WAE Revolutionizes Hospitality Sector with Sustainable Glass Bottling Plant

WAE Revolutionizes Hospitality Sector with Sustainable Glass Bottling Plant

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Published on October 8, 2023

WAE, a renowned innovator in hydration solutions, is making waves in the hospitality industry with its latest endeavour: the Glass Bottle Filling Plant (GBFP), now proudly serving Hilton Hotel, Mumbai.This remarkable initiative is set to usher in a new era of sustainability by introducing reusable glass bottles, bidding farewell to single-use plastics for good. 

The primary goal of this scientifically designed glass bottle filling plant is to combat the harmful use of plastics in the hospitality sector. In January 2019, the Food Safety and Standards Association of India (FSSAI) took a significant step by banning the use of plastics and newspapers for packaging food items. Now, FSSAI's latest directive emphasizes the adoption of glass bottles over plastic ones at hotels, restaurants, and resorts. Notably, these glass bottles are intended exclusively for on-premises use, in alignment with the regulation. 

WAE's GBFP is a game-changer in the hospitality sector, featuring innovative, hi-tech, and state-of-the-art technology. This machine is designed to rinse, clean, fill, and cap recyclable glass bottles with pure drinking water efficiently and hygienically.

The process begins with manually placing the bottles upside down on the machine for cleaning and rinsing with hot water or detergents—an adaptable process. Subsequently, these cleaned bottles move along a conveyor belt to be dried by air. Following this, the bottles pass through an LED chamber for further cleaning and sterilization. 

Next comes the filling stage, where the bottles are filled with pristine drinking water. They are then subject to manual inspection for quality assurance. Finally, the glass bottles are securely capped to prevent spillage, and labels or stickers are applied. This technologically advanced machinery, recently installed at Hilton Mumbai, stands as the optimal choice for luxury hotels, restaurants, and resorts in the hospitality sector. 

Glass is the preferred choice over plastic due to its natural composition, eliminating concerns about leaching or chemical reactions. Furthermore, glass is considered a more sustainable alternative to plastic.  

WAE's GBFP offers complete and sustainable solutions to the bottling sector, covering water purification, bottle rinsing and cleaning, filling, capping, and manual inspections for quality control. These bottling plants are fully customizable, accommodating various bottle shapes and sizes, meeting the diverse requirements of clients.

In a world increasingly conscious of environmental impact, WAE's Glass Bottle Filling Plant stands as a beacon of innovation and sustainability in the hospitality industry. By adopting this eco-friendly approach, hotels, restaurants, and resorts can not only reduce their environmental footprint but also offer their patrons a more responsible and sustainable drinking water solution. 


Royal Orchid Hotels Unveils Regenta Resort Tropical Villages in Mysuru

Royal Orchid Hotels Unveils Regenta Resort Tropical Villages in Mysuru

By Nishang Narayan

Published on July 27, 2025

Royal Orchid Hotels Ltd. has further deepened its roots in Mysuru with the launch of Regenta Resort Tropical Villages, a one-of-its-kind experiential property nestled in a tranquil setting. With this, ROHL now operates five hotels in the city, underscoring its dedication to Mysuru’s growing tourism and hospitality landscape.

This new resort stands out for its concept—35 uniquely themed cottages, each inspired by different architectural and cultural elements from around the world. Adding to this immersive experience is Mangala Kutira, an exclusive accommodation block with 12 rooms designed around India’s ancient Pancha Bhootas and Pancha Tattva philosophies. The goal? To offer a soulful, culturally diverse escape that goes beyond traditional leisure.

Commenting on the launch, Chander K. Baljee, chairman & managing director of ROHL, shared, “We are thrilled to launch Regenta Resort Tropical Villages in Mysore, a city that has always held a special place for us. With this launch, we are bringing to life a truly distinctive resort experience that goes beyond leisure and hospitality—it’s a celebration of cultural diversity, wellness, and sustainability.”

Mahesh, owner of Tropical Villages, added, “The launch of Regenta Resort Tropical Villages is the realisation of a vision to create a soulful destination. Partnering with ROHL has brought this dream to life, and we are confident this property will enhance Mysore’s tourism appeal while creating memorable guest experiences.”

