**Surge in Luxury Hotels: Indore’s Hospitality Renaissance (August 2025)**
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Central India’s first hotel has 250 luxury rooms, five dining venues, and a 27,986-square-foot ballroom located near the airport. This development will help boost tourism.
There will be 12 hotels, including Vivanta, Taj, and Holiday Inn Express, adding 1,181 rooms to meet the high demand. Spiritual From April to July 2025, occupancy rose by 2.5% due to pilgrims visiting Ujjain and Omkareshwar, and more rooms are in the works. Young travelers aged 25 to 45 enjoy themed stays, wellness options, and eco-friendly designs featuring Malwa-inspired elements.
Indore’s hospitality sector is experiencing an extraordinary boom, solidifying its role as Central India’s top destination for luxury travel. As of August 2025, the city is seeing a large increase in high-end hotel developments driven by rising tourism, business activity, and infrastructure improvements. Here are the latest updates on this exciting trend:
- Grand Hyatt Indore (Opening 2029): This project by Krivish Hospitality Private Limited will be Central India’s first Grand Hyatt. It will have 250 upscale rooms, five signature dining options, and over 53,000 square feet of event space, including a 27,986-square-foot ballroom. Located near Devi Ahilya Bai Holkar Airport and industrial areas, it aims to attract global travelers, boosting tourism and creating jobs.
- New Luxury Developments: As of January 2025, 12 new hotels are under construction, including four- and five-star options. This will add 1,181 luxury rooms to Indore’s offerings. Brands like Vivanta, Taj, Gateway Group, Omni Hotel, and Holiday Inn Express are leading this effort to meet high demand during busy times like weekends and weddings. Existing hotels such as Marriott, Radisson, and Sayaji often reach full capacity during these peak periods.
- Spiritual Tourism Surge: Indore’s hotels had the highest occupancy in Madhya Pradesh from April to July 2025, thanks to spiritual tourism to nearby Ujjain and Omkareshwar. The Madhya Pradesh Tourism Development Corporation (MPTDC) reported a 2.5% year-over-year increase in occupancy, leading to plans for more rooms and better amenities to handle the influx of both domestic and international visitors.
- Premium Push by OYO: OYO is expanding its premium hotel segment in Indore through long-term leases and management contracts, taking advantage of the city’s growing demand for upscale lodging. This strategy fits well with Indore’s changing hospitality scene, serving both leisure and business travelers.
- Emerging Trends: Hotels are focusing on a younger audience (ages 25 to 45) by offering personalized experiences like themed stays, wellness retreats, and Malwa-inspired dining. Sustainability is also a priority, with eco-friendly designs and locally sourced materials becoming more popular, enhancing Indore’s charm as a modern yet culturally rich destination.
The rise in luxury hotels highlights Indore’s transition into a hospitality hub, combining global standards with local character. For more information, check the linked sources or let me know if you want to explore a specific project or trend further!
photo credit- GRAND HYATT INDORE