IHCL Expands Taj Resorts Portfolio with Ranthambore Property

Indian Hotels Company (IHCL) has announced the signing of a new resort in the Sawai Madhopur district of Rajasthan under its iconic Taj brand. This greenfield project will further enhance IHCL’s presence in one of the most sought-after wildlife destinations in India, incorporating luxury and sustainability.

In the midst of the Ranthambore wilderness, the 75-key eco-sensitive resort has been conceptualized to reflect the natural beauty of the location. The property includes suites and villas with plunge pools and private courtyards, which blend rustic charm with modern comfort.

Key Highlights

• IHCL’s Taj brand signs new luxury eco-resort in Ranthambore, Rajasthan enhancing wildlife tourism experiences.
• 75-key resort features villas with plunge pools, spa, dining, and sustainable amenities blending luxury with eco-conscious design.
• Partnership with Vanivinayak Hospitality LLP promotes sustainable tourism under IHCL’s ESG+ framework with solar, rainwater harvesting, and local materials.

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The dining experience will provide an all-day dining restaurant, specialty restaurant, bar and safari lounge area, as well as meeting and events space. The guest will also enjoy a heated swimming pool, Taj’s renowned J Wellness Circle spa, a fully equipped fitness center, and Niu & Nau, Taj’s luxury salon concept.

As part of IHCL’s E SG+ framework, Paathya will incorporate responsible practices, including solar powered amenities, rain water harvesting systems, as well as locally sourced sustainable materials.

Vibhishek Singh and Abhishek Pal Singh, Partners at Vanivinayak Hospitality LLP, shared, “We are excited to collaborate with IHCL to bring a luxury wildlife resort to Sawai Madhopur. This partnership marks a milestone in our journey to promote sustainable tourism in the region.”

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Commenting on the signing, Puneet Chhatwal, Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer, IHCL, said, “Having pioneered tourism in Rajasthan, IHCL has positioned the state on the global tourism map with its portfolio of landmark hotels showcasing the region’s cultural richness. The enhanced connectivity to Sawai Madhopur is opening up new avenues for hospitality, making Ranthambore National Park increasingly accessible to discerning travellers. We are delighted to partner with Vanivinayak Hospitality LLP for this exciting new venture.”