101 Gandhi Nagar 4th Cross Street of 4th Main Road, Adyar, Chennai 600020, Tamil Nadu, India
Annsun was a concept derived by Sundar Singaram. Why do people visit Chennai? It’s mainly Tourism, Business, Healthcare, Education, Government work etc. In Chennai, one will have all options to stay, from 5-star deluxe hotels to basic lodging and service apartments. Every cuisine from the world is available in all hotels and restaurants across the city. But If someone is looking for a stay with a feel of home and custom-made cuisine in Chennai, is it possible? to address this need? Sundar Singaram partnered with Annamalai to create the “Home Away Home” experience in Chennai called “Annsun.” How do we call ourselves Annsun…It’s intuitive and divine. The name ANN SUN was the first three letters of Sundar & Annamalai. But it doesn’t represent our names. Many may be aware Annamalai is Lord Shiva’s name in Tiruvannamalai; a “Panchabootha” sthalam represents “Fire” where Shiva is in the form of Fire. ANN represents “Annamalayar (Shiva)”, and SUN represents “Sooriyan or Sun”, which is “Fire”. ANNSUN is the “Fire form of Lord Shiva”. Is it not intuitive and different? Yes, it is not only the name but the experience you will have at Annsun also different and divine. We are Annsun. Chennai's prime luxury escape in the heart of the urban hub. Annsun Boutique Hotel is built as a hotel with air-conditioned dining, reception and one guest room on the ground floor. The elevator can access the first and second floors, which have three rooms. The third floor has one spacious room with a private roof garden. Public spaces are fully air-conditioned. All rooms are NON-SMOKING. A library nook has books and magazines on travel and nature for reference. A computer with free internet connectivity is available for all guests. Breakfast is served in the dining area. Guests have a choice of full-Western or Indian breakfast.
101 Gandhi Nagar 4th Cross Street Of 4th Main Road, Adyar, Chennai 600020, Tamil Nadu, India
info@annsunhotel.com
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