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Brigade Hotel Ventures Limited, an Indian enterprise, specializes in the development and ownership of branded hotel properties throughout the country. The company's strategy involves both acquiring and leasing hotel real estate, then partnering with professional hospitality management firms to handle their daily operations. Its diverse portfolio of hotels offers a comprehensive range of amenities and services, including upscale and specialized dining options, versatile venues for meetings, conferences, and exhibitions, various leisure facilities such as lounges, swimming pools, spas, and fitness centers, as well as adaptable outdoor spaces. Founded in 2004, with its headquarters in Bengaluru, India, Brigade Hotel Ventures Limited operates as a subsidiary of Brigade Enterprises Limited.
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