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A pilgrimage to Tirupati. A weekend by the hills. A wedding in Udaipur. Or a business trip to Mumbai. Travel today rarely fits into one neat category, and neither does a hotel stay. Ramee Group of Hotels has been building its hospitality story around this changing travel landscape. Since 1985, it has grown into a portfolio of more than 40 hotels and 3,000 keys across India, the UAE, Bahrain and Oman. What began as a traditional hotel offering has gradually expanded into city hotels, resorts, serviced apartments, restaurants and destination-led properties. The idea is simple enough: wherever the journey takes you, there is a Ramee stay to match it.
Expanding Horizons
Some of India's most interesting travel stories today are unfolding beyond the usual city breaks. Spiritual tourism, in particular, has become an important part of the country's tourism story, with pilgrims increasingly looking for stays that combine convenience with comfort.
Ramee's properties in Tirupati, Kolhapur and Indore place it within some of India's important spiritual circuits. The portfolio is set to grow further with upcoming properties in Coimbatore, Gaya, and Dwarka bringing the group closer to more destinations where pilgrimage and travel intersect.
Ramee is also looking towards places where a few days away can feel like a proper escape. From the hills of Munnar to Udaipur's heritage setting, and from Bengaluru and Surat to Bhuj, its leisure portfolio spans city breaks, weekend getaways and destination-led retreats. Upcoming properties in Coimbatore, Solapur and Karjat will add further depth to this offering.
A Portfolio Of Possibilities
These destinations appeal to different kinds of travellers and occasions. A short break at Pawna Lake can offer a welcome pause from city life, while Udaipur can turn a hotel stay into part of a celebration. Ramee's wedding properties in Udaipur, Pune, Bengaluru and Tirupati add another dimension, making the destination itself part of the occasion.
This ability to cater to varied travel needs has shaped much of Ramee's recent growth. Since 2018, the group has explored strategic partnerships to expand its presence, with the pace picking up from 2022 onwards.
For Work And Everything After
Business travel remains an important part of the picture. In Mumbai, Pune, Kolhapur, Surat and Mohali, Ramee's properties cater to corporate and commercial travellers across some of India's key business centres.
Yet a business trip does not always end at the meeting room. Professionals are combining work with leisure. This broader approach is reflected in Ramee's offerings, which bring together business travel, leisure, pilgrimage, celebrations and short getaways under one umbrella.
Four decades after its journey began, Ramee Group of Hotels is entering a new phase of growth. Its expansion is geographical, but it is also about recognising the occasions that bring people on the road and creating places to stay when they get there.
