Kathmandu, June 18
Sarovar Hotels, part
of the Louvre Hotels Group, launched Royal Tulip in Gwarko, Kathmandu on
Wednesday, marking the debut of the internationally Royal Tulip brand in Nepal.
Developed by The
Massif Hotel Pvt. Ltd., this hotel claimed that it is the largest hotel in the
country by room count and Kathmandu's most expansive MICE (Meetings,
Incentives, Conferences, and Exhibitions) destination. It has 308 rooms and
suites, but it will initially operate with 104 rooms.
A significant
highlight of Royal Tulip Kathmandu is its convention centre, the largest in
Kathmandu, offering over 30,000 sq. ft. of versatile event space.
“This includes two
grand banquet halls, each approximately 11,000 sq. ft., six additional meeting
rooms, and breakout areas. With facilities ranging from an 800 sq. ft.
boardroom to a sprawling ballroom and dedicated parking for up to 600 cars, the
hotel is perfectly equipped for a wide range of events, from international
conferences to destination weddings,” the hotel informed in a statement.
Rajendra Shakya,
Chairman of the Massif Hotel, said that the project reflects their commitment
to transforming Nepal’s hospitality scene and setting new standards in comfort,
service, and scale.
Likewise, Ajay K.
Bakaya, Chairman of Sarovar Hotels and Director of Louvre Hotels India, stated
that Royal Tulip Kathmandu is a bold expression of the brand's evolution in
South Asia and a strategic response to the rising demand for high-quality
hospitality and large-format event venues in emerging global cities.
Published in The Rising Nepal daily on 19 June 2025.
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