Manglam Group has entered the hospitality sector with the launch of The Westin Jaipur Kant Kalwar Resort & Spa, thereby unveiling its first hotel project and marking a strategic diversification for the Rajasthan-based real estate developer. Through this launch, the Group has formally initiated its hospitality vertical, Manglam Spa and Resorts, while signalling its long-term intent to build a meaningful presence in the sector.
Moreover, this hospitality foray aligns with Manglam Group’s planned investment of Rs 1,000 crore in the segment. The newly launched resort, developed at an approximate cost of Rs 300 crore, anchors the Group’s hospitality portfolio and underscores its ambition to scale across luxury, wellness-focused, and serviced accommodation formats. Situated at Kant Kalwar near the foothills of the Aravalli range, the nine-acre property features 135 rooms and seven dedicated venues for meetings and social events. Additionally, the development follows sustainability-driven planning, as it prioritizes energy efficiency, climate-responsive architecture, and the use of locally sourced materials.
Commenting on the launch, N. K. Gupta, Chairman, Manglam Group, said, “Having built a legacy of transforming real estate in Rajasthan through world-class infrastructure and disciplined delivery, stepping into hospitality was a natural progression for Manglam. The Westin Jaipur reflects our commitment to creating assets that elevate the city’s global standing. As Marriott International’s 200th property in India, this launch not only celebrates a milestone for the brand, but it also sets the tone for Manglam’s future in hospitality with projects that are premium, service-led, and internationally benchmarked.”
Meanwhile, Manglam Group continues to advance a broader hospitality roadmap beyond this flagship project. The Group is developing more than 200 serviced apart’otel units under the Fern Habitat brand at Pinkwalk, Jagatpura, and is simultaneously planning two additional hospitality developments, including a resort-centric project and an urban hotel. Consequently, these initiatives collectively support Manglam’s strategy to create a diversified hospitality portfolio while also reinforcing Jaipur’s evolution into a multi-format destination for leisure, wellness, and business travel.
