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Inder Residency Resort & Spa Udaipur spans 8.2 acres and features 144 rooms, landscaped lawns, and banquet facilities.

Chalet Hotels has approved the acquisition of Seasons Hotels, which owns a 144-room resort in Udaipur, for ₹171 crore. The deal marks the company’s entry into Rajasthan as it expands its leisure hospitality portfolio.

Chalet Hotels has approved the acquisition of Seasons Hotels, which owns a 144-room resort in Udaipur, for ₹171 crore. The deal marks the company’s entry into Rajasthan as it expands its leisure hospitality portfolio.

Chalet Hotels approved the acquisition of Seasons Hotels for Rupees 1,710 million, gaining full ownership of a 144-room Inder Residency Resort. The deal, cleared on April 24, 2026, is expected to close by May 15, marking the company’s strategic entry into Rajasthan’s leisure hospitality market. The 144-room property gives the company immediate access to Udaipur’s high-demand hospitality market.

Chalet Hotels approved the acquisition of Seasons Hotels for Rupees 1,710 million, gaining full ownership of a 144-room Inder Residency Resort. The deal, cleared on April 24, 2026, is expected to close by May 15, marking the company’s strategic entry into Rajasthan’s leisure hospitality market. The 144-room property gives the company immediate access to Udaipur’s high-demand hospitality market.

Chalet Hotels Limited is set to acquire Seasons Hotels Private Limited, the owner of Inder Residency Resort & Spa Udaipur. The deal is valued at Rs 171 crore. This acquisition marks Chalet Hotels' entry into Udaipur. The company plans to upgrade the property into an upper upscale destination.

Chalet Hotels Limited is set to acquire Seasons Hotels Private Limited, the owner of Inder Residency Resort & Spa Udaipur. The deal is valued at Rs 171 crore. This acquisition marks Chalet Hotels' entry into Udaipur. The company plans to upgrade the property into an upper upscale destination.

Luxury hotel signings are going up considerably in India with chains such as Marriott International, Accor, Hilton and Hyatt ramping up their focus on the segment. Indian chains such as Indian Hotels Company (IHCL), The Leela Palaces, Hotels and Resorts, and The Oberoi Group are also expanding aggressively in diverse locations.Last month, Hilton announced the signing of Waldorf Astoria Goa, its third Waldorf Astoria hotel in India, following the signings of Waldorf Astoria Jaipur and Waldorf Astoria New Delhi.Ranju Alex, the CEO of South Asia for Accor, said luxury signings have really taken off for the chain in an interview in February. Accor has signed a hotel under Sofitel Legend, its ultra luxury brand for Jaipur, besides the Sofitel in Rishikesh and three more Sofitel hotels in Mumbai.“We are looking forward to launching the Raffles hotel in Ranthambore and the Fairmont Agra. The cherry on the cake has been the opening of the Roswyn, A Morgans Originals hotel in Mumbai,” Alex said.

Luxury hotel signings are going up considerably in India with chains such as Marriott International, Accor, Hilton and Hyatt ramping up their focus on the segment. Indian chains such as Indian Hotels Company (IHCL), The Leela Palaces, Hotels and Resorts, and The Oberoi Group are also expanding aggressively in diverse locations.Last month, Hilton announced the signing of Waldorf Astoria Goa, its third Waldorf Astoria hotel in India, following the signings of Waldorf Astoria Jaipur and Waldorf Astoria New Delhi.Ranju Alex, the CEO of South Asia for Accor, said luxury signings have really taken off for the chain in an interview in February. Accor has signed a hotel under Sofitel Legend, its ultra luxury brand for Jaipur, besides the Sofitel in Rishikesh and three more Sofitel hotels in Mumbai.“We are looking forward to launching the Raffles hotel in Ranthambore and the Fairmont Agra. The cherry on the cake has been the opening of the Roswyn, A Morgans Originals hotel in Mumbai,” Alex said.