Lords Hotels Opens Resort in Salangpur, Gujarat

Lords Hotels and Resorts has announced the opening of a new destination property in Salangpur, expanding its footprint in India’s growing religious tourism and cultural tourism segment.

The new resort strengthens the brand’s presence in emerging travel markets while aligning with its “True Value Hospitality” positioning.

Strategically located within driving distance of Rajkot, Ahmedabad, and Vadodara, the property offers convenient accessibility for spiritual travellers, families, and wedding guests. The resort is situated close to prominent pilgrimage landmarks, including Shri Kashtabhanjan Hanumanji Temple and BAPS Swaminarayan Mandir.

Key Highlights

• Lords Hotels opens new resort in Salangpur near major temples
• 47-key property with banquet hall, spa, pool, and wedding facilities
• Group expands to 70 hotels across 57 destinations globally

This makes it an ideal stay option for devotees visiting the town. The resort features a total of 47 accommodations, comprising 24 cottages and 23 rooms. Designed to cater to both pilgrimage and leisure guests, the property offers a banquet hall and a landscaped party lawn for weddings and social gatherings, along with a multi-cuisine restaurant, spa, swimming pool, and open recreational areas suited for family outings and child-friendly stays.

Pushpendra Bansal, COO, Lords Hotels and Resorts, said, "The opening aligns with the company’s focus on integrating spiritual travel with comfortable stays and event-led destination offerings in pilgrimage markets."

Sudhir Jena, VP – Corporate, Lords Hotels and Resorts, added that, "The brand’s expansion strategy prioritises destinations with steady year-round demand, with Salangpur showing potential across spiritual tourism, weddings, and social functions."

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With this addition, Lords Hotels and Resorts now operates 70 hotels across 57 destinations in India, Nepal, and the United States. The launch reflects the group’s continued expansion strategy in high-potential travel corridors, particularly those driven by spiritual tourism, destination weddings, and regional leisure travel.