Lords Hotels and Resorts has signed their newest property, Lords Inn Katra, in Jammu and Kashmir. This move supports the company’s goal to enhance its presence in key religious destinations across India, strengthening its position as a leading hotel management brand.
Set to open in early 2025, Lords Inn Katra will offer 52 well-appointed rooms designed for comfort and relaxation. Guests can enjoy a rooftop restaurant with stunning views and a delightful dining experience. The hotel will also feature a state-of-the-art spa and therapy center, providing a serene retreat for those seeking rejuvenation after their spiritual journey.
Conveniently located near the Katra railway station and only 300 meters from the Yatra starting point to Shri Mata Vaishno Devi Temple, Lords Inn Katra ensures easy access for guests on their pilgrimage.
Lords Hotels and Resorts remains dedicated to delivering exceptional hospitality and creating memorable guest experiences as the company grows. They plan to expand to 100 hotels within the next three years, increasing their presence in India, Nepal, and other emerging markets.
Pushpendra Bansal, COO of Lords Hotels & Resorts, expressed his excitement about this new venture, highlighting the cultural importance of Katra. He noted that the hotel is set to become an ideal choice for devotees and pilgrims visiting the Mata Vaishno Devi Temple, emphasizing the strategic importance of expanding in Jammu and Kashmir.
Vikas Suri, vice president of operations & development at Lords Hotels & Resorts, commented on the new acquisition, stating, “To maximize further growth and expansion opportunities, we are delighted to consolidate our presence in Jammu and Kashmir with the opening of our second property in this region. The hotel will offer top-class accommodation and the finest services at competitive rates.”
He also expressed his enthusiasm for the new collaboration, stating, “This partnership marks a significant milestone for us, and we are excited to work together to bring exceptional hospitality services to Katra.”
