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ITC Hotels signs Welcomhotel Vrindavan

Strengthening its presence in Uttar Pradesh with a property designed for spiritual tourism and cultural travellers.......

Anil Chadha, MD-ITCHL with Shri Chaudhary Dinanath Agrawal, Nandan & Narendra Agrawal of KD Greens at the Welcomhotel Vrindavan
Anil Chadha, MD-ITCHL with Shri Chaudhary Dinanath Agrawal, Nandan & Narendra Agrawal of KD Greens at the Welcomhotel Vrindavan

ITC Hotels Limited (ITCHL) announced the signing of a new Welcomhotel in Vrindavan, Uttar Pradesh with M/s. KD Greens, Mathura. This marks the entry of the Welcomhotel brand into an important market and further strengthens ITCHL’s footprint in Uttar Pradesh, which currently has six operating hotels offering 479 keys, with more properties across brands in the pipeline.

Property overview and features

Spread across 3 acres, Welcomhotel by ITC Hotels Vrindavan will feature 120 guest rooms along with large banqueting spaces, an all-day dining restaurant, a specialty restaurant, swimming pool, spa, and kids club.

Industry insight and vision

Anil Chadha, Managing Director, ITC Hotels said, “India’s pilgrimage tourism has witnessed a big upswing. Travellers are seeking meaning-driven journeys, spaces of reflection, and connections with heritage and self. As the country experiences a surge in domestic travel with cultural pride, spiritual destinations have become vibrant tourism hubs, driving footfall and economic opportunity across various cities and heritage sites. We recognise this growing demand. Welcomhotel Vrindavan shall reflect the legacy of this sacred town.”

Partnership outlook

Narendra Kumar Agrawal, Partner, KD Greens said, “We are delighted to have entered into an agreement for Welcomhotel by ITC Hotels Vrindavan with ITC Hotels Limited. We are confident this association will contribute to the growing landscape of Vrindavan and Mathura. Destinations such as Goverdhan, Barsana, and Gokul also add to the charm of these cities, making the hotel an ideal choice for religious tourism and wedding destinations.”