Lords Hotels & Resorts expands Gujarat footprint, signs property in Bhuj

The upcoming hotel, scheduled to open in December 2026, will feature 35 well-appointed rooms, a restaurant and banquet facility, catering to leisure travellers, families and guests visiting the region for business and social occasions.  

Lords Hotels & Resorts continues to expand its presence in Gujarat with the signing of Lords Inn Madhapar, Bhuj, adding another destination to its growing portfolio in the state.

Located in Madhapar, the upcoming hotel, scheduled to open in December 2026, will feature 35 well-appointed rooms, a restaurant and banquet facility, catering to leisure travellers, families and guests visiting the region for business and social occasions.  

Pushpendra Bansal, COO, Lords Hotels & Resorts, said, “Gujarat continues to be an important market for us, with destinations such as Bhuj offering considerable potential across leisure and business travel. With Lords Inn Madhapar, we aim to bring our True Value hospitality standards and guest-focused experiences to this culturally rich destination while strengthening our presence across the state.”

Sudhir Jena, VP Corporate, Lords Hotels & Resorts, shared, “Bhuj and the larger Kutch region have a distinctive identity, shaped by their heritage, culture and growing tourism appeal. We see this signing as an opportunity to be part of the region's evolving hospitality landscape and offer travellers a comfortable and welcoming stay as they explore Kutch.”

“At Lords Inn Madhapar, our focus will be on delivering attentive service and creating meaningful guest experiences. We aim to ensure that every guest feels welcomed and well cared for through personalised attention, warm hospitality and consistent service standards, making their stay in Bhuj memorable and enjoyable,” added Shilaaditya Mukherjee, AVP – Operations, Lords Hotels & Resorts. 

Bhuj is known for its rich heritage, traditional handicrafts, historic architecture and proximity to the Rann of Kutch. The city serves as an important base for travellers exploring the region's cultural and historical attractions. Among these is Dholavira, the UNESCO World Heritage Site renowned for its remains of the ancient Harappan civilisation, located approximately two hours from the property.