Hotel Taj Coromandel is one of the three properties of the Taj Hotel Group in Chennai. Hotel offers its guests with a opportunity to explore the south Indian culture at its best. A preferred venue of Heads of state, royalty, and the who's who of the corporate world, this hotel is the only member of the exclusive "Leading Hotels of the World". The unique name of the hotel signifies a tree that is found in South India and is considered to have the power to grant wish of any person that stands under its shade.

Guests in the hotel have the opportunity to choose from the 205 elegantly designed rooms and suites that have been categorized into superior rooms, luxury rooms, Taj club rooms, executive suites, club luxury suites, Grandlux suites and presidential suites. The space that is offered in the hotel room is truly one of its kind with even the superior room offering a space of 300squar feet. Rooms have been decorated with the best of luxury possible. All this makes the hotel one of the best in its category.

Connoisseurs of fine dining can experience a culinary tour de force in each of the Taj Coromandel's six restaurants and bars. Match Point is the 24-hour coffee, Fort St. George is the contemporary bar that serves a variety of cocktails and liqueurs, Golden Dragon is Szechwan specialty restaurant, Southern Spice serves dishes from the four southern states of India and the Patio is South India's finest restaurant serving Continental cuisine.

24 Hours Room Service, H/C running water, Telephone, Fax, T.V, Safe Deposit, Mini Bar, Personal Safe, Channel Music, Color T.V, Speaker Phone with International Direct Dial facility + Voice mail, Business Centre, Separate Executive Floor, Executive Lounge, Boutique, Book Shop, Cake Shop, Banquet & Conference Facilities, Beauty Parlour, Shopping Arcade, Health Club, Swimming Pool.

The Taj Coromandel Hotel offers well-equipped 24-hour Business Centre and other business facilities. The poolside of the hotel is apt for outdoor functions. Five plush banquet rooms with capacities ranging from 1500 guests for cocktails at the stately Ball Room, to 30 persons seated at the dignified Clive.