Lords Hotels & Resorts Announces New Hotel Signing in Joshimath, Expanding Its Footprint in Uttarakhand

Lords Hotels & Resorts is pleased to announce the signing of its newest property in Joshimath, Uttarakhand, further strengthening the brand’s presence in one of India’s most significant spiritual and adventure destinations. This strategic addition reflects the group’s commitment to expanding across key leisure and pilgrimage markets while offering guests comfortable, reliable, and value-driven hospitality.

Located at the gateway to Auli, Badrinath, and the Valley of Flowers, the newly signed hotel will cater to pilgrims, trekkers, adventure enthusiasts, and leisure travellers seeking quality accommodation in the region. The property will feature well-appointed rooms, all-day dining facilities, and signature Lords hospitality, ensuring a warm and memorable stay for every guest.

Commenting on the new venture, Mr. Pushpendra Bansal, COO of Lords Hotels & Resorts, expressed strong enthusiasm:
“We thank our new partners for their trust in us, as we continue to collaborate with like-minded owners who believe in our vision. This signing reinforces our commitment to offering Lords’ Exhilarating hospitality to  travellers across emerging destinations.”

Speaking about the new signing, Vikas Suri, VP – Lords Hotels & Resorts, said:
"We are delighted to bring the Lords experience to Joshimath, a destination of deep cultural, spiritual, and natural significance. This signing aligns perfectly with our growth strategy in Uttarakhand and the Himalayan circuit. We look forward to offering travellers a trusted and comfortable stay while contributing to local tourism development.”

Further highlighting the brand’s development outlook,  Roushan Kumar, General Manager – Development, stated:
“Our commitment is to deliver warm, reliable hospitality to travellers exploring Joshimath, as we continue strengthening our presence in this important circuit. This new signing reflects our focus on expanding thoughtfully across high-demand destinations.”