Sarovar Hotels Unveils Royal Tulip Kathmandu, Nepal's Largest Hotel
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Sarovar Hotels Unveils Royal Tulip Kathmandu, Nepal's Largest Hotel

Sarovar Hotels, in collaboration with The Massif Hotel, has announced the launch of Royal Tulip Kathmandu, a landmark development in Nepal’s hospitality sector. Operated under the Louvre Hotels’ Royal Tulip brand, the property will be Nepal’s largest hotel and premier destination for Meetings, Incentives, Conferences, and Exhibitions (MICE).

Situated on the Ring Road, just 3.5 kilometres from Tribhuvan International Airport, Royal Tulip Kathmandu will feature 304 luxurious rooms, catering to both business and leisure travellers. Designed with modern amenities, the hotel promises unparalleled comfort and convenience.

The property will also house Kathmandu’s largest convention centre, offering 22,000 square feet of flexible event space. This includes two grand halls, each spanning 11,000 square feet, capable of hosting international conferences, corporate meetings, and grand weddings, making it a significant addition to Nepal’s growing MICE industry.

Royal Tulip Kathmandu is set to become a cornerstone of luxury and innovation in Nepal’s hospitality landscape.

Sarovar Hotels, in collaboration with The Massif Hotel, has announced the launch of Royal Tulip Kathmandu, a landmark development in Nepal’s hospitality sector. Operated under the Louvre Hotels’ Royal Tulip brand, the property will be Nepal’s largest hotel and premier destination for Meetings, Incentives, Conferences, and Exhibitions (MICE). Situated on the Ring Road, just 3.5 kilometres from Tribhuvan International Airport, Royal Tulip Kathmandu will feature 304 luxurious rooms, catering to both business and leisure travellers. Designed with modern amenities, the hotel promises unparalleled comfort and convenience. The property will also house Kathmandu’s largest convention centre, offering 22,000 square feet of flexible event space. This includes two grand halls, each spanning 11,000 square feet, capable of hosting international conferences, corporate meetings, and grand weddings, making it a significant addition to Nepal’s growing MICE industry. Royal Tulip Kathmandu is set to become a cornerstone of luxury and innovation in Nepal’s hospitality landscape.

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