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Lemon Tree Signs New Hotel in Kharar, Punjab
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Lemon Tree Signs New Hotel in Kharar, Punjab

Lemon Tree Hotels has announced the signing of Keys Lite by Lemon Tree Hotels, Kharar, Punjab, further strengthening its presence in North India. The 47-room property will be operated under a franchise agreement with Lemon Tree Hotels Limited.

The upcoming hotel will feature a restaurant, banquet hall, meeting room, fitness centre, swimming pool, spa, and other public spaces, offering a complete hospitality experience. Strategically located around 26 km from Shaheed Bhagat Singh International Airport and 28 km from Chandigarh Railway Station, the hotel enjoys seamless road connectivity for easy access by public and private transport.

Situated in the Sahibzada Ajit Singh Nagar district, Kharar is emerging as a dynamic business and cultural destination in Punjab, known for its religious sites, amusement parks, gardens, lakes, and wildlife sanctuaries.

Mr Vilas Pawar, CEO – Managed & Franchise Business, Lemon Tree Hotels, said, “We are delighted to expand our footprint in Punjab. Lemon Tree Hotels is focused on growing across all city tiers to become the preferred hospitality brand across multiple market segments. This addition joins our two operational and seven upcoming properties in Punjab.”

Lemon Tree Hotels has announced the signing of Keys Lite by Lemon Tree Hotels, Kharar, Punjab, further strengthening its presence in North India. The 47-room property will be operated under a franchise agreement with Lemon Tree Hotels Limited.The upcoming hotel will feature a restaurant, banquet hall, meeting room, fitness centre, swimming pool, spa, and other public spaces, offering a complete hospitality experience. Strategically located around 26 km from Shaheed Bhagat Singh International Airport and 28 km from Chandigarh Railway Station, the hotel enjoys seamless road connectivity for easy access by public and private transport.Situated in the Sahibzada Ajit Singh Nagar district, Kharar is emerging as a dynamic business and cultural destination in Punjab, known for its religious sites, amusement parks, gardens, lakes, and wildlife sanctuaries.Mr Vilas Pawar, CEO – Managed & Franchise Business, Lemon Tree Hotels, said, “We are delighted to expand our footprint in Punjab. Lemon Tree Hotels is focused on growing across all city tiers to become the preferred hospitality brand across multiple market segments. This addition joins our two operational and seven upcoming properties in Punjab.”

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