A.S Hotels, led by Ashok Gautam, has announced the signing of Wyndham Garden Khajuraho Airport Road, a 92-key hotel being developed in collaboration with Wyndham Hotels & Resorts. The property will open in the third quarter of 2027, thereby strengthening the region’s branded hospitality infrastructure.
Strategically located near the airport, the upcoming hotel will feature 92 well-appointed guest rooms. In addition, it will include an all-day dining restaurant, meeting and event spaces, a fitness centre, and a swimming pool. Furthermore, the property aims to serve both leisure and business travellers by combining modern amenities with the established service standards of the Wyndham Garden brand.
Sharing his perspective, Ashok Gautam, Promoter, A.S Hotels, said, “We are proud to partner with Wyndham Hotels & Resorts to introduce Wyndham Garden to Khajuraho. With its proximity to the airport and world-renowned monuments, we see strong potential for high-quality, branded accommodation in this market. This development reflects our commitment to bringing internationally recognised hospitality standards to key cultural destinations in India.”
Meanwhile, Rahool Macarius, Market Managing Director – Eurasia at Wyndham Hotels & Resorts, highlighted the destination’s appeal. He stated, “Khajuraho is one of India’s most distinctive and culturally rich destinations, with strong appeal for both domestic and international travellers. As connectivity continues to improve, we are seeing growing demand for trusted, high-quality accommodation in locations like this. Through our partnership with A.S Hotels, Wyndham Garden Khajuraho Airport Road will offer guests a comfortable, reliable base from which to experience the destination, while supporting the continued evolution of India’s heritage tourism markets.”
Notably, Khajuraho, known for its UNESCO-listed temples and cultural heritage, continues to attract both domestic and international tourists. Therefore, the addition of a globally branded hotel will enhance the region’s hospitality offerings while supporting the growth of heritage tourism in India.
As connectivity improves and tourism demand grows, this development is likely to play a key role in elevating Khajuraho’s hospitality landscape and strengthening India’s midscale hotel segment.
