The Banquet Hall
Six hundred guests beneath chandeliers.
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A private members' club founded by Tata Steel, still keeping the finest address in Bistupur.
In 1911, as the steel city took shape, Tata Steel founded a club where engineers, families and guests could gather. Four generations later the verandahs, the lawns and the long evenings remain unchanged in spirit.
Conceived by Tata Steel as a gathering place for the young steel city, the Club opens its doors on C Road.
Tennis courts, billiards and long verandah evenings define an era of colonial-era leisure in Bistupur.
Banquet halls, a swimming pool and guest houses extend the estate for a growing membership.
Nine facilities, generations of families, and a standard of hospitality carried forward for over a century.
Banquet halls and billiards, courts and pool, dining rooms and guest houses — an estate built to be lived in, not toured.
Six hundred guests beneath chandeliers.
Discover →Continental and Indian, served unhurried.
Discover →Dark wood, low light, long conversations.
Discover →Blue water framed by old trees.
Discover →Floodlit play through the evening.
Discover →Baize, brass lamps, quiet rivalry.
Discover →Residences for visiting members.
Discover →Open-air evenings under string lights.
Discover →An institution within an institution.
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Kitchens that have fed the city's occasions for a century — continental classics, regional Indian cooking and a bar that keeps its own hours.

Weddings, receptions and institutional evenings, held in halls that have carried the city's milestones since before independence.
Doors open at affiliated clubs across India.
First call on the calendar for member occasions.
Residences held for members and their guests.
A year of sport, socials and celebration.