Royal Orchid Signs 70-Key Regenta Hotel in Bhopal
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Royal Orchid Signs 70-Key Regenta Hotel in Bhopal

Royal Orchid Hotels Ltd (ROHL) has announced the signing of a new property in Bhopal, Madhya Pradesh, marking its latest expansion in northern India. The move aligns with the company’s strategy to grow in emerging and less explored regions, boosting tourism and hospitality in under-served destinations.
Developed in partnership with Regenta Hotel Bhopal Airport, the 70-key property will operate under a management agreement, reflecting ROHL’s asset-light model and commitment to offering guests a high-quality stay experience.
Located on Airport Road, just 1 km from Raja Bhoj International Airport, the hotel spans 56,000 sq ft and includes four spacious suites. Designed to meet the needs of modern business travellers and MICE clientele, it offers three fully equipped conference rooms, a rooftop bar and restaurant, and wellness facilities including a spa, swimming pool, and gym — providing a blend of business efficiency and leisure comfort.
Arjun Baljee, President of ROHL, said: “As we continue to expand across India, cities like Bhopal are key to our journey. It is a growing business hub with strong demand for quality hospitality. This hotel is designed for today’s business traveller — practical, comfortable, and well-connected. We are delighted to bring the Regenta experience to Bhopal in partnership with Sarla Builders & Developers, and look forward to welcoming guests seeking connectivity, comfort, and genuine hospitality.”

Royal Orchid Hotels Ltd (ROHL) has announced the signing of a new property in Bhopal, Madhya Pradesh, marking its latest expansion in northern India. The move aligns with the company’s strategy to grow in emerging and less explored regions, boosting tourism and hospitality in under-served destinations.Developed in partnership with Regenta Hotel Bhopal Airport, the 70-key property will operate under a management agreement, reflecting ROHL’s asset-light model and commitment to offering guests a high-quality stay experience.Located on Airport Road, just 1 km from Raja Bhoj International Airport, the hotel spans 56,000 sq ft and includes four spacious suites. Designed to meet the needs of modern business travellers and MICE clientele, it offers three fully equipped conference rooms, a rooftop bar and restaurant, and wellness facilities including a spa, swimming pool, and gym — providing a blend of business efficiency and leisure comfort.Arjun Baljee, President of ROHL, said: “As we continue to expand across India, cities like Bhopal are key to our journey. It is a growing business hub with strong demand for quality hospitality. This hotel is designed for today’s business traveller — practical, comfortable, and well-connected. We are delighted to bring the Regenta experience to Bhopal in partnership with Sarla Builders & Developers, and look forward to welcoming guests seeking connectivity, comfort, and genuine hospitality.”

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