rather than hoping. Both layouts exist across the forty rooms at the same rate, but which one you get depends on what is free that night — so say “twin” or “king” when you book and we will hold it.

Is breakfast included?

Yes. Complimentary with every room, every night, with no add-on fee.

Does the rate go up at the weekend?

No. ₹3,500 + 5% GST every day of the week on our own booking. No weekend surcharge, no dynamic pricing.

Is there a lift?

Yes. The block is three floors with a passenger lift and stairs. If you would rather be on the ground floor anyway, tell us and we will do our best.

How is this different from the Luxury Villa?

The villa is a separate single-storey building with its own front door, a king bed, a sofa at the window and teak panelling, for ₹1,000 more. The executive room is in the main block, plainer, with more open floor, and available as a twin. If you want quiet and your own walls, take the villa. If you want twin beds, a desk, or to be a minute from reception and the restaurant, take the room.

Can three or four of us share?

Two adults is the standard. An extra bed is ₹1,500 a night, subject to the room. For four, two rooms next to each other usually works out better than crowding one — tell us you are together and we will put you side by side.

We are a group of twenty-plus. Can you take us?

Comfortably. There are forty of these rooms, which is why groups are the easy case here rather than the hard one. Send us your dates and headcount and we will come back with a single quote.

How far is the airport?

Twenty-five minutes from Kempegowda International Airport. Pickup and drop can be arranged on request.

A short conversation is enough to find the right fit — a day by the pool, a wedding on the lawn, an offsite for the team, or a quiet night in a villa.

Come for a day.
Stay for the night.

Whatever brought you here

The pergola garden at Sree Raaga Resorts, with a stepping-stone path across the lawn and a bench under the trees
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