Tata Group‘s Indian Hotels Company Limited, the largest hospitality firm in India, will manage ‘The Claridges’ hotel starting in April 2025. This move aims to strengthen its presence in major metro cities with iconic properties.
Signing aligns growth of IHCL in metro cities – CEO
According to Economic Times, Puneet Chhatwal, Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer, IHCL, stated regarding the agreement, “This signing aligns with our growth strategy to enhance IHCL’s presence in key metro cities with iconic assets. The Claridges, a distinguished landmark in Lutyens’ Delhi, provides a unique opportunity to expand our footprint at the nation’s most prestigious address, while also paving the way for potential expansion of our brandscape by growing The Claridges brand.”
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Meanwhile, IHCL will take over managing The Claridges, New Delhi, in April 2025 through a hotel operating agreement. The Claridges, known for its timeless elegance and modern luxury, was built in 1955. This iconic hotel combines old-world charm with modern style and has 119 rooms and suites.
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Furthermore, Suresh Nanda, Claridges Hotels Pvt. Ltd., commented, “We are honoured to extend our partnership with IHCL, globally renowned and celebrated for its world-class hospitality to jointly grow The Claridges brand. Under IHCL’s management, we believe that The Claridges will build on its prestigious legacy.”
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Looking ahead, the Indian Hotels Company Limited (IHCL) and its subsidiaries offer a mix of warm Indian hospitality and top-notch service. Their brands include Taj, known as the world’s strongest hotel brand in 2024 and India’s strongest brand in 2024, according to Brand Finance. They also have SeleQtions, a unique collection of hotels; Tree of Life, private escapes in peaceful settings; Vivanta, stylish upscale hotels; Gateway, full-service hotels for great destinations; and Ginger, which is modernising the budget luxury segment.
