Three generations of a family seated together at a long table under the trees on the lawn

Family Get Together Resort in Bangalore

Everyone in one place for a whole day — grandparents in the shade, children in the water, and nobody doing the dishes. Twenty minutes from Electronic City, so the day starts at the resort rather than in traffic.

  • All dayNot a two-hour lunch
  • 59Rooms if you stay
  • Pool + rain danceIncluded
  • 20 minFrom Electronic City

At a glance

What you are actually booking

A day outing for the family: a space to sit, meals cooked to your headcount, and the run of the pool, the lawns and the games in between.

What it is
A full-day outing for the whole family, not a two-hour meal
Day slot
9:00 AM – 6:00 PM
Included
Swimming pool, rain dance sessions, lawns, indoor and outdoor games, and meals
Group sizes
From one family of eight to a hundred-strong reunion
Children
Lower rates for children, and very young children are usually not charged
Getting here
Electronic City Phase II, Bengaluru — no two-hour drive on a Sunday morning
Parking
Free on-site parking, inside the campus
Staying over
59 rooms if the out-of-town side of the family wants to stay

Why a whole day

A restaurant lunch gives you ninety minutes

And you spend forty of them waiting for the table and settling the bill.

A family get-together at a restaurant is one long table where only the four people either side of you are reachable. The children get restless by the second course. The uncle who drove in from Mysore has had one conversation. Somebody quietly pays and everyone stands up.

A day here is the opposite shape. People move. The children disappear into the pool for an hour and come back hungry. The older generation stays put in the shade and everybody rotates through them, which is how grandparents actually like to be visited. Lunch is a buffet, so nobody is waiting on an order and the table is not the whole event.

It also solves the thing nobody says out loud: nobody is hosting. No house to clean beforehand, no cooking for thirty, no washing up at nine at night. The family that would normally host gets to sit down for once.

Who does what

Four generations, four different days

The reason this works is that nobody has to do the same thing at the same time. Here is what each part of the family realistically ends up doing.

  • Grandparents

    They came to sit with people, not to be entertained. Shaded seating on the lawn, a proper South Indian meal at a table rather than a plate balanced on a knee, and step-free routes to the restaurant, hall and lawns — the property is wheelchair accessible. They will spend the day watching the grandchildren in the water, which is the whole point.

  • Parents and the middle generation

    The first full conversation they have had with their cousins in a year. Nobody is cooking, nobody is washing up, and nobody has to keep an eye on the children every second because the children are visibly on the lawn. Carrom and cards in the afternoon; the bar is there if the evening calls for it.

  • Teenagers

    Table tennis, badminton, cricket and volleyball, and a pool that is big enough to be worth getting into. The rain dance session is the moment the phones go down. Give them the outdoor games area and they will organise themselves — they do not want a planned activity.

  • Small children

    The shallow section of the pool, with adult supervision required at all times, and the kids splash area. Rain dance runs in scheduled sessions, so time the nap around it, not the other way round. Grass to fall over on rather than tile. Carry a change of clothes, a towel and something dry for the drive back.

A young guest at the chess board in the games room

Food

Cooked to your headcount, in our kitchen

Family food is where these days go wrong, so we plan the menu with you rather than handing you a fixed buffet and hoping.

  • Vegetarian and non-vegetarian, served at the same meal
  • Jain, no-onion-no-garlic and South Indian preferences arranged when told in advance
  • Food for small children and for anyone on a restricted diet, planned into the menu
  • Serious allergies handled — tell us in writing, since a buffet means shared serving areas
  • Breakfast through hi-tea within one day slot, depending on the package
  • A birthday or anniversary cake is a normal exception — tell us and we will keep it cold
  • Bar on the property, with drinks billed separately from the package

Share the split of preferences a few days ahead so the kitchen can plan properly. Per-head rates depend on the package, the menu and the day, and come to you in writing.

Where you sit

A space of your own, whatever the size of the family

Small gatherings take a corner of the property. A full reunion takes a lawn. Seated is a laid-out meal with tables; floating is a standing gathering.

Spaces available for family get-togethers
Space Seated Floating Good for
Main Lawn 400 1,000 Weddings, Receptions
Poolside Lawn 800 2,000 Weddings, Large receptions
Patio Lawn 250 350 Haldi, Mehendi
Banquet Hall 300 500 Weddings, Conferences
Glass House 100 150 Baby showers, Intimate functions

The Patio Lawn is the usual choice for a family gathering, and the air-conditioned Banquet Hall is the answer for a hot afternoon or a monsoon date. If the out-of-town side of the family wants to stay the night, there are 59 rooms on the same campus.

What it looks like

A family day here

Photographs from real family days are being shot. Each frame below is the brief for the picture that belongs in it.

  • A child swimming laps in the pool, goggles on
  • Large extended family group photograph on the lawn at the end of the day

Before you book

What families ask us

If yours is not here, send us a WhatsApp with the date and the number of adults and children.

Is the swimming pool included in the day outing package?
Yes. The swimming pool, rain dance, lawns and all standard indoor and outdoor games are part of both day outing packages, and nothing costs extra once you are on the property. The pool is open from 8:00 AM to 6:00 PM. Just carry swimwear — nylon or polyester only — a towel and a change of clothes.
What time does a day outing start and what time do we have to leave?
Day outings run from 9:00 AM to 6:00 PM, and the timings are the same on weekends. Within the day, breakfast (Adventure Retreat package) is served 8:00 to 10:00 AM, buffet lunch 1:00 to 2:30 PM and hi-tea 4:30 to 5:30 PM, so you get the whole day here rather than a few hours.
Do children under five pay for a day outing?
Children below 5 are free on a day outing. Children aged 6 to 10 are charged the child rate: ₹799 on the Premium Day Outing and ₹899 on the Adventure Retreat, plus 5% GST. From 11 upwards the adult rate applies. Tell us the ages when you enquire and we will price it exactly.
Are there changing rooms and showers near the pool?
Yes, there are changing rooms near the pool area, so you can change before and after swimming. The pool is open from 8:00 AM to 6:00 PM and nylon or polyester swimwear is mandatory. Day guests should carry their own towels and toiletries, and it is best to leave expensive valuables at home.
What happens if it rains on the day of our outing?
The visit still goes ahead — there are plenty of indoor activities, so meals and most of the fun continue as planned, and the pool and rain dance usually reopen once the weather clears. If your group would rather not come in the rain, bookings can be rescheduled; just speak to the team and we will move your date.
Do you have vegetarian and Jain food options?
Yes. We serve pure vegetarian and non-vegetarian food, and Jain, no-onion-no-garlic and South Indian preferences can be arranged for group meals and functions when told in advance. For a la carte dining there is a good vegetarian selection on the regular menu. For large events, please share the split of preferences a few days ahead so the kitchen can plan.
Is the property wheelchair accessible?
Yes, the resort is wheelchair accessible, and the main areas including the restaurant, banquet hall and lawns can be reached without stairs. If a guest uses a wheelchair or has trouble walking, tell us at the time of booking and we will allot a convenient room and table. Our staff are happy to help with movement around the property.
Can we just walk in for a day outing, or do we have to book ahead?
Please book ahead. Meals are cooked to the confirmed headcount and weekends, school holidays and long weekends fill up quickly, so a walk-in group may not be accommodated. Booking in advance also lets us keep pool and rain dance capacity for your group. Call or write to us with your date and group size to check availability.

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Pick a Sunday and we will hold the space.

Send the date and how many adults and children are coming. We will come back with the space, the menu and a per-head rate.

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