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The flagship launch in Gurugram will be Holiday Inn’s third hotel within the wider Delhi-NCR area.
InterContinental Hotels Group, the owner and franchisor of more than 5,900 hotels worldwide, has launched its popular Holiday Inn brand in Gurugram, India, with the opening of Holiday Inn Gurugram Sector 90.
Situated on a Multi Utility Corridor, this 263-room hotel will is easily accessible from Indira Gandhi International Airport (45 minutes), Gurugram’s railway station (30 minutes), and Huda City Centre Metro Station (30 minutes).
The new hotel is part of mixed-use development ‘V3S Sapphire 90’, which also features a retail centre, multiplex, food court, and selection of restaurants.
“We are proud to debut our Holiday Inn brand in Gurugram with a prolific and respected owner like V3S Vikas Surya Group (Crown Propbuild Private Limited),” said Sudeep Jain, MD, South West Asia, IHG. “We are confident that the hotel is well placed to serve guests as markets start to recover, as well as in the long term as it represents a best in class product in our portfolio.
“The Holiday Inn Brand family has long been our growth driver in India, which is primarily driven by domestic tourism. In light of the current circumstances, domestic travel is expected to recover first, and consequently, we believe that the midscale category will be the first to recover.”
Holiday Inn Gurugram Sector 90 offers an expansive all-day dining restaurant, featuring a bar and lounge that serves Asian, Indian and Western cuisine with both buffet and à la carte offerings. The hotel also includes banquet and meeting rooms spread across 5,500 square ft., as well as a rooftop swimming pool and 24-hour fitness centre.
“We are very happy to partner with IHG and announce the opening of Holiday Inn Gurugram Sector 90,” said Peayush Agarwal, group president, V3S Vikas Surya Group. “As one of the world’s most trusted hotel brands, we believe that guests are more confident in staying at a Holiday Inn hotel as they begin to travel again.”
