Hotel City Plaza 7 is located in Sector 7 C on Madhya Marg, approximately 10 km from the airport, and 3 km from the railway station.

Hotel City Plaza 7 is a 2-star property that offers comfortable accommodation and a variety of efficient services and modern facilities.

City Plaza Hotels are the epitome of luxury and hospitality. City Plaza group of hotels are ideally located for leisure and business travel. Three of the city plaza group of hotels i.e Hotel City 7 located in city beautiful,Chandigarh are convenient to the major landmarks and key attractions, and Hotel Himachal view is exceptionally well located on the kalka-shimla highway.Each City Plaza Group of Hotels is as distinctive and unique as the destination in which it resides, and our four hotel Hotel City 7, are one of the leading hotel brand in the region. We bring a unique combination of intelligently designed facilities and consistent services at extremely affordable rates.

The 12 air-conditioned rooms at Hotel City Plaza 7 are comfortable and spacious, complete with modern amenities. Rooms are divided into Deluxe and Super Deluxe categories. In-room amenities include: cable television, telephone, tea/coffee maker, mineral water, broadband internet connectivity, fruit basket/cookies, and an attached bathroom with modern fittings and hot/cold water. Room service is also available.

Facilities
Hotel City Plaza 7 offers a range of facilities and services to its guests, including: travel desk, taxi services, power backup, elevator, doctor on call, laundry service, parking facility, babysitting services, library, disabled facilities, power backup, and a conference hall. The hotel also accepts all major credit cards.

Chandigarh is the 1st planned modern city of India designed by the French architect Le Corbusier. Chandigarh and the area surrounding it were constituted as a union territory on 1st November, 1966. It serves as the joint capital of both, Punjab and Haryana states. It is bounded on the north and west by Punjab and east and south by Haryana. Total area of the union territory is 114Sq.Km.

The city was named after the mother goddess of power, Chandi, whose temple Chandimandu is a feature of the new city. Le-Corbusier was assisted by his cousin, Pieree Jeanneret and the English couple E.Mazwell Fry and Jane B. Druel. These 3 architects are responsible for most of the public and residential building raised in Chandigarh between 1950 and 1965. The beautiful city also known as 'city of roses', was planned to house the capital to the erstwhile Punjab state. On partition of Punjab, on linguistic basis, the present union territory was formed which in addition to the city of Chandigarh included Mani Majra town and some villages of Kharar Tehsil of Ambala district.

Much of the beauty owes to the planning of the city in sectors with houses which conform to a modern design and its grand Secretariat and Assembly buildings were build according to Le-Corbusier's plans and a picturesque lake was also created along with the Shivaliks. The genius of Nek Chand led to the creation of one of Chandigarh's landmarks the 'Rock garden', and a rose garden also came up. It is one of the most attractive cities of India. It has a large lake i.e. Sukhna lake, with beautiful picnic spots.

The world-acclaimed Rock Garden, dotted with sculptures created from scrap materials and unusual rock formations, is Chandigarh's pride. Created from discarded concrete and tiles, this unique garden spreading over 64 acres showcases urban art and offers a quiet spot to relax. Created in the 1970's by artist Nek Chand it is indeed a fascinating amalgam of nature's marvels and man's creativity.

Sukhna Lake
The 3 sq kms manmade Sukhna Lake is an idyllic retreat for a communion with nature. The well-paved promenade, meandering along the banks of the lake, is ideal for a jog or walk along the soft and shimmering waters while the lush lawns are perfect to enjoy the soothing setting. The old Chandi Devi temple, that lends its name to the city, stands near the lake. Renowned musicians often play classical Indian music by the lakeside. Boating facilities are also available.

Zakir Rose Garden
The pretty Zakir Rose Garden, named after India's illustrious former President Dr. Zakir Hussain, is Asia's largest rose garden. Spread over 27 acres, it is dotted with more than 17,000 rose bushes embracing 1,600 species and dramatic colour fountains. The fragrant garden is the venue of the annual Festival of Gardens or Rose Festival, and offers a truly soothing experience to the senses.