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Lemon Tree Hotels expands in Gujarat

New property signing expands Lemon Tree Hotel's portfolio, opening expected in FY 2029

Signing of Lemon Tree Hotel, Valsad, Gujarat
Signing of Lemon Tree Hotel, Valsad, Gujarat

Lemon Tree Hotels announced its latest signing — Lemon Tree Hotel, Valsad, Gujarat. The property, which shall be managed by Carnation Hotels Private Limited, a wholly-owned subsidiary of Lemon Tree Hotels Limited, is expected to open in FY 2029.

Discover Valsad: A Hub of Industry and Heritage

Valsad, a city in southern part of Gujarat, is renowned for its industrial estates and rich cultural heritage. The Valsad district is agriculturally prominent and is known especially for being a hub for Alphonso mangoes. The city features popular attractions like Tithal Beach, with its black sand and serene coastline, and Udvada Zoroastrian fire temple, the oldest Parsi Agiyari which holds significant spiritual site. It also boasts several temples, lush greenery, and tranquil surroundings that reflect its historical and natural charm. Valsad enjoys excellent rail and road connectivity to major cities like Mumbai, Surat, and Ahmedabad, making it an important commercial and cultural hub in Gujarat.

Features of Lemon Tree Hotel, Valsad

Lemon Tree Hotel, Valsad, Gujarat will feature 46 well-appointed rooms, two restaurants, a banquet, a meeting room, a swimming pool, a spa and other public areas. The nearest airport, Surat International Airport, is approximately 99 kms away from the property while the Valsad Railway Station is about 5 kms away. The hotel is also well connected by roadways for both public and private transport.

A Message from Lemon Tree Hotels

Speaking on the occasion, Vilas Pawar, CEO – Managed & Franchise Business, Lemon Tree Hotels, commented, “We are delighted to strengthen our portfolio in Gujarat, an economic powerhouse known for its rich cultural heritage, diverse landscapes, and vibrant history. This opening will be in addition to our seven existing and fourteen upcoming hotels in the state.”