Lemon Tree Hotels Limited , a prominent player in India's hospitality sector, has announced its latest expansion move in Gujarat. The company has signed a license agreement for a new 54-room property in Gandhidham, further solidifying its presence in the state.

Key Highlights of the Expansion

• Property Name: Lemon Tree Hotel, Gandhidham
• Management: Carnation Hotels Private Limited (wholly-owned subsidiary of Lemon Tree Hotels Limited)
• Location: Gandhidham, Kutch district, Gujarat
• Proximity: 13 km from Kandla Airport, 12 km from Gandhidham Railway Station

Property Features

Strategic Importance

Gandhidham, the largest city in Gujarat's Kutch district, holds significant commercial importance due to its proximity to Kandla Port, one of India's major ports. This strategic location positions the new Lemon Tree Hotel to cater to both business travelers and tourists visiting the region.

Expanding Presence in Gujarat

This new property strengthens Lemon Tree Hotels' foothold in Gujarat, where the company already has:

• 9 operational properties
• 19 upcoming properties (excluding the newly announced Gandhidham hotel)

Management's Perspective

Vilas Pawar, CEO of Managed & Franchise Business at Lemon Tree Hotels, commented on the expansion: "With this signing, we will expand our business & leisure portfolio in Gujarat. This perfectly aligns with the company's vision of offering refreshing and comfortable stays across all destinations."

Company Overview

Lemon Tree Hotels Limited has established itself as one of India's leading hospitality companies, catering to a diverse range of customers across various segments. The company operates under seven distinct brands:

1. Aurika Hotels & Resorts
2. Lemon Tree Premier
3. Lemon Tree Hotels
4. Red Fox
5. Keys Prima
6. Keys Select
7. Keys Lite

As of the latest data, Lemon Tree Hotels:

• Operates over 120 hotels across 75+ cities in India and abroad
• Has a pipeline of 110+ upcoming properties

This expansion in Gandhidham aligns with the company's strategy of penetrating both metro hubs and tier II & III cities, reinforcing its position in the Indian hospitality market.

The new Lemon Tree Hotel in Gandhidham is poised to offer a fresh and vibrant experience to both business and leisure travelers, contributing to the company's growing portfolio in Gujarat and across India.

Lemon Tree Hotels Limited, a prominent player in India's hospitality sector, has announced the launch of its newest property, Keys Lite by Lemon Tree Hotels, in Jaipur. This marks the company's 12th hotel in Rajasthan, further solidifying its presence in the state's capital.

Property Details

The newly opened Keys Lite by Lemon Tree Hotels in Jaipur boasts the following features:

This property represents Lemon Tree's third venture in Jaipur, a city recently ranked 5th among the world's best cities for travelers in the Travel + Leisure "World's Best Awards 2025."

Strategic Expansion

Vishvapreet Singh Cheema, President of Lemon Tree Hotels, commented on the opening, stating, "Jaipur continues to be one of India's most sought-after destinations, attracting both leisure and business travellers. With this new opening, our third in the city, we are delighted to strengthen our presence in Rajasthan and offer guests the brand's signature combination of comfort, warmth, and value in a city that epitomises culture and hospitality."

Company Overview

Lemon Tree Hotels Limited operates across various hospitality segments with seven distinct brands:

1. Aurika Hotels & Resorts
2. Lemon Tree Premier
3. Lemon Tree Hotels
4. Red Fox
5. Keys Prima
6. Keys Select
7. Keys Lite

The company's portfolio now includes:

From its humble beginnings with a 49-room hotel in 2004, Lemon Tree Hotels has grown significantly, now managing 230+ properties (both operational and upcoming). The company continues to expand its reach across metro hubs, tier II & III cities in India, and international locations including Dubai, Bhutan, and Nepal.

This latest addition in Jaipur underscores Lemon Tree Hotels' commitment to growth and its strategy to capitalize on India's burgeoning hospitality sector, particularly in key tourist destinations like Rajasthan.