Nearby Transport :

•   Indira Gandhi International Airport - 50 km
•   New Delhi railway station – 38 km
•   Botanical Garden Metro station – 25 km

Direction from Airport :

By Road :

• Follow Terminal 1C Arrival Road to Mahipalpur.
• Take a left towards Bhikaji Cama Place.
• Continue right towards Outer Ring Road and go straight on DND Flyover.
• After 200 meters take a left towards Noida-Greater Noida Expressway.
• Continue straight for 25 km.
• After reaching Pari Chowk take U-turn and continue on service lane from NRI City mall for 1 km.
• Continue towards Omaxe Arcade and take left for entrance to Gate no.-2 of Ansal Golf Link-1.
• The entrance to the hotel will be on the first Right.

By Metro :

• Metro service is available between 06:00 and 22:00.
• Head towards the Indira Gandhi International T3 Metro terminal, and take the Airport Express to New Delhi Metro Station.
• Interchange to the Delhi Metro Blue Line to reach the Botanical Garden Sector 37 Noida.
• Exit at gate two.
• Head northwest towards Captain Vijyant Thapar Marg/Dadri Main Road.
• Use the left lane to continue towards Noida-Greater Noida Expressway.
• After reaching Pari Chowk take U-turn and continue on service lane from NRI City mall for 1 km.
• Continue towards Omaxe Arcade and take left for entrance to Gate no.-2 of Ansal Golf Link-1.
• The entrance to the hotel will be on the first Right.

Geo Coordinates :

28.27’15” N
77.30’15” E
Lat 28.4551489
Lon 77.5015333333334

Greater Noida is a fast-growing industrial and education hub of India.
It is situated in the state of Uttar Pradesh but is incorporated in the National Capital Region (NCR) of India, which has New Delhi at its heart.
Greater Noida is ideally located just 40km south-east of New Delhi. It is less than an hour away from the Indira Gandhi international airport in Delhi, two hours drive from the Taj Mahal in Agra and just 20km south-east of Noida, one of Asia’s largest industrial cities. Greater Noida was planned as a world-class city to absorb the growth and development of New Delhi. With wide roads, underground cabling and shady plant cover, Greater Noida is a modern city with the amenities and low pollution levels to match. Its convenient location and excellent infrastructure make Greater Noida an attractive place for businesses, residents and travelers. Some of the most prestigious residential projects in the NCR are attracting both local workers to the new industries and commuters from Delhi and Noida.
Greater Noida has a strong automotive, IT and biotechnology industry presence. It is also home to some renowned medical and education institutions and to the huge India Expo Centre, which hosts national and international conferences and exhibitions.
With the Budh International Circuit, India’s first Formula One track, Greater Noida is well and truly on the international map.

When to go :

Greater Noida has a similar climate to Delhi. It is best to travel there from October to March when the weather is milder.

Top things to do in Greater Noida :

• Take a silent train through the 222 hectares of Greater Noida’s Night Safari. The internationally acclaimed design aims to give the visitor the impression of watching nocturnal animals in their natural habitat. It is the fourth night zoo of its kind in the world, after Singapore, China and Thailand.
• Take a day trip to the world-famous Taj Mahal. A tour that takes in the magnificent white marble mausoleum, as well as Agra’s other sights, and gets you back to Greater Noida for feel of home at The Park Residency.
• Visit the Akshardham Temple, just over 30km from Greater Noida. This magnificent complex showcases 10,000 years of Indian culture, highlighting Indian architecture, traditions and spiritualism.
• Spend a day in Delhi, exploring the contrast of the Old and New cities. While you’re there, take a look at India Gate, the national monument of India that commemorates the 90,000 soldiers of the British Indian Army who lost their lives during World War I and the Third Anglo-Afghan War.
• Take a spin around the Budh International Circuit, or just a tour of India’s first Formula One track.