Hyatt Hotels Corporation has announced the debut of Hyatt Place Bodh Gaya, marking the entry of the Hyatt Place brand into Bihar and the ninth establishment of its kind in India.
The hotel’s minimalist design strives to create a tranquil atmosphere, and the property enjoys close proximity to renowned landmarks such as the UNESCO World Heritage site, Mahabodhi Temple, and the iconic Bodhi tree.
“The opening of Hyatt Place Bodh Gaya signifies a pivotal point in our growth plans for Hyatt brands in India. Bodh Gaya has long been a cornerstone of religious tourism, and we are delighted to foray into the spiritual capital of Buddhism. We are excited to be associated with the Saraf Hotel Enterprise and look forward to welcoming guests with an ideal hotel for their stay in the city,” said Dhruva Rathore, Vice President of Development, India & South West Asia, Hyatt.
Hyatt Place Bodh Gaya is designed to suit the contemporary traveler managing multiple responsibilities, offering rooms meticulously designed to provide vistas of the acclaimed Mahabodhi Temple. It effortlessly combines functionality with a tranquil atmosphere.
“We are delighted to introduce the second Hyatt Place hotel in the UNESCO World Heritage Site of Bodh Gaya, after Hampi. This new property, represents our eleventh hotel project with Hyatt and is a testament to our longstanding strategic collaboration for over 45 years. It is our constant endeavor to enhance the guest experience with unique offerings. And at Bodhgaya, we aim to deliver the highest standards of service excellence where our guests can find peace and tranquility in the enlightened land of the Buddha,” said Varun Saraf, Managing Director Saraf Hotels Enterprises.
Apart from its unique all-day dining establishment and The Market providing swift food options, the hotel includes a meditation room to assist guests in their wellness endeavors. Additionally, there’s a library lounge, enlightening visitors about the city’s significance and more.
