Sarovar set to expand with 10 hotels this year: The hospitality management firm’s international portfolio is also growing at a steady pace with its first operational hotel in Lusaka, Zambia, and a hotel each in Kampala in Uganda and Hargeisa in Somaliland slated to open in early 2024.
NEW DELHI: Sarovar Hotels and Resorts, part of Paris-based hospitality firm Groupe Du Louvre, plans to open 10 hotels in 2023 in key pilgrimage and leisure destinations in India, including markets where it will make its debut, a senior company executive said.
The hospitality management firm’s international portfolio is also growing at a steady pace with its first operational hotel in Lusaka, Zambia, and a hotel each in Kampala in Uganda and Hargeisa in Somaliland slated to open in early 2024.
Sarovar Hotels and Resorts with its first operational hotel in Hargeisa in Somaliland will have a total of 123 rooms and suites; conferencing & meeting, an all-day dining restaurant and a swimming pool.
“We also foresee ourselves managing a hotel in Manakamana, Nepal in 2024. We are in the advanced stages of bringing our hotels on the global distribution platform under the Louvre Hotels Group umbrella,” Ajay K. Bakaya, managing director at Sarovar Hotels said.
Grand Sarovar Premiere in Mumbai
Sarovar Hotels is part of Louvre Hotels Group, a major player in the global hospitality industry, with a portfolio that now includes 2,500 hotels in 52 countries. It has a full hotel offering, spanning 1 star to 5 stars, with the Louvre Hotels Group’s historic brands (Première Classe, Kyriad, Campanile, Tulip Inn, Golden Tulip, Royal Tulip), the 5 brands of the Sarovar network in India, and 4 Chinese brands (Metropolo, Jin Jian Inn, Bestay, Goldmet Inn).
