Sarovar Hotels & Resorts has announced the signing of a management agreement with Sunniva Inn Boutique Hotel & Spa to open a Golden Tulip branded hotel in Nepal.
Golden Tulip Bhairahawa will become the 12th Golden Tulip hotel in the growing portfolio of Sarovar Hotels & Resorts and the first Golden Tulip hotel in Nepal.
Slated to open in May 2024, the hotel is located in Bhairahawa, (Rupandehi district), 08 km from Gautam Buddha International Airport and within 30-minute drive from Lumbini. The hotel will feature 52 discerning and well-appointed rooms designed with contemporary aesthetics, two exquisite restaurants offering a gastronomic journey that will complement the city’s rich culinary scene, a rooftop bar, and a swimming pool.
The hotel will also offer a state-of-the-art fitness centre, a spa, and cutting-edge meeting and event facilities making it an ideal choice for conferences, seminars, and special events. An entertainment zone and a Casino will also be launched at a later date.
Speaking at the inaugural ceremony, Ajay K. Bakaya Managing Director, Sarovar Hotels & Resorts and Director, Louvre Hotels India said, “The signing of Golden Tulip Bhairahawa is in line with our growth strategy and our vision to expand our presence in international markets.
“We foresee a great demand and opportunity available in the region for established brands that cater to discerning global leisure travellers looking forward to experiencing the natural beauty, heritage cuisine & culture of Nepal. We are pleased to partner with Sunniva Inn Boutique Hotel & Spa to bring a world-class brand from our portfolio of hotels.”
Adding further to the comment, Santosh Kumar KC Verma CEO, Sunniva Inn Boutique Hotel & Spa said, “Our partnership with Sarovar Hotels & Resorts to open a globally renowned hotel brand is a significant step in achieving our mission to redefine the hospitality landscape in Nepal. We are confident that visitors to our country will experience and enjoy a world-class brand with world-renowned Indian hospitality standards.”
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