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Sayaji Hotels launches Enrise by Sayaji in Kufri, its first Himachal property
✍️ ET HospitalityWorld
🗓 15 Nov 2026, 01:16 AM
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Hospitality chain Sayaji Hotels has opened Enrise by Sayaji in the hill station of Kufri, marking its debut in Himachal Pradesh.
Sayaji Hotels, a prominent player in India's hospitality sector, inaugurated its new upscale property Enrise by Sayaji in Kufri, Shimla district, on Thursday. The hotel, positioned as a premium destination for leisure and business travelers, features modern amenities, conference facilities, and panoramic views of the Himalayan foothills.
The launch represents Sayaji Hotels' strategic expansion into the northern hill market, where demand for quality accommodation is rising due to increased domestic tourism. Officials from the company highlighted that the Kufri property will create several jobs and contribute to the local economy.
Industry observers note that the addition of Enrise by Sayaji strengthens the competitive landscape of Himachal's tourism sector, which has traditionally been dominated by independent resorts. The hotel is expected to attract both Indian and foreign visitors seeking a blend of comfort and natural scenery.
Construction of the 80-room property began in early 2022, and the hotel is now fully operational, offering dining options that showcase regional cuisine alongside international fare. The opening aligns with the state's push to promote year‑round tourism beyond the peak summer months.
The launch represents Sayaji Hotels' strategic expansion into the northern hill market, where demand for quality accommodation is rising due to increased domestic tourism. Officials from the company highlighted that the Kufri property will create several jobs and contribute to the local economy.
Industry observers note that the addition of Enrise by Sayaji strengthens the competitive landscape of Himachal's tourism sector, which has traditionally been dominated by independent resorts. The hotel is expected to attract both Indian and foreign visitors seeking a blend of comfort and natural scenery.
Construction of the 80-room property began in early 2022, and the hotel is now fully operational, offering dining options that showcase regional cuisine alongside international fare. The opening aligns with the state's push to promote year‑round tourism beyond the peak summer months.