Stone Wood Hotels & Resorts, a fast-growing hospitality chain in India known for its boutique and experiential stays, is gearing up for a major expansion in 2025. The brand has unveiled plans to open six new properties, strengthening its footprint in key destinations. Three of these upcoming locations will be prime leisure spots across Andhra Pradesh and Telangana, renowned for their scenic landscapes, rich cultural heritage, and increasing demand for luxury accommodations.
Reflecting on this expansion, Shikhar Kumar, Managing Director, Stone Wood Hotels & Resorts, shared, “At Stone Wood Hotels & Resorts, our commitment to exceptional hospitality drives us to expand into new destinations. Our focus remains on offering unique and enriching experiences for travelers while maintaining our asset-light strategy. The upcoming properties will further enhance our ability to cater to the evolving needs of modern travelers.”
Stone Wood Hotels & Resorts’ 2025 expansion aligns with its ambitious growth plans, adding six new properties, including key locations in Andhra Pradesh and Telangana. Currently managing 16 properties across six states and 11 cities, the group will expand its inventory to over 500 rooms. This growth is expected to drive a minimum 10% increase in top-line revenue for 2025, along with improvements in Average Room Rate (ARR) and Revenue per Available Room (RevPAR). The brand will continue its asset-light approach, focusing on lease and revenue-share partnerships to ensure sustainable and flexible expansion. Strategic collaborations will support the investment for these new properties.
The MICE sector and destination weddings have become key revenue drivers for Stone Wood Hotels. The brand’s success fuels its expansion with 16 properties across six states and 11 cities.
The new properties will include dedicated event spaces catering to the rising demand for MICE and weddings. Known for its vibrant F&B and immersive hospitality, Stone Wood aims for a 10% revenue boost in 2025 while introducing offbeat destinations like Jawai, Tadoba, and Coorg. The group continues redefining boutique luxury with personalized, nature-centric retreats.
