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At Meena Nest Ladies Hostel, we prioritize your comfort and privacy. Each room is equipped with air conditioning to ensure a cool and relaxing stay, especially during hot seasons. Additionally, all rooms come with a clean, attached bathroom, offering convenience and a private space to freshen up at any time.

At Meena Nest Ladies Hostel offers both A/C and Non-A/C rooms to suit your comfort preferences and budget. Whether you prefer a cool, air-conditioned space or a simple, breezy setup, we have the right option for you.

Armenian and Portuguese traders were living in the San Thome area of what is now present-day Chennai before the arrival of the British in 1639. Madras was the shortened name of the fishing village Madraspatnam, where the British East India Company built a fort and factory (trading post) in 1639–40. At that time, the weaving of cotton fabrics was a local industry, and the English invited the weavers and native merchants to settle near the fort. By 1652 the factory of Fort St. George was recognized as a presidency (an administrative unit governed by a president), and between 1668 and 1749 the company expanded its control. About 1801, by which time the last of the local rulers had been shorn of his powers, the English had become masters of southern India, and Madras had become their administrative and commercial capital. The government of Tamil Nadu officially changed the name of the city to Chennai in 1996.