Welcome to Ganesh Residency, where comfort meets convenience in the heart of the city. Designed for both leisure and business travelers, our residence offers spacious rooms, modern amenities, and a peaceful ambiance that feels just like home. Guests can enjoy sea-view rooms, 42-inch LED TVs, and round-the-clock room service — all supported by friendly staff dedicated to making your stay memorable. Whether you’re here for a short visit or an extended stay, Ganesh Residency ensures a warm and relaxing experience for every guest.
Air-conditioned comfort.
LED TV, intercom & room service.
Neat, well-maintained interiors.
Comfortable double bed
42-inch LED TV with 250+ channels.
Intercom and room service.
3 comfortable beds.
Spacious room layout.
LED TV, intercom, and room comfort.
4 beds for family/group stay.
TV, intercom & 24-hour service.
Ample space for comfort.
6 comfortable beds.
Spacious interiors.
Lift, room service, and parking access.
Delicious meals and refreshments delivered right to your room.
Quick and easy communication with our front desk anytime.
Support for local sightseeing, travel plans, and transport arrangements.
Always available to help with your queries and requests.
Keeping your room neat, clean, and well-maintained throughout your stay.
24-hour surveillance and secure premises for your peace of mind.
A peaceful temple with detailed carvings and calm surroundings.
A historic mosque known for its annual festival and cultural harmony.
A calm beach with coconut trees — perfect for sunset views and family walks.
A renowned coastal shrine dedicated to Lord Murugan, rich in tradition.
India’s major nuclear facility, known for modern technology and innovation.
Where three seas meet — famous for breathtaking sunrise and sunset views.
A scenic 50-foot waterfall surrounded by greenery — a perfect picnic spot.
One of South India’s longest aqueducts, offering scenic views of the hills.
A historic temple known for its tall gopuram and combined deities worship.
A coastal town with Mutharamman Temple, famous for its grand Dasara fest.
