New Delhi: Two months after J W Marriott Hotel became the first in Aerocity to start operations, two other hotels, Red Fox and Lemon Tree, have been given partial clearances by Delhi Police to open dining and lodging services.
The hotels will be allowed to function with some pre-conditions. Rooms facing the runway will need to have bullet-proof glass panes and will be cleared by the Defence Research and Development Organisation (DRDO).
On October 7, J W Marriott became the first hotel at the 43-acre project site to be given partial clearance by the security department of Delhi Police. The green signal for dining and lodging services was subject to the pre-condition that 105 of the 523 rooms in the hotel, which face the runway, would not open till bullet-proofing was in place. On November 21, the hotel announced its formal launch.
Following the clearance to Marriott, the Red Fox and Lemon Tree hotels asked Delhi Police to carry out an inspection.
21/12/13 Shalini Narayan/Indian Express
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The hotels will be allowed to function with some pre-conditions. Rooms facing the runway will need to have bullet-proof glass panes and will be cleared by the Defence Research and Development Organisation (DRDO).
On October 7, J W Marriott became the first hotel at the 43-acre project site to be given partial clearance by the security department of Delhi Police. The green signal for dining and lodging services was subject to the pre-condition that 105 of the 523 rooms in the hotel, which face the runway, would not open till bullet-proofing was in place. On November 21, the hotel announced its formal launch.
Following the clearance to Marriott, the Red Fox and Lemon Tree hotels asked Delhi Police to carry out an inspection.
21/12/13 Shalini Narayan/Indian Express
