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Hyatt partners with Saraca for four hotels in North India

Hyatt Hotels Corporation has partnered with Saraca Hotels & Resorts to introduce four new hotels across Uttar Pradesh and Uttarakhand in India. The agreement will bring the Unscripted by Hyatt brand to India for the first time. It also includes new properties under the Destination by Hyatt and Hyatt Place brands.

The four properties include Saraca Hotel Lucknow, Saraca Resort & Spa Corbett, a new Destination by Hyatt resort and Hyatt Place Jim Corbett Mohaan.

The partnership will expand Hyatt's presence in the region. It also aims to offer authentic hospitality experiences inspired by local culture and natural surroundings.

Vikas Chawla, president of Hyatt India & Southwest Asia, highlighted India's importance as a growth market. He said destinations such as Lucknow and Corbett offer diverse experiences that appeal to today's travellers.

Four hotels across two destinations

Saraca Hotel Lucknow, located on Mall Avenue, will feature 41 rooms. Its design and dining experiences will celebrate the city's rich cultural heritage.

Saraca Resort & Spa Corbett will offer 44 rooms on the edge of Corbett Tiger Reserve. The property will focus on nature-based experiences.

The partnership also includes a 20-acre resort under the Destination by Hyatt brand near Jim Corbett National Park. It will feature 111 accommodations.

Meanwhile, Hyatt Place Jim Corbett Mohaan will offer 70 guestrooms. The hotel will cater to both leisure and business travellers.

Mohammad Abdullah, founder of Saraca Hotels & Resorts, welcomed the partnership. He highlighted the companies' shared vision of preserving each destination's character while reaching a wider audience.

The agreement marks another step in Hyatt's expansion across India. It strengthens the group's presence in destinations known for their cultural heritage and natural attractions.


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Hyatt partners with Saraca for four hotels in North India
Hyatt partners with Saraca for four hotels in North India

Hyatt Hotels Corporation has partnered with Saraca Hotels & Resorts to introduce four new hotels across Uttar Pradesh and Uttarakhand in India. The agreement will bring the Unscripted by Hyatt brand to India for the first time. It also includes new properties under the Destination by Hyatt and Hyatt Place brands.

The four properties include Saraca Hotel Lucknow, Saraca Resort & Spa Corbett, a new Destination by Hyatt resort and Hyatt Place Jim Corbett Mohaan.

The partnership will expand Hyatt's presence in the region. It also aims to offer authentic hospitality experiences inspired by local culture and natural surroundings.

Vikas Chawla, president of Hyatt India & Southwest Asia, highlighted India's importance as a growth market. He said destinations such as Lucknow and Corbett offer diverse experiences that appeal to today's travellers.

Four hotels across two destinations

Saraca Hotel Lucknow, located on Mall Avenue, will feature 41 rooms. Its design and dining experiences will celebrate the city's rich cultural heritage.

Saraca Resort & Spa Corbett will offer 44 rooms on the edge of Corbett Tiger Reserve. The property will focus on nature-based experiences.

The partnership also includes a 20-acre resort under the Destination by Hyatt brand near Jim Corbett National Park. It will feature 111 accommodations.

Meanwhile, Hyatt Place Jim Corbett Mohaan will offer 70 guestrooms. The hotel will cater to both leisure and business travellers.

Mohammad Abdullah, founder of Saraca Hotels & Resorts, welcomed the partnership. He highlighted the companies' shared vision of preserving each destination's character while reaching a wider audience.

The agreement marks another step in Hyatt's expansion across India. It strengthens the group's presence in destinations known for their cultural heritage and natural attractions.


This story was selected and published by a human editor, with content adapted from original press material using AI tools. Spot an error? Report it here.

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