Sarovar Hotels launches Delite Sarovar Portico Faridabad

Sarovar Hotels, in partnership with Delite Aravali View, has announced the grand opening of Delite Sarovar Portico in Faridabad, Haryana. This development signifies Sarovar's increasing footprint in Delhi-NCR, adding up to a portfolio of 14 hotels including two operating hotels in Faridabad.

Strategically situated on Neelam Bata Road, in close proximity to Faridabad's old railway station, commercial & entertainment hubs, the hotel enjoys a convenient location suited for Bleisure segment. The hotel’s expansive and state-of-the-art banqueting facilities make it an ideal destination for weddings and MICE.

The hotel offers 74 thoughtfully designed rooms, including Executive Rooms, Premium Rooms and Suites, each with modern amenities. Guests are invited to savour a diverse culinary experience at Flavours, a contemporary 82-seater all-day dining restaurant, featuring Indian, Continental, and Oriental cuisines. Flavours provides an elegant and inviting space for casual dining along with an exclusive private dining space & a stylish modern bar. Additionally, the hotel features versatile event spaces, including the Royal Hall, Imperial I and II, and the Classic Hall, ideal for hosting various events up to 600 guests.

Speaking on the opening, Ajay K Bakaya, Managing Director, Sarovar Hotels and Director, Louvre Hotels India, said, "We are delighted to have been chosen as the preferred partner to oversee a prestigious hotel with an unquestionable legacy. With our extensive experience in managing outstanding hotels across various cities and towns, we are confident that we will elevate the standards that the hotel has set for itself and exceed the expectations of our partners.”

Adding further Jatinder Bhatia, Managing Director, Delite Aravali View, said, "The hotel symbolises our dedication to delivering exceptional experiences and convenience to our guests for the past three decades. Through this partnership, we strive to fortify our presence in the market and cater to the growing demand for premier hotels in a smart city like Faridabad.”