IHCL opens doors to 181-key Taj Palace in Lucknow
TAJ PALACE LUCKNOW EXPANDS ITS PRESENCE IN UTTAR PRADESH
The hotel was inaugurated by Yogi Adityanath, Chief Minister of Uttar Pradesh. The opening of the second Taj hotel said to reflect IHCL's commitment to the region.
Indian Hotels Company (IHCL) announced the opening of Taj Palace, Lucknow. The hotel was inaugurated by Yogi Adityanath, Chief Minister of Uttar Pradesh. Located in the heart of Gomti Nagar, the 181-key Taj Palace, Lucknow, aims to offer a contemporary expression of the city’s enduring character.
Culinary experiences include Bistrot, a contemporary café serving artisanal teas, handcrafted coffees and light bites; Chinese flavours at House of Ming; Machan, an all-day dining destination offering a selection of local and international cuisines; and Shadow & Oak, the whisky bar.
Puneet Chhatwal, Managing Director & Chief Executive Officer, IHCL, “As India's economic and tourism landscape continues to expand, cities such as Lucknow are emerging as important centres of growth, driven by infrastructure development, rising investment and increasing visitation. The opening of the second Taj hotel is reflective of the state’s growing prominence and our commitment to the region.”
He added, “IHCL has a long-standing presence in Uttar Pradesh, which has today grown to a strong 60-hotel portfolio across more than 20 cities. Through its diverse brands, IHCL showcases the state’s rich spiritual and cultural heritage while expanding into its emerging commercial hubs.”
Guests can also rejuvenate at J Wellness Circle, along with the state-of-the-art fitness centre or the rooftop swimming pool. The Chambers, Taj’s exclusive members-only business club, debuts in the state, alongside providing a private setting for meetings.
Santosh Shetty, General Manager, Taj Palace, Lucknow, said “Taj Palace, Lucknow, reflects the city's evolving character, blending contemporary elegance with nature-inspired design. We look forward to welcoming guests with the warmth of Tajness in this modern sanctuary of new Lucknow.”
