IHCL Strengthens Presence in Goa, Signs a Seleqtions Hotel in Anjuna

02 May 2025 CW Team

<p>Indian Hotels Company (IHCL), India’s largest hospitality company, today announced the signing of a SeleQtions hotel in Anjuna, Goa, a conversion of a standalone resort with expansion of inventory to 51 keys.

Suma Venkatesh, Executive Vice President - Real Estate & Development, IHCL said, “Goa, with its vast and scenic coastline, remains one of India’s most sought-after travel destination. It continues to witness growing demand for experiential stays in distinctive locations like Anjuna. With a legacy of over five decades in the state, this signing reinforces IHCL’s strategy of deepening its presence in key leisure markets. We are pleased to partner with Ravinder Kumar for this project.”

Nestled in one of North Goa’s most vibrant locales, the 51-key IHCL SeleQtions Anjuna, is a picturesque resort. The hotel will offer an array of culinary experiences, including an all-day dining restaurant, a specialty restaurant, and a cocktail bar. Guests can unwind with a range of recreational amenities such as a swimming pool and a well-equipped gym.

Ravinder Kumar, Director, Just Perfect Resorts Goa said, “Partnering with IHCL, India’s leading hospitality company, marks a defining moment for us. This partnership allows us to marry the reach of the SeleQtions platform with the uniqueness of this property. With IHCL’s legacy of excellence and the region’s rising prominence, we envision creating a landmark that sets new benchmarks in hospitality, and becomes a source of pride for Goa.”

Anjuna, known for its golden sands and stunning Arabian Sea views, features iconic landmarks like Chapora Fort and Albuquerque Mansion, along with vibrant beachside restaurants and nightlife.

Photo Courtesy: IHCL

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