Royal Orchid & Regenta Signs 60-Key Regenta Suites Jaipur

13 Jan 2026 CW Team

Designed in a suites and residences format, the upcoming property will cater to long-stay guests, business travellers and families seeking spacious accommodation with enhanced comfort and convenience. The development aligns with the growing demand for extended-stay hospitality offerings in key urban and leisure destinations.

Regenta Suites & Residences Jaipur is being developed by SSBC Group, owned by Madan Lal Yadav, and is strategically positioned to provide easy access to Jaipur’s commercial hubs, lifestyle districts and prominent cultural landmarks. The hotel is expected to commence operations by April 2026, adding a contemporary hospitality option to the Pink City under the Regenta brand.

With Jaipur continuing to attract steady demand from business, leisure and long-stay travellers, the signing strengthens Royal Orchid & Regenta Hotels’ presence in Rajasthan and underscores its focus on expanding in high-potential city markets.

Commenting on the signing, Chander K Baljee, Chairman & Managing Director, Royal Orchid & Regenta Hotels, said, “Jaipur continues to be a strong market for us, driven by consistent demand across business, leisure, and extended-stay segments. The signing of Regenta Suites & Residences Jaipur aligns perfectly with our growth strategy and brand promise of delivering comfort-led hospitality in prime city locations.”

Madan Lal Yadav, Owner, SSBC Group, added, “We are pleased to partner with Royal Orchid & Regenta Hotels for this project. Their operational expertise and strong brand equity make them the right partner to bring a modern suites and residences hotel to Jaipur. We look forward to creating a preferred address for discerning travellers in the city.”

Royal Orchid & Regenta Hotels continues to expand its portfolio across India through strategic partnerships, focusing on differentiated formats and prime locations to drive sustainable growth.

Royal Orchid & Regenta Hotels (ROHL), one of India’s fastest-growing hospitality chains, has announced the signing of Regenta Suites & Residences Jaipur, a 60-key property located in the heart of Jaipur City Center. The hotel will be operated under a hotel management agreement, further reinforcing the company’s asset-light growth strategy.Designed in a suites and residences format, the upcoming property will cater to long-stay guests, business travellers and families seeking spacious accommodation with enhanced comfort and convenience. The development aligns with the growing demand for extended-stay hospitality offerings in key urban and leisure destinations.Regenta Suites & Residences Jaipur is being developed by SSBC Group, owned by Madan Lal Yadav, and is strategically positioned to provide easy access to Jaipur’s commercial hubs, lifestyle districts and prominent cultural landmarks. The hotel is expected to commence operations by April 2026, adding a contemporary hospitality option to the Pink City under the Regenta brand.With Jaipur continuing to attract steady demand from business, leisure and long-stay travellers, the signing strengthens Royal Orchid & Regenta Hotels’ presence in Rajasthan and underscores its focus on expanding in high-potential city markets.Commenting on the signing, Chander K Baljee, Chairman & Managing Director, Royal Orchid & Regenta Hotels, said, “Jaipur continues to be a strong market for us, driven by consistent demand across business, leisure, and extended-stay segments. The signing of Regenta Suites & Residences Jaipur aligns perfectly with our growth strategy and brand promise of delivering comfort-led hospitality in prime city locations.”Madan Lal Yadav, Owner, SSBC Group, added, “We are pleased to partner with Royal Orchid & Regenta Hotels for this project. Their operational expertise and strong brand equity make them the right partner to bring a modern suites and residences hotel to Jaipur. We look forward to creating a preferred address for discerning travellers in the city.”Royal Orchid & Regenta Hotels continues to expand its portfolio across India through strategic partnerships, focusing on differentiated formats and prime locations to drive sustainable growth.

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