We could not verify a fully vegan hotel in Bengaluru, formerly known as Bangalore, using current primary sources. These five properties nevertheless offer traceable starting points: officially labelled vegan dishes, vegetarian retreat cuisine or the option to arrange dietary requirements with the kitchen team in advance.
Vegetarian does not automatically mean vegan in India. Explicitly exclude milk, ghee, butter, yoghurt, cream, paneer, eggs and honey, and ask for every meal to be confirmed in writing. If you have allergies, also ask about separate equipment, pans and work surfaces.
For a country-wide overview, route planning and more destinations, see our India hub for vegan and vegan-friendly hotels.
5 places to stay at a glance
Radisson Blu Atria Bengaluru
- Location
- Palace Road near Cubbon Park
- Type
- Upscale city hotel
- Vegan provision
- The official dining page labels vegan options at breakfast, in the One Atria Café and in the Tea and Wine Lounge.
- Sustainability
- The hotel is verified under Hotel Sustainability Basics; its website mentions reducing its environmental footprint and supporting local communities.
- Best for
- For city breaks and business stays with clearly visible vegan menu information.
Shreyas Retreat
- Location
- Nelamangala, northwest of Bengaluru
- Type
- Yoga and Ayurveda retreat
- Vegan provision
- According to the retreat, all food is vegetarian; it does not publish an explicit vegan guarantee, which must be obtained individually.
- Sustainability
- The retreat says that much of its produce comes from its own organic gardens; no independent sustainability certification has been verified.
- Best for
- For quiet yoga and wellness stays outside the city centre with food tailored to personal requirements.
ITC Gardenia
- Location
- Residency Road near UB City
- Type
- Luxury hotel
- Vegan provision
- Booking.com lists a vegan breakfast; the hotel accepts dietary requests made in advance, subject to availability. There is no evidence of a consistently vegan kitchen.
- Sustainability
- ITC Gardenia holds LEED Platinum, LEED Zero Carbon and LEED Zero Water certifications; the hotel cites renewable energy, water reuse, recycling and local sourcing.
- Best for
- For travellers who prioritise robust environmental certifications and a central location.
The Oberoi Bengaluru
- Location
- Mahatma Gandhi Road
- Type
- Luxury hotel with a city garden
- Vegan provision
- The Lapis menu linked by the hotel labels vegan dishes and dishes that can be adapted for vegans; consistently vegan dining is not promised.
- Sustainability
- According to the official hotel page, wind energy supplies most of the property’s electricity; no specific independent certification for this hotel has been verified.
- Best for
- For central luxury with a garden setting and digitally labelled vegan dishes.
The Leela Palace Bengaluru
- Location
- HAL Airport Road near the business district
- Type
- Luxury palace hotel
- Vegan provision
- Booking.com lists a vegan breakfast, but the official hotel and restaurant pages make no binding promise of full vegan catering. Every other plant-based meal must be confirmed in advance.
- Sustainability
- The Leela states that wind energy accounts for 90% at this property; Bengaluru is also among the Leela palaces officially certified EDGE Advanced.
- Best for
- For a grand luxury stay when vegan dining has been organised with the hotel in advance.
STAY 01 · Clear menu information
Radisson Blu Atria Bengaluru
Radisson Blu Atria is centrally located on Palace Road, roughly 700 metres from Cubbon Park. Its official restaurant page explicitly lists vegan options at breakfast, in the all-day One Atria Café and in the Tea and Wine Lounge.
Those statements establish that there is a selection, not that full vegan board or a separate kitchen is available. Because all dining venues also serve animal products, confirm specific dishes, ingredients and possible cross-contact in writing before arrival.
- Vegan options officially labelled
- Breakfast and all-day restaurant
- Hotel Sustainability Basics verified
STAY 02 · Vegetarian retreat
Shreyas Retreat
Shreyas Retreat sits on Santoshima Farm near Nelamangala and combines yoga, meditation, Ayurveda and wellness with entirely vegetarian dining. According to the property, many ingredients grow in its own organic gardens.
Vegetarian is not synonymous with vegan here: the official gastronomy page does not guarantee food free from dairy, egg and honey. Before booking a programme, ask the retreat to confirm every meal and the exclusion of ghee, dairy, egg and honey.
