Bharuch, situated on the banks of the Narmada River, is positioned by the company as a commercial and industrial hub with connectivity to Ankleshwar, Dahej, Vadodara, Surat, Ahmedabad, Vapi and Valsad. The location is also being pitched as a gateway to religious and tourist sites including Kabirvad and the Statue of Unity.
The hotel includes Citrus Café, a multi-cuisine restaurant, along with banquet and meeting facilities, a fitness centre, a recreation hub named Refresh, and a spa branded Fresco. Surat Airport lies roughly 75 km away, Vadodara Airport about 70 km away, while Bharuch’s railway and bus stations are approximately 7 km from the property.
With the Bharuch launch, Lemon Tree’s operational count in Gujarat rises to 12 hotels, and the company said a further 20 properties are in the pipeline across the state, one of its largest regional pipelines nationally.
Vishvapreet Singh Cheema, President of Lemon Tree Hotels, said: “Our expansion in Gujarat is rooted in a clear objective – to offer seamless, trusted hospitality wherever our guests travel across the state. With an established presence in major economic hubs such as Ahmedabad and Vadodara, alongside our upcoming presence in Surat, our focus is on building an interconnected network that offers consistency and familiarity at every destination.”
Lemon Tree Hotels operates under seven brands spanning the upper-upscale to midscale segments — Aurika Hotels & Resorts, Lemon Tree Premier, Lemon Tree Hotels, Red Fox, Keys Prima, Keys Select and Keys Lite. The group runs over 130 hotels across more than 80 cities in India and abroad, including Bhutan and Nepal, with a further 140-plus properties in the pipeline.
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