Lemon Tree Hotels Ltd has announced the opening of Lemon Tree Hotel, Sri Ganganagar, marking the hospitality chain’s entry into the city and further strengthening its footprint in Rajasthan.
With the launch, the company’s network in the state has grown to 23 hotels. The property is managed by Carnation Hotels Pvt Ltd, a wholly owned subsidiary of Lemon Tree Hotels Ltd.
Strategic location in a key commercial hub
Located in the northernmost part of Rajasthan, Sri Ganganagar is widely known as the food basket of the state owing to its agricultural prosperity and extensive canal-irrigated farmland.
The city’s proximity to the international border, planned infrastructure and active commercial markets generate a steady flow of business and trade-related travel. It also serves as a gateway for visitors exploring nearby cultural and religious destinations such as Balaji Dham, Gauri Shankar Temple, Budha Johad Gurudwara and Hindu Malkot Border.
Designed for business and leisure travelers
The hotel features 68 rooms and suites designed to provide a contemporary and comfortable stay experience.
Guests can dine at Citrus Café, the hotel’s all-day multi-cuisine restaurant, or unwind at Slounge, the terrace bar. The property also offers in-room dining services, banquet and meeting facilities across indoor venues and lawns, a spa, a swimming pool and a fitness centre.
The hotel is situated around 8 km from Sri Ganganagar Junction Railway Station and approximately 122 km from Bathinda Airport, making it accessible for both business and leisure travellers.
Focus on high-potential growth markets
“Sri Ganganagar is one of Rajasthan’s most prosperous commercial and agricultural hubs, drawing a consistent influx of business and trade-related travel. With the launch of Lemon Tree Hotel, Sri Ganganagar, we are introducing our signature comfort, quality, and warm hospitality to a high-potential market that has historically been underserved by organized hospitality,” said Lemon Tree Hotels Ltd, President, Vishvapreet Singh Cheema.
He added that the opening marks the company’s 13th operational hotel in Rajasthan, with 10 more properties in the pipeline across the state, underscoring its strategy of expanding in high-potential Tier-II and Tier-III markets.
Catering to growing travel demand
Lemon Tree Hotels said the new property is strategically positioned to serve the rising demand from business, trade and government travellers, while also catering to leisure visitors seeking modern accommodation and hospitality services in the region.
The opening aligns with the company’s broader expansion strategy focused on strengthening its presence in emerging markets across India.