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Stotrak Hotels to launch luxury resort in Gwalior, Madhya Pradesh

A greenfield hotel marking Stotrak’s Madhya Pradesh entry and Eikyam Arts’ debut in hospitality.

Banquet - Pukhraj Mahal
Banquet - Pukhraj Mahal

Stotrak Hotels signed an agreement with Eikyam Arts to develop a greenfield hotel project in Madhya Pradesh.

Project timeline and significance

Set to open in September 2025, GPC Rambagh Resort, Gwalior, will mark Stotrak Hotel’s entry into Madhya Pradesh and simultaneously become Eikyam Arts’ first venture into hospitality.

Leadership perspectives

Manish Goyal, Director, Stotrak Hotels Pvt Ltd said, “Gwalior, much like our destinations in Uttarakhand, Rajasthan, and Himachal Pradesh, is attracting growing footfalls from Northern Indian states. The city has great potential as a choice for a destination wedding, especially for couples seeking a blend of history, culture, and modern convenience.”

Rraj Sigh, Founder Eikyam Arts said, “After building a strong foundation in real estate, stepping into hospitality was a natural progression for us. ‘GPC Rambagh Resort by Stotrak’ is not just another project – it’s our entry point into creating experiences. With Stotrak’s expertise in curated stays and our strength in infrastructure, this partnership is built on complementary values and a long-term vision.”

“Our partnership with Eikyam Arts reflects our shared vision to unlock the tourism potential of Tier-II cities with quality-driven hospitality experiences,” further added Manish Goyal.

Project features and design

Spread across 3 acres (approx. 20,860 sqm / 10 bighas), the under-construction GPC Rambagh Resort by Stotrak is designed to blend comfort, accessibility, and elegance. Once complete, it will feature 24 rooms including 2 Rambagh Signature Suites, a dedicated reception area, a 4,500 square-foot restaurant space, lush landscaped gardens, Pukhraj Mahal, a 6,000 square-foot banquet hall, and ample parking capacity for over 50 cars—making it a compelling destination for leisure, weddings, and event-based tourism.