Lemon Tree Hotels Opens 12th Property in Gujarat: Lemon Tree Hotel, Bharuch
Lemon Tree Hotels has opened its 12th property in Gujarat, Lemon Tree Hotel, Bharuch. The hotel features 85 rooms, a restaurant, banquet facilities, a fitness center, and a spa. This expansion highlights the company's focus on Gujarat, with 20 more hotels planned in the state.
The opening of a new hotel adds to the company's operational capacity and market presence, contributing to growth, but it is not a major financial event.
The opening of a new hotel and expansion in a key state is a positive development for the company.
Lemon Tree Hotels Limited has announced the opening of its new property, Lemon Tree Hotel, Bharuch, marking its 12th operational hotel in Gujarat. This expansion underscores the company's strategic focus on Gujarat as a key growth market, with an additional 20 hotels planned in the state.
The hotel, managed by Carnation Hotels Private Limited, a subsidiary of Lemon Tree Hotels Limited, is situated in Bharuch, a significant commercial and industrial hub with good connectivity. The property features 85 well-appointed rooms and suites, a multi-cuisine restaurant (Citrus Café), banquet and meeting facilities, a fitness center, a recreation hub (Refresh), and a spa (Fresco).
Mr. Vishvapreet Singh Cheema, President of Lemon Tree Hotels, commented on the launch, emphasizing the company's objective to provide seamless hospitality across Gujarat and build an interconnected network. The hotel is accessible from Surat Airport (approx. 75 km) and Vadodara Airport (approx. 70 km), with Bharuch Railway Station and Bus Station about 7 km away.
Lemon Tree Hotels Limited is one of India's largest hospitality chains, operating over 130 hotels in India and abroad with a pipeline of more than 140 upcoming properties across seven brands.
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