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Royal Orchid Expands with New Mumbai 5-Star Hotel

Mumbai: Royal Orchid Hotels Limited (ROHL), a prominent name in the hospitality industry, has signed a lease and revenue sharing agreement with MASA Hotels Pvt. Ltd. for their upcoming 300-room, 5-star hotel in Mumbai, India’s commercial hub. This announcement follows the recent opening of a 288-key 5-star hotel in Surat, Gujarat. Both properties will be part of ROHL’s soon-to-be-launched upscale brand, reflecting the company’s ambitious expansion strategy.

Scheduled to open in late 2024, the new Mumbai property is strategically located just a two-minute walk from the terminal at Sahar T2, providing unparalleled convenience for travellers. Spanning 12 floors, the hotel will feature a range of luxury amenities including a banquet ballroom, a meeting hall, a grand lobby bar, and 24-hour interactive food options. On the 11th floor, guests will have access to a business lounge designed for club and airport travellers, as well as a spa, gym, wellness facilities, and a rooftop infinity pool and bar.

Royal Orchid Hotels Limited expressed excitement about the new venture. “Following the addition of the 288-room upscale asset in Surat, we are thrilled to introduce our new 300-room 5-star property located in the heart of Mumbai at Sahar T2,” stated a company official. “Positioned as a must-stay destination, we welcome guests to experience our new brand, providing them with a fresh and unforgettable experience in Mumbai.” The new Mumbai hotel is set to elevate the hospitality experience with its state-of-the-art facilities and strategic location. The inclusion of amenities such as a grand lobby bar and 24-hour dining options aims to cater to the diverse needs of modern travellers, whether they are business professionals, tourists, or transit passengers. The rooftop infinity pool and bar, along with the wellness facilities, promise a luxurious stay, making it a standout addition to Mumbai’s hospitality landscape.

Royal Orchid’s expansion into Mumbai, coupled with their recent opening in Surat, signifies the company’s robust growth trajectory and its commitment to enhancing the hospitality experience in India. The new upscale brand under ROHL’s ownership is expected to set new benchmarks in luxury and service standards, further solidifying the company’s position as a leader in the hospitality sector. With the upcoming launch of the Mumbai property, Royal Orchid Hotels Limited continues to showcase its dedication to providing premium hospitality services, contributing to the dynamic growth of India’s tourism and hospitality industry. The new hotel is anticipated to attract a wide range of guests, offering them an exceptional blend of luxury, comfort, and convenience.

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