Sterling Holiday Resorts announced the opening of Sterling Rampath Ayodhya, its 67th property and 57th destination, in the sacred city of Lord Ram. Strategically located just off the ceremonial Ram Path, the hotel offers seamless access to the iconic Ram Mandir, making it an ideal retreat for pilgrims, families, and cultural travellers.
A milestone in spiritual tourism
With this milestone launch, Sterling strengthens its presence in India’s fast-growing spiritual tourism segment, with Sterling Rampath Ayodhya becoming the brand’s 11th spiritual destination. The property reaffirms Sterling’s vision of creating soulful journeys that combine devotion with comfort, designed for travellers seeking spiritual and cultural immersion across the country.
Comfort and cuisine
The hotel features 35 thoughtfully designed rooms, including Cocoon Doubles, Deluxe, and Classic categories, all crafted to provide serenity and comfort after darshan and temple visits. Dining is anchored by The Divine, a pure-veg multi-cuisine restaurant offering sattvic-inspired meals, with Jain options available on request—aligned with Ayodhya’s spiritual ethos.
Leadership insights
“Ayodhya is at the heart of India’s spiritual and cultural renaissance. Sterling Rampath Ayodhya is more than a hotel — it is a gateway to devotion and discovery, serving guests who arrive with faith, families, and a sense of cultural curiosity. This milestone opening also marks another significant step in our mission to deliver transformational travel experiences across India,” said Vikram Lalvani, MD & CEO, Sterling Holiday Resorts.
Rishi Uppal, Director Kalyan KK Hotels India Pvt Ltd., added: “Ayodhya is emerging as one of India’s most important spiritual destinations. Our vision was to create a property that not only serves pilgrims with comfort and care but also honours the cultural fabric of the city. In Sterling, we found a partner who shares this vision—bringing operational depth, brand trust, and guest-centric hospitality that ensures every visitor leaves with a truly blessed experience.”
