Eco Hotels Debuts Boutique Property and Cafe in Udaipur

03 Jun 2026 CW Team

Eco Hotels & Resorts has launched its first boutique hospitality property in Udaipur, Rajasthan, marking a key milestone in the company's expansion strategy across India's tourism destinations. Located in Govardhan Villas near Govardhan Lake, the property offers premium accommodation and personalised hospitality experiences.

The project also marks the debut of EcoSip Café, the company's first café brand, and Kick In The Brick, a double-deck rooftop restaurant and bar offering views of the Aravalli Hills. The integrated hospitality offering is designed to strengthen guest engagement while creating additional revenue streams from food and beverage services.

Vinod Kumar Tripathi, Chairman, Eco Hotels & Resorts, said, “The launch of our first boutique hospitality property in Udaipur marks an important milestone in Eco Hotels' growth journey. Udaipur is one of India's most vibrant tourism and lifestyle destinations, offering strong long-term potential across leisure travel, weddings, celebrations, and premium hospitality experiences.”

The property will also feature morning "Bhajan Clubbing" sessions, combining devotional music with wellness and social experiences to showcase Rajasthan's cultural heritage.

Vikram Doshi, Director Finance & Chief Financial Officer, said the launch is expected to contribute to revenue growth through accommodation, food and beverage, and events while strengthening the company's brand presence in a high-growth tourism market.

The expansion aligns with Eco Hotels' strategy of developing sustainable, experience-led hospitality destinations across India.

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