Lords Hotels reports double-digit revenue growth and adds 18 properties across India in 2025
Lords Hotels reported double-digit revenue growth in 2025 and expanded its portfolio with 18 new properties across India.
Lords Hotels & Resorts reported double-digit revenue growth in 2025 and added 18 new properties across India during the year, the company said, expanding its portfolio in multiple regions to meet rising domestic travel demand and strengthen its operational presence.
The company confirmed that the expansion took place throughout 2025 across key states, with new hotels launched under its management and franchise models. Officials said the additions contributed to overall revenue growth driven by increased occupancy and operational scale.
Revenue growth and performance
Lords Hotels said it recorded double-digit revenue growth for the financial year 2025, supported by higher room occupancy and increased average room rates across its network. The company attributed the growth to sustained domestic travel demand and improved performance across leisure and business segments.
Executives stated that operational efficiency and portfolio expansion played a key role in revenue improvement. The company added that several existing properties reported stronger year-on-year performance.
Officials did not disclose exact revenue figures but confirmed that growth was recorded across multiple regions in India.
Expansion across India
The company added 18 new properties during 2025, increasing its footprint across states including Rajasthan, Gujarat, Maharashtra and other emerging markets. The hotels were developed through a mix of management agreements and franchise partnerships.
Lords Hotels said the expansion strategy focused on both established tourist destinations and secondary cities with growing travel demand. The company confirmed that several properties were opened while others were signed and brought into operation during the year.
Executives noted that the additions have increased the company’s total room inventory and geographic presence.
Operational strategy
The company said it continues to operate on an asset-light model, working with property owners and developers to expand its portfolio. Officials stated that this approach enables faster growth while maintaining operational control and brand standards.
Lords Hotels added that it has strengthened its operational systems, including reservations and property management processes, to support network expansion. The company also indicated that staff training and service standardization were priorities during the year.
Executives said the company is focusing on maintaining consistency across its properties as it scales operations.
Market context in India
India’s hospitality sector saw increased activity in 2025, with domestic travel continuing to drive demand for hotel accommodation. Industry participants reported higher occupancy levels in both leisure destinations and business hubs.
Lords Hotels said its expansion aligns with demand trends in mid-scale and budget segments, particularly in Tier-II and Tier-III cities. The company added that infrastructure improvements and regional connectivity have supported travel growth.
Stakeholders noted that hotel operators are expanding portfolios to capture demand across different market segments.
Outlook and pipeline
Lords Hotels said it will continue to expand its portfolio in 2026 through new signings and property openings. The company indicated that additional projects are in the pipeline across multiple locations in India.
Executives stated that growth will remain focused on management and franchise models, with emphasis on operational scalability and market coverage. The company added that it is evaluating opportunities in both urban centers and emerging destinations.
Officials said further announcements regarding new properties and partnerships will be made as agreements are finalized.
Current status
Lords Hotels & Resorts continues to operate an expanded portfolio following the addition of 18 properties in 2025, with ongoing development and expansion plans across India as of early 2026.