Royal Orchid Hotels Ltd (ROHL) continues its expansion in East India with the inauguration of its first hotel in Odisha, Regenta Central, located in the coastal city of Puri. This marks ROHL's fourth venture in East India and signifies a strategic move to tap into the region's growing tourism sector.

Regenta Central is ideally situated only 50 meters from Puri’s Golden Beach, offering guests unique access to one of the area's most beautiful natural resources. The hotel aims to become a favored choice for travelers seeking spiritual, wellness, or cultural experiences in Odisha, a state rich in heritage and religious significance.

Chander K Baljee, Chairman and Managing Director of ROHL, commented on the expansion, stating, "The launch of Regenta Central in Odisha marks a significant milestone as we continue on an aggressive expansion mode for this fiscal year. We have recently announced new hotel openings in Kasauli, Surat, and Mumbai, and anticipate more in the near future."

The hotel is located 5 kilometers from the Puri Railway Station and close to the iconic Lord Jagannatha Temple, also known as Srikhetram. This proximity makes Regenta Central a convenient and appealing option for visitors who wish to explore the spiritual life of Puri.

Regenta Central features 55 elegantly designed rooms across four categories, each offering balconies or sit-outs with sea views. This addition to ROHL’s portfolio is designed to cater to the diverse needs of its guests, ensuring a comfortable and memorable stay.

Arjun Baljee, President of ROHL, expressed enthusiasm about the new opening, saying, "With the opening of Regenta Central in Puri, we are well on our way to launching 35 new hotels this year. This property underscores our commitment to expanding our brand across the country and providing innovative and unique hospitality experiences to our guests."

This new development not only strengthens ROHL's presence in Eastern India but also supports the local economy by attracting more tourists to the region, boosting both cultural engagement and economic growth.