Travel to India and discover Lemon Tree Hotels, full-service budget hotels that welcome business and leisure travelers with contemporary accommodations and excellent service in a multitude of cities like Goa, Gurgaon, East Delhi, Chennai and Pune.
Like the fruit they are named after, Lemon Tree Hotels are fresh, cool and sparkling with zest. India’s finest chain of upscale, full service business and leisure hotels at an unexpectedly reasonable price, Lemon Tree Hotels add a new twist to your stay every time. For the traveler on a budget, Lemon Tree Hotels would definitely be the first choice!
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- KRIZM HOTELS PVT LTD[Nov 15, 2008]
Lemon Tree Hotels is one of India’s fastest growing hotel companies in the upscale, full service, moderate price category.
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- Developers look to offload hotel land[Nov 13, 2008]
The hotel industry was expected to add 50,000 keys this year but has now dropped the figure to 30,000. “This figure will plunge further.”
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- Listen to your heart and never fear failure [Nov 07, 2008]
Patu Keswani, the owner of five Lemon Tree Hotels with revenues worth Rs 100 crore and a valuation worth Rs 1,000 crore in 2006, has his dog Sparky as a part of his company's management team.
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- Hot Hotels[Oct 31, 2008]
Romantic Honeymoon Picks
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- Pune Hotels[Oct 16, 2008]
It has been a blessing in disguise for the Pune Hospitality Industry. At a time when the Punya Nagari (Pune) had been craving for better infrastructural facilities the 3rd Commonwealth Youth Games 2008 have helped to boost the morale of the hotel industry
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- Demand for cheap hotel room soars[Oct 12, 2008]
NEW DELHI: Cheaper hotel rooms are selling like hotcakes, even for those who have always been used to look for the five-star tag.
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- PE Funds not Keen on Hotel Projects [Sep 29, 2008]
NEW DELHI: High property prices and spiralling interest rates are holding back many developers and hospitality funds from writing big cheques for hotel projects in India.
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- India Still ‘Incredible’[Sep 07, 2008]
High inflation and terrorism in India may have our politicians in a flap. But guess which group isn’t bothered about any of this?
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- “Housekeeping has to operate in liaison with other departments”[Aug 11, 2008]
Sareena Kochar, General Manager, Housekeeping, Lemon Tree Hotels, New Delhi explains the different roles played by housekeepers to Rashmi Pradhan
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