Sarovar Hotels announces the opening of Sarovar Premiere Srinagar, its third property in the city. The 83-room upscale hotel offers timeless charm of Srinagar.
Design and Interiors
The hotel’s architecture and interiors showcase a contemporary design, featuring a modern lobby adorned with stylish furnishings and local art that celebrates the rich culture of Kashmir.
The rooms; ranging from Deluxe Rooms to expansive Two-Bedroom Suites – are designed with plush bedding, amenities, and large windows offering captivating views of the city skyline.
A Culinary Destination – Sulaiman Restaurant
For dining, Sulaiman, an all-day multi-cuisine restaurant spanning 5,550 sq. ft., presents a menu inspired by local and international flavors. With a seating capacity of 200, including an open terrace called Alfresco, where guests can take in panoramic views of the city in a setting suited for both casual meals and grand dining experiences.
Versatile Event Spaces – Habba Khatoon Banquet Hall
Additionally, the hotel features Habba Khatoon, a banquet hall accommodating up to 150 guests, may that be for corporate events, weddings or private gatherings.
Leadership Perspectives on the Launch
Speaking on the launch, Ajay K. Bakaya, Chairman, Sarovar Hotels and Director, Louvre Hotels India, said: “We are delighted to expand our presence in Srinagar with Sarovar Premiere. This new property is a testament to our commitment to offering unmatched hospitality and personalized experiences. With its prime location and warm Kashmiri hospitality, we are confident that Sarovar Premiere Srinagar will set new standards in the city’s hospitality landscape.”
Adding to this, Manzoor Shah, Managing Director, Manzoor Shariq Hotels and Resorts, expressed his enthusiasm, stating: “Our partnership with Sarovar Hotels marks a significant milestone in our journey to elevate Srinagar’s hospitality offerings. With Sarovar Premiere, we aspire to blend the city’s natural beauty and cultural richness with exceptional service standards. We believe that this hotel will not only cater to the increasing influx of leisure travelers but also contribute to the local economy by creating job opportunities and promoting local craftsmanship.”
