The Raintree Hotels, Chennai India
Nestled within the bustling city capital of Chennai in India’s southernmost state of Tamil Nadu, The Raintree Hotels are a full-service luxury destination with a socially conscious attitude. As India’s cultural hub, Chennai proudly showcases a unique blend of diversity, creativity and tradition. For business travelers, The Raintree Hotels are conveniently located near the business hub of Chennai.

120, St. Mary's Road, Alwarpet, Chennai 600 018 India
Driving Directions
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From Chennai International Airport:
Head south towards VOC St. and make a left. Turn left at Great Southern Trunk Rd. Take the exit to the left and head towards Anna Salai. Continue straight and cross the Maraimalai Adigalar Bridge. Turn right on Chamiers Rd. Turn left at TTK Rd. Make the first right onto St. Mary's Rd. Hotel will be on the right.
St. Mary's Road Hotel Location Map
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Driving Directions
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From Chennai International Airport:
Exit to the left from the airport and take NH 45 towards the city. From the Kathipara flyover, take the Guindy exit towards your left and drive straight and head towards Anna Salai. Continue driving straight and reach nandanam signals. The Raintree Hotel, Anna Salai is just 400 meters away on the left.
Anna Salai Chennai Hotel Location Map
[Top] Nearby Airports & Railway Station
- Chennai International Airport - 12.6 kms (Approximately 20 minutes)
- Chennai Central Train Station - 8 kms (Approximately 10 minutes)
Chennai Shopping Malls
- Express Avenue, Whites Road
- Citi Centre Mall & Multiplex, Radha Krishnan Road
- Ispahani Centre, Nungambakkam High Road
- Spencer Plaza, Mount Road
[Top] Chennai, India Area Attractions
- U.S. Embassy - 3.1 km for anna Salai and 4.2km for St marys
- Kapalashewar Temple - 2.8 km
- Marina Beach - 3.6 km
- Madras Music Academy - 1.2 km
- Santhome Cathedral Basilica - 3.4 km
| - Elliot's Beach - 6 km
- Theosophical Society - 4.6 miles
- Mahabalipuram - 49 km
- Pondicherry - 149 km
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U.S. Embassy:
The American Consulate General in Chennai, India has been an American diplomatic post since 1947. Located on Anna Salai Road, the American Consulate General provides an array of services to Americans living and traveling to Chennai.
Kapalashewar Temple:
Kapalashewar temple is the oldest Hindu temple in Chennai. Originally built in the 8th century by the Pallavas, it was destroyed and later rebuilt in the 16th century. The temple is dedicated to the Lord Shiva and features a gopuram topped with a Sikhara and ornately decorated with colorful carvings and sculptures representing Hindu mythology.
Chennai- Marina Beach:
Discover long stretches of white sandy beach at Marina Beach in Chennai, India. Watch the sun set behind the Bay of Bengal, discover the stunning Vivekananda House or enjoy sculptures, statues and memorials off the Marina Beach promenade.
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Madras Music Academy:
The carnatic music tradition of South India thrives at the Madras Music Academy in Chennai, India. As one of Chennai’s oldest musical academies, the Music Academy features a library and recording room and hosts a variety of conferences and concerts in the Kasturi Srinivasan Hall.
Santhome Cathedral Basilica:
Located near Marina Beach in Chennai, India, the historic Santhome Cathedral Basilica overlooks the Bay of Bengal and serves as a dedication to St. Thomas who is buried here. Santhome Cathedral features neo-gothic architecture and stunning stained glass windows.
Elliott's Beach:
Located south of Marina Beach, the pristine shoreline of Elliot’s Beach is a popular destination amongst locals and tourists. Less crowded than Marina Beach, Elliot’s Beach provides the perfect opportunity to sunbathe or take a leisurely stroll. Make sure to check out the Ashtalakshmi Temple and Velanganni Church located nearby.
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Theosophical Society:
The Theosophical Society, founded in 1875, has its world headquarters in Chennai. It is a center for study, education, science and thought meant to provoke dialogue and debate. Come discover this picturesque campus teeming with libraries, banyan trees, temples and churches.
Mahabalipuram:
Discover the history and architecture of Tamil Nadu in Mahabalipuram. Along the Coromandel coast, ancient temples, monuments and intricately carved stone structures abound. Dating from the 7th to 9th century, these groups of buildings, founded by the Pallava kings, feature Dravidian design inspired by Buddhism.
Pondicherry:
Head south of Chennai to Pondicherry, India’s quaint beach town. Embracing yoga, meditation and relaxation, Pondicherry is a thriving cultural center featuring miles of pristine beaches. Notable sites include the Auroville, Sri Manakula Vinayagar Temple and the Aurobindo Ashram.
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