Lemon Tree Hotels Limited has signed a License Agreement for Lemon Tree Hotel, Janakpur in Nepal. The property will be managed by Carnation Hotels Private Limited, a wholly-owned subsidiary of Lemon Tree Hotels Limited.
The hotel will feature 85 well-appointed rooms, a restaurant, banquet hall, meeting and conference room, bar lounge, swimming pool, spa, and a fitness centre, bringing a full-service branded hospitality experience to a destination that draws visitors for both faith and leisure. The property is located in Dhanusha District, Janakpurdham Sub-Metropolitan City, near principal pilgrimage sites including Janaki Temple, Ram Mandir, Vivah Mandap, and Dhanush Sagar and Ganga Sagar ponds.
With this signing, the group's international portfolio grows to 11 properties, comprising 6 operational hotels and 5 upcoming properties across Nepal, Bhutan, and Dubai. In Nepal specifically, the group's presence expands to 8 properties, with 3 operational hotels and 5 in the pipeline including the current signing.
Janakpurdham is the birthplace of Goddess Sita and the ancient capital of the Mithila Kingdom. The city draws millions of pilgrims and heritage travellers from across Nepal and India, particularly during Vivah Panchami and Ram Navami, making it one of the subcontinent's most visited destinations of faith.
Lemon Tree Hotels operates 130 hotels across 80 cities in India and abroad, with a pipeline of 140 upcoming properties, in addition to 2 hotels in Bhutan and 1 in Dubai. The group's seven brands include Aurika Hotels and Resorts, Lemon Tree Premier, Lemon Tree Hotels, Red Fox, Keys Prima, Keys Select, and Keys Lite, covering upper upscale, upscale, upper midscale, midscale, leisure, wildlife, and spiritual segments. Since opening its first 49-room hotel in 2004, the group has grown to 270 operational and upcoming properties.
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