Indian Hotels Company Limited (IHCL) has announced the opening of Ginger Goa, Arpora, strengthening the hospitality company's presence in Goa with a new 77-room property in North Goa.

Located in Arpora, the hotel is positioned around Ginger's lean luxe hospitality philosophy, combining contemporary design, social spaces and practical amenities for today's travellers.

Commenting on the opening, Deepika Rao, Executive Vice President – Select Service Business, IHCL, said, “The opening of Ginger Goa, Arpora strengthens IHCL’s presence in the state. Reflecting Ginger’s lean luxe philosophy, the hotel offers contemporary design, vibrant social spaces and the comfort and convenience that today’s travellers seek.”

Ginger Goa, Arpora features 77 thoughtfully designed rooms, providing guests with a convenient base for exploring North Goa.

The hotel's dining offering includes Qmin, Ginger's signature all-day diner, while guests can also unwind at the property's pool café and bar.

For business and social occasions, the hotel offers versatile banqueting and outdoor lawn spaces suitable for corporate meetings, conferences, social gatherings and celebrations.

The property's location provides access to several of Goa's popular attractions. Guests can explore Fort Aguada, visit Miramar and Sinquerim beaches, or take in views from Anjuna Hillpoint.

The opening adds another property to IHCL's growing portfolio in Goa while expanding the presence of the Ginger brand in the state's hospitality market.

About IHCL

The Indian Hotels Company Limited (IHCL) and its subsidiaries operate a portfolio of hospitality brands spanning luxury, upscale, mid-scale, wellness and experiential stays. Its portfolio includes Taj, Claridges Collection, Brij, Atmantan, SeleQtions, Gateway, Vivanta, Tree of Life and Ginger, among others.

IHCL was founded by Jamsetji Tata, with its first hotel, The Taj Mahal Palace, opening in Bombay in 1903.

According to the company, IHCL has a portfolio of 660 hotels, including 274 in the pipeline, across four continents, 15 countries and more than 300 locations.