Lemon Tree Hotels, a leading hospitality brand in India, has announced the opening of a new property in Pune, further strengthening its presence in Maharashtra. This expansion marks a significant milestone in the company's growth strategy.
Lemon Tree HotelsPuneMaharashtraHospitalityExpansionReal Estate PuneApr 03, 2025
The new Lemon Tree Hotel is located in a prime area of Pune, Maharashtra, offering easy access to major attractions and business districts.
The hotel offers 120 well-appointed rooms, a multi-cuisine restaurant, a well-stocked bar, a fitness center, and extensive conference and meeting facilities.
Lemon Tree Hotels' expansion strategy involves establishing a strong presence in key markets across India, with a focus on high-growth cities like Pune.
Lemon Tree Hotels focuses on providing high-quality service, modern amenities, and a commitment to sustainability and customer satisfaction.
Pune is known for its rich historical sites, prestigious educational institutions, and a thriving tech industry, making it a popular destination for both leisure and business travelers.
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