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Published on March 12, 2024
Lemon Tree Hotels, a prominent player in the Indian hospitality sector, is set to expand its footprint in Tamil Nadu with the announcement of a new property, Keys Lite by Lemon Tree Hotels, in Coimbatore. This upcoming hotel, managed by Carnation Hotels Private Limited — a wholly-owned subsidiary and the management arm of Lemon Tree Hotels Limited — is expected to open its doors in FY26, marking a significant addition to the brand's portfolio in the region.
Coimbatore, Tamil Nadu's third-largest city, is renowned for its industrial prowess and cultural heritage. The city serves as a gateway to various tourist attractions, including the Sree Ayyappan Temple, which mirrors the architectural grandeur of the original Sabarimala Temple in Kerala, and the Vydehi Waterfall, celebrated for its scenic beauty.
Keys Lite by Lemon Tree Hotels, Coimbatore, is poised to cater to the needs of both business and leisure travellers, offering 40 well-appointed rooms, a restaurant for dining experiences, and a meeting room for corporate events. Its strategic location ensures easy access to Coimbatore International Airport, approximately 10 kilometres away, and Coimbatore Railway Station, about 3 kilometres distant. The hotel's connectivity to major Indian cities via public and private transport further enhances its appeal to visitors.
This new establishment in Coimbatore is part of Lemon Tree Hotels' broader strategy to strengthen its presence in Tamil Nadu, a state rich in historical and religious sites that attract tourists from across the globe. The Coimbatore property will join Lemon Tree Hotels' existing portfolio in the state, which includes five operational hotels and one more in the pipeline.
"We are excited to bring the Keys Lite brand to Coimbatore, further solidifying our commitment to providing exceptional hospitality across Tamil Nadu," said a spokesperson for Lemon Tree Hotels. "With its prime location and our signature service, Keys Lite by Lemon Tree Hotels, Coimbatore, will offer guests a comfortable and memorable stay, whether they're here for business or leisure."
As Lemon Tree Hotels continues to grow its presence in Tamil Nadu and beyond, the Coimbatore project underscores the brand's dedication to offering high-quality accommodations and services that meet the diverse needs of today's travellers.
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