Hotel Name: Sinclairs Bayview
Address: South Point, Port Blair, Andaman Islands 744106, India
Contact Person:
Tel No: 91 99320 85305, 91 3192 227824, +91 3192 227937
Email: [email protected]
Website: http://www.sinclairshotels.com/portblair
Hotel Profile:
ocated right on the waterfront, Sinclairs Bayview is Port Blair’s only hotel to offer spectacular views of The Bay of Bengal from almost all its rooms. Refreshingly environment friendly and functionally decorated, the hotel is a quiet getaway for those who want to unwind and explore the Andamans. The hotel is 15 minutes away from the airport and the town’s shopping center.
The hotel’s 46 rooms and suites are more than sea facing; they are virtually on the sea, opening out to the crystal blue Indian Ocean waters. The Valentine rooms offer views of the blue ocean on one side, and Ross Island on the other.
The sea facing multicuisine restaurant has an open view to the garden surrounded by palm trees. A covered deck allows you to feel the cool sea breeze and hear the sound of waves. The Spanish bar has a relaxed old world ambience and offers snacks and drinks. Private candlelight dinners can be organised for your birthday or anniversary. On special request, we serve meals at the terrace adjoining the main reception area.
The freshwater swimming pool is open all year round. Guests can also rejuvenate at The Laya Spa which offers world class Swedish and Oriental therapies. Our conference room is a unique pillar-less wooden house entirely made out of recycled wood.
Few may know that the Andaman Islands were occupied by the Japanese for a few years during World War II. An attraction that is rare to find in any hotel in the world, is a Bunker made during the war which is located inside the hotel, with its canon still in place!
Port Blair is an inviting holiday destination round the year, and is a base to explore the Andaman Islands. The blue sea, rain forests and clean tropical air make it an ideal destination for nature lovers. For adventure aficionados, there’s scuba diving and snorkeling to discover under-water marine life and rare varieties of corals.