- Entirely vegetarian dining
- Many ingredients from on-site organic gardens
- Yoga, meditation and Ayurveda
STAY 03 · Sustainability pick
ITC Gardenia
ITC Gardenia stands on Residency Road near MG Road and UB City. Of the five hotels, it has the clearest documented environmental credentials: LEED Platinum, LEED Zero Carbon and LEED Zero Water, together with statements on renewable energy, water recycling, waste and local ingredients.
Booking.com includes vegan among the breakfast options, while the official hotel FAQ provides contact details for individual dietary requests, subject to availability. Because the property runs several mixed restaurants, arrange breakfast and all other meals in detail before arrival.
- LEED Platinum, Zero Carbon and Zero Water
- Dietary requirements accepted by direct enquiry
- Central location near UB City
STAY 04 · Menu filters
The Oberoi Bengaluru
The Oberoi Bengaluru sits on Mahatma Gandhi Road in a lush garden with mature rain trees. The hotel’s linked digital Lapis menu can be filtered for vegan and vegan-adaptable dishes, making it easier to assess options before dining.
The hotel is not vegan; its restaurants explicitly serve meat and seafood too. A menu filter guarantees neither daily availability nor separate preparation, so advise the hotel in writing about vegan requirements, including stocks and sauces, as well as any allergies.
- Vegan and adaptable dishes in the menu filter
- Garden grounds directly on MG Road
- Most electricity reportedly supplied by wind energy
STAY 05 · Palace luxury
The Leela Palace Bengaluru
The Leela Palace Bengaluru is a 7.5-acre palace hotel on HAL Airport Road with several restaurants serving Indian, East Asian, European and international food. Booking.com lists a vegan breakfast; re-confirm that information before travelling.
Its kitchens handle animal products, so breakfast, other meals and cross-contact must be discussed in writing. For its environmental profile, The Leela states that the property uses 90% wind energy; an official announcement also includes Bengaluru among the group’s EDGE Advanced-certified palaces.
- Vegan breakfast listed on Booking.com
- 7.5-acre garden and palace estate
- 90% wind energy and EDGE Advanced
Frequently asked questions
Is there a fully vegan hotel in Bengaluru/Bangalore?
None of the five properties checked describes itself as fully vegan. Radisson Blu Atria and The Oberoi publish the clearest menu labels, but their kitchens also handle animal products.
Which hotel offers the easiest vegan planning?
Radisson Blu Atria officially lists vegan options at breakfast and in several dining venues. At The Oberoi, the Lapis menu can be filtered for vegan and vegan-adaptable dishes. Availability and preparation should still be confirmed in advance.
Is the vegetarian cuisine at Shreyas Retreat automatically vegan?
No. The official website confirms an entirely vegetarian kitchen, but not vegan full board. Ghee, milk, yoghurt, paneer, butter, cream, egg and honey must be explicitly excluded.
Which hotel has the strongest documented sustainability credentials?
ITC Gardenia has the clearest published certifications: LEED Platinum, LEED Zero Carbon and LEED Zero Water. Radisson Blu Atria is Hotel Sustainability Basics verified, while The Oberoi reports the use of wind energy.
Verdict
Radisson Blu Atria is the most practical choice for clearly visible vegan menu information, while The Oberoi adds useful digital vegan filters. Shreyas Retreat suits a vegetarian-focused wellness stay, and ITC Gardenia stands out for its environmental certifications.
None of these properties guarantees a fully vegan or cross-contact-free kitchen. Menus, opening hours and certifications can change, so reconfirm every meal and excluded ingredient in writing immediately before booking.
Return to the overview: Vegan hotels in India.
Shreyas Yoga Retreat profile: The existing in-depth German profile of the vegetarian yoga retreat near Bangalore. Learn more.
Dining at Radisson Blu Atria: The official overview showing the vegan options currently labelled. Learn more.
The Leela: EDGE Advanced: The official announcement about EDGE Advanced certification for The Leela palaces, including Bengaluru. Learn more.
The Leela: Beyond Green: The official sustainability page with the property-specific statement on wind energy in Bengaluru. Learn more.
Sources checked on 2 September 2026. Restaurants, programmes, certifications and availability can change; confirm current conditions directly with the property. Booking.com buttons are affiliate links.
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