Brigade Hyatt House Bengaluru Devanahalli: Hyatt-Managed Stays at Bengaluru's Airport Gateway
Price on Request
Brigade Hyatt House Bengaluru Devanahalli is a greenfield hospitality development being built by BCV Developers Private Limited, part of the Brigade Group, under a management agreement signed with Hyatt Hotels Corporation. Planned to open in 2027, the property will feature 135 serviced apartments designed for both extended stays and short getaways, marking Hyatt's entry into North Bengaluru's airport-adjacent hospitality market through the Hyatt House brand.
The format is built around the needs of longer-duration guests without losing sight of the short-stay traveller. Guests can expect an all-day restaurant, a bar, meeting spaces, a swimming pool, and a fitness center, a combination intended to work equally for a multi-week business assignment or a weekend break near the airport.
The project draws on institutional experience rather than a first attempt at hospitality. Brigade Hospitality Services Ltd, a wholly owned subsidiary of Brigade Enterprises Ltd, has been active in the sector since June 2004, having gone on to operate brands such as Sheraton Grand, Grand Mercure, and Four Points by Sheraton across its portfolio, along with some of the earliest professionally managed serviced residences in Bangalore under the Brigade Homestead name.
The timing follows the trajectory of Devanahalli itself. The corridor has drawn significant recent investment commitments, including plans from SAP India to spend roughly Rs 1,960 crore on a new facility and from NTT Data to invest around Rs 4,000 crore in data centres in the area, alongside the continued build-out of the KIADB Aerospace Park and the planned Financial City nearby.
For a corridor being built out for the long term, Brigade Hyatt House Bengaluru Devanahalli is positioned as the extended-stay counterpart to that growth, a short ride from the runway and close to where North Bengaluru's next employment centres are taking shape.
Pricing on request — speak with our sales team.




Detailed master plan and unit-wise floor plans available on request.
Near Kempegowda International Airport, North Bengaluru · Bangalore
Devanahalli has grown from an airport town into one of North Bengaluru's most closely watched corridors, anchored by Kempegowda International Airport and expanding through the KIADB Aerospace Park, a proposed Devanahalli Business Park, and continuing investment from technology and data-centre companies moving into the area. The district is also being drawn closer to the rest of the city through the under-construction Satellite Town Ring Road and the Namma Metro Blue Line, which is being extended toward the airport in phases through 2027 and 2028.
Set near Kempegowda International Airport, Brigade Hyatt House Bengaluru Devanahalli occupies a stretch of North Bengaluru built for arrival-to-departure convenience. Positioned roughly 20 minutes from the terminals, it sits inside the same corridor that is drawing large employers and infrastructure investment, placing future guests close to Devanahalli's emerging business districts as well as the airport itself.
See the property in person. Our sales team will get in touch to coordinate a visit at your convenience.
The 58-km airport metro corridor is being extended toward Kempegowda International Airport in phases, with the Hebbal-airport section targeted for completion by mid-to-late 2027, improving rail access to Devanahalli.
A roughly 280-km orbital corridor linking Devanahalli with other satellite towns around Bengaluru, intended to divert intercity and truck traffic away from the urban core and ease regional travel toward the airport.
A large planned business park near Kempegowda International Airport, expected to add substantial commercial and office space to the corridor and support long-term demand for airport-adjacent hospitality.
A dedicated aerospace and defence manufacturing zone in Devanahalli that continues to attract industrial investment, reinforcing the area's shift from an airport town into a diversified employment hub.
Recent commitments including SAP India's planned facility and NTT Data's data-centre investment in the Devanahalli corridor point to sustained corporate demand for extended-stay accommodation in the area.
The property is operated under a management agreement with Hyatt Hotels Corporation, marking the Hyatt House brand's entry into North Bengaluru's airport-adjacent hospitality market, and bringing an internationally recognised operating standard to Devanahalli.
Positioned just 20 minutes from Kempegowda International Airport, the development is built for guests who need quick, reliable access to Bengaluru's principal aviation gateway, whether for a short stopover or an extended assignment.
The property serves the rapidly growing Devanahalli tech corridor, which counts upcoming IT parks, the Aerospace Science Park, and the planned Financial City among its neighbors, positioning it close to future employment centres.
Brigade Hospitality Services Ltd has been active in the sector since June 2004, having built and operated brands such as Sheraton Grand, Grand Mercure, and Four Points by Sheraton, experience that informs how this property has been conceived.
With 135 serviced apartments designed for both extended stays and short getaways, the format is tailored to business travellers on multi-week assignments as well as weekend guests, rather than a conventional short-stay hotel layout.
The development sits within a corridor where the Brigade Group already operates a large mixed-use presence, giving guests proximity to an ecosystem of offices, retail, and infrastructure taking shape around Kempegowda International Airport.
Visited or booked here? Share your honest experience. Reviews are checked before they appear.
Pricing, plans, brochure, and a personal walkthrough — talk to our sales team.

📍 Sholinganallur, Chennai
Starting ₹2.18 Cr.
Explore →
📍 Devanahalli, Bangalore
Starting ₹2.08 Cr
Explore →
📍 Whitefield, Bangalore
Starting ₹4.62 Cr
Explore →
📍 Varthur, Bangalore
Price on Request
Explore →