Loop by Zolo Silk Board, Bangalore
A budget-friendly stay with a refreshing rooftop terrace
About this hotel
Travelers checking in at Loop by Zolo Silk Board find a welcoming rooftop terrace, a quiet escape from the city's pulse. This elevated space provides a casual setting for guests to enjoy the open air, whether starting the day with a coffee or winding down as the evening approaches. The terrace is designed for simple relaxation, offering a place to gather thoughts or connect with fellow travelers. As the sun dips, the city lights begin to twinkle, creating a gentle backdrop for conversations. It's a straightforward, unpretentious spot where the focus is on comfort and a sense of calm above the streets. The rooftop terrace offers a refreshing perspective on Bengaluru's urban landscape.
- Rooftop terrace
- Restaurant and room service
- Free Wi-Fi and parking
- Air conditioning
Our take
This hotel suits budget-conscious travelers seeking a functional stay with the added benefit of an outdoor space. The rooftop terrace provides a pleasant area for relaxation, ideal for those who appreciate a quiet moment above the city without needing a full-service bar or pool. It's a solid choice for solo travelers or small groups looking for value. However, those expecting a vibrant, upscale rooftop bar scene or panoramic skyline views should consider other options.
- ✓Head to the rooftop terrace in the late afternoon for a peaceful break before the city's evening energy picks up.
- ✓Utilize the free Wi-Fi on the terrace to catch up on emails or plan your next day's itinerary in a relaxed setting.
- ✓Consider the rooftop for a quiet breakfast if you prefer an open-air start to your day, weather permitting.
Why we love it
- Relaxed rooftop terrace for unwinding
- Convenient location near Central Silk Board
- Budget-friendly accommodation
- Smoke-free property for comfort
Why guests love itA solo consultant in town for a week of meetings around Silk Board picked Loop by Zolo for its position, a minute's walk from the Central Silk Board junction. Evenings settled into a routine: dinner ordered up from the restaurant, then a slow half hour on the rooftop terrace while the traffic hum faded into the night. There is no bar or pool up there, just open air and a quiet corner, which suited someone who mainly needed a calm reset before the next morning's commute.