Royal Orchid Hotels Launches New Property in Tirupati
Royal Orchid Hotels launched Regenta Devarayah Tirupati, its new 4-star property, enhancing its presence in Andhra Pradesh. The hotel features 56 rooms, dining, a rooftop pool, and spa. It utilizes 80% solar energy via a 220 kW vertical solar system. The launch aligns with the company's Vision 2030.
The launch of a new hotel property is a significant step for the company, potentially increasing revenue and market share, but its immediate financial impact is not quantified.
The company is expanding its portfolio by launching a new hotel, which is a positive development for business growth and market presence.
Royal Orchid Hotels Ltd. (ROHL), through its subsidiary Regenta Hotels Private Limited, has announced the launch of its new hotel, Regenta Devarayah Tirupati, in Andhra Pradesh. This new property aims to blend contemporary luxury with spiritual serenity, catering to pilgrims and travelers. The hotel features 56 accommodations including Deluxe Rooms, Club Rooms, Suite Rooms, and Presidential Suites. It offers amenities such as high-speed Wi-Fi, an all-day dining restaurant named Pinxx, a rooftop infinity swimming pool, a gym, a spa, and banquet facilities. Notably, the hotel incorporates 80% solar energy for power consumption with a 220 kW vertical solar capacity, making it the first in Andhra Pradesh and ninth in India with such a feature. Chander K. Baljee, Chairman & Managing Director of Royal Orchid Hotels Ltd., expressed enthusiasm for the launch, stating it aligns with their Vision 2030 and aims to provide a comfortable and spiritually enriching experience. The hotel is strategically located near major temples and transport hubs, offering convenient access for visitors.
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