About Hotel Radha Neyveli
The town of Neyveli was developed in 1956 with the establishment of the Neyveli Lignite Corporation, a public sector enterprise that supplies lignite coal for thermal power stations across the region. The thermal power station was inaugurated by Prime Minister Jawaharlal Nehru on May 20, 1957. The first unit was synchronised on May 23, 1962, and the facility was fully commissioned by 1970. This was the first and largest lignite-based thermal power station in South India, designed to promote industrial growth using local lignite deposits.
About the Hotel
Hotel Radha Neyveli, was opened in the year 1985 in Cuddalore District of Tamil Nadu. Located near the Neyveli Central Bus Stand, Hotel Radha Neyveli is a modest establishment that offers a range of facilities to ensure quality service. We provide comfortable, clean rooms with King bed and Twin beds. Our multi-cuisine restaurant serves quality food to satisfy our guests’ tastes.
Location
Neyveli is located 62 kilometres inland from the Bay of Bengal and is to the west of Pondicherry. Many tourist attractions are conveniently close to Neyveli, which is located 235 kilometres to the south of Chennai, the capital of Tamil Nadu in southeastern India.
- Distance to some of the popular destinations from Neyveli:
- Chidambaram Shiva Temple: 45 Kilometers
- Vailankanni Church: 135 Kilometers
- Kumbakonam: 83 Kilometers
Facilities & Amenities
Double Story Beds
Storage
Television
Air Conditioning
Bathroom
Laundry