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OYO’s parent company adds 50 vacation homes, plans 200 more in India by FY26

Premium European vacation rental brand accelerates growth with new regions and luxury stays..........

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Oravel, parent company of the hospitality technology company OYO, has announced that its premium European vacation rental brand DanCenter has added 50 vacation homes in the first quarter of FY26. Building on this momentum, it plans to add 200 more homes in the current financial year.

DanCenter in India, now has a network of vacation homes in Lonavala in Maharashtra, Kufri in Himachal Pradesh, Ramgadh in Uttarakhand, Chennai and Mahabalipuram in Tamil Nadu, Idukki in Kerala, Jaipur in Rajasthan, Bangalore in Karnataka & Delhi. The offerings include luxury villas and serviced apartments.

New Markets and Premium Offerings

DanCenter is also planning to enter new regions such as Telangana and the North-East in the times to come. This strategic expansion is designed to meet the rising demand for premium, well-managed vacation homes across the country

The brand’s focus remains on launching only newly constructed vacation homes, ensuring guests enjoy the highest standards of comfort and service Dancenter was launched in Goa in February 2025 with premium villas and apartments.

These vacation homes are complete with premium amenities such as chef-on-call services, concierge assistance, dedicated housekeeping staff, experiential tours, mixology lessons and BBQ on demand & much more.

Local Experiences and Authentic Hospitality

Speaking on the development, Aditya Sharma, Upscale Business Head, Oravel Stay said “At DanCenter, we believe the best way to experience a destination is through its local essence. That’s why our vacation homes across India are designed to offer guests authentic experience that includes local cuisine, cultural interactions, and region-specific experiences that brings them closer to the heart of the place they are visiting. We are also focusing on niche travel groups such as wedding parties and digital nomads.”