Lemon Tree Signs New Resort in Pench, Maharashtra

Lemon Tree Hotels has announced the signing of its newest property, Lemon Tree Resort, Pench, Maharashtra, which will be managed by its wholly-owned subsidiary, Carnation Hotels.

The upcoming resort is strategically located near the popular Pench Tiger Reserve, a renowned wildlife destination that attracts both domestic and international tourists. The resort will feature 60 well-appointed rooms, designed to offer comfort and convenience to leisure travelers, wildlife enthusiasts, and families seeking a premium stay experience. In addition to modern accommodation, the resort will house a multi-cuisine restaurant, a banquet hall, a swimming pool, a spa, and a range of recreational facilities to enhance guest experiences.

Key Highlights

• Lemon Tree signs a 60-room resort in Pench, Maharashtra
• Resort to feature restaurant, banquet, pool, spa, and recreation
• Located 85 km from Nagpur Airport and 62 km from Nagpur Railway

Connectivity will be a key advantage, as the property is well-linked through both public and private transport. The Nagpur Airport is located approximately 85 km away, while the Nagpur Railway Station is about 62 km from the resort, making it easily accessible for guests traveling from across India.

Speaking on the occasion, Vilas Pawar, CEO – Managed & Franchise Business, Lemon Tree Hotels commented, “We are delighted to further enhance our wildlife portfolio where we already have five existing properties. This resort will further expand our presence in Maharashtra where we currently operate 14 hotels and have 10 more upcoming ones.”

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With this addition, Lemon Tree Hotels continues to expand its footprint in India’s leisure destinations, strengthening its portfolio of resorts located near wildlife sanctuaries and national parks. The new property reinforces the brand’s focus on delivering high-quality hospitality, while tapping into the growing demand for experiential travel, particularly in eco-tourism and nature-centric holidays.