Fortune Resort Bay Island - Member ITC's hotel group

Located on one of the world's last outpost of virgin, natural rain-forest islands, Fortune Resort Bay Island overlooks the pristine blue waters of the Bay of Bengal.

Built almost of the native "Padouk" wood, the beautiful red timber that is found only on the Andaman & Nicobar Islands and designed by Charles Correa, the architectural style of the hotel reflects the native life of the Islands and offers a gateway with a pace that is genuine, relaxed and unhurried.

Fortune Resort Bay Island offers 45 Standard rooms, built in a series of levels, split against a sloping hill side, with some rooms overlooking the sea. All the rooms are equipped with CCTV, direct dial STD telephones. Aesthetically designed, the rooms offer glorious view, fresh air and natural light in all its glory.

Mandalay
Open deck restaurant with a glorious sea-view. Serves Island specialties, superb sea food along with Indian Chinese and Continental favorites.

Look Out
The quiet lounge, where you can hum along with the rhythms of the sea.

Nico Bar
The barman specializes in tall fruity concoctions, served in coconut shells. In addition, enjoy an array of drinks from the well stocked bar.

Meetings & Conferences
Conference facility for up to 90 people with entertainment, theme parties, gala dinners and bar-be-que by the pool.

Other facilities

• Tea/coffee maker in room
• Safe deposit vault
• Direct dialing with an electronic exchange
• Cable TV
• Internet port in room
• Hair dryer on request
• Sea-water swimming pool
• Private movie theatre
• Cyber-room
• Indoor games
• Table Tennis
• Travel desk
• Business centre
• Currency exchange facility
• Library and doctor on call

One can amuse oneself by visiting Andaman Water Sports Complex & Amusement park. In Andaman Water Sports Complex one can enjoy water skiing, wind surfing, speed boats, sail boats, parpsails, Gemini boats, glass bottom boats, water scooters, kayaks. Amusement park has Giant Wheel, Para-trooper, Dragon coaster, etc. There is also botanical garden called the Marina Park.