Built to cater to both leisure and business travellers, the resort features a robust wellness offering with a yoga hall, therapy center, and eco-friendly swimming pool. Culinary diversity also takes centre stage with an all-day dining restaurant, a dedicated non-vegetarian kitchen, and a Healthy Bar serving detox juices and traditional health drinks.

Guests can enjoy traditional games from Asia, Africa, Europe, and North America, while kids have their own play zones. Sprawled across over 12,000 sq. ft. of lush lawns, the resort is also equipped to host destination weddings, corporate events, and intimate gatherings.

This new addition is in line with ROHL’s asset-light expansion model and signals the brand’s growing focus on cultural immersion, wellness, and sustainable hospitality.


The LaLiT Chandigarh Joins Hands with Command Hospital for Blood Donation Drive

The LaLiT Chandigarh Joins Hands with Command Hospital for Blood Donation Drive

By Nishang Narayan

Published on July 27, 2025

In a heartfelt gesture of social responsibility and community care, The LaLiT Chandigarh recently hosted a blood donation camp in collaboration with Command Hospital Chandimandir (Western Command), Vishvas Foundation, and Red Cross Chandigarh. Held on July 24th, 2025, the initiative aimed to support critical healthcare services while encouraging a spirit of compassion and civic duty among participants.

True to its #WeCare philosophy, the hotel witnessed active participation from its team members, who volunteered wholeheartedly to donate blood. The initiative reflects the hotel’s deep-rooted commitment to wellness, community outreach, and social impact.

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“We are privileged to support the Indian Army’s Command Hospital and its partner organizations in this meaningful initiative,” shared Mr. Rohit Kapoor, Resident Manager, The LaLiT Chandigarh. “The participation of our team members reflects the culture of empathy and service that we aim to foster at The LaLiT Suri Hospitality Group.”

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Ensuring utmost safety and hygiene, the medical team from Command Hospital oversaw the blood collection process. The donated units will contribute towards vital treatments and emergency medical needs across the region, underscoring the tangible impact of such initiatives.

By providing the venue and motivating voluntary participation, The LaLiT Chandigarh once again affirmed its role as a responsible and compassionate hospitality brand.

About The LaLiT Suri Hospitality Group

The LaLiT Suri Hospitality Group is one of India’s leading privately-owned domestic hotel brands. With a focus on the luxury segment, the group currently operates 12 luxury hotels, palaces, and resorts under The LaLiT brand, along with two mid-market hotels under The LaLiT Traveller brand across India’s top business and leisure destinations.


Roseate Elevates Hospitality with Bespoke Butler Services

Roseate Elevates Hospitality with Bespoke Butler Services

By Nishang Narayan

Published on July 26, 2025

Roseate Hotels & Resorts has introduced its new Bespoke Butler Services, a premium hospitality offering crafted to deliver truly personalised luxury experiences. Now available at Club Rooms in Roseate House, New Delhi, and also offered at The Roseate, New Delhi and The Roseate Ganges, Rishikesh, this service combines intuitive care with elegant detail — all easily accessible through a dedicated widget on the Roseate Guest App.

Each guest is treated to warm, anticipatory service, with butlers going beyond routine hospitality to create moments of delight. Whether it’s a romantic turndown, an anniversary surprise, or a fun birthday setup for children, the butlers take care of everything — from welcome messages and fresh blooms to themed balloons, cakes, and curated drinks. For younger guests, age-appropriate activities like tipi tents, art kits, and character-themed surprises turn their stay into an unforgettable adventure.

Kush Kapoor, CEO of Roseate Hotels & Resorts, shared, “At Roseate, we believe that true luxury is defined by thoughtfulness. It’s the quiet comfort of having your needs anticipated, the joy of small but meaningful gestures, and the feeling of being genuinely cared for. Our Butler Services are a reflection of this philosophy — designed to offer guests a sense of ease, experience, and emotional connection throughout their stay.”

With this new service, the brand blends efficiency, warmth, and design to create memorable stays that are as personal as they are elegant — all while keeping convenience just a tap away. Whether you're a couple celebrating a milestone, a family on holiday, or a business traveller on a quick visit, Roseate’s butlers are ready to make each moment feel effortless and special.

About Roseate Hotels & Resorts:

Roseate Hotels & Resorts is a luxury hospitality group with eight niche properties across India and the UK. With more properties under development, the brand is known for its avant-garde design, meticulous service, and immersive experiences that balance business efficiency with leisure luxury.

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