Ramee Group Opens Boutique Hotel on Airport Road in Mohali
Ramee Group Opens Boutique Hotel, enters Tricity with the launch of Ramee Collection Airport Road, Mohali, a boutique hotel targeting leisure travellers.
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Mohali, May 2026: Word from deal circles is the Tricity hotel race is heating up, and Ramee Group has just made its move with a new boutique play on Airport Road.
The group has entered the market with Ramee Collection Airport Road, Mohali, developed in partnership with Pure Hotel Pvt. Ltd. It marks a clear push into Mohali, Chandigarh, and Panchkula, tightening its North India grip after Amritsar.
The bet is simple: get in early where demand is building fast.
The hotel sits along the Airport Road corridor in Mohali, a stretch that’s quickly turning into a commercial hotspot. With direct access to Chandigarh International Airport and key business zones, the pitch is aimed at both transit and business travellers.
Entry into Tricity market strengthens North India presence
This isn’t a casual entry. Ramee is stepping into a market that’s been quietly gaining traction.
Chandigarh brings structure. Mohali brings growth. Panchkula fills the gaps. Together, they’re pulling in steady corporate and domestic travel.
And that’s exactly where the group wants to be, markets with consistent movement, not seasonal spikes.
Location on Airport Road targets business and transit demand
Airport Road is where the action is shifting. Offices, infra, and traffic, all moving in one direction.
The hotel plugs straight into that flow. Quick airport access. Easy reach to business districts. रेलवे and road links close by.
For short stays and quick turnarounds, that matters more than anything else.
Boutique format with four room categories and F&B focus
The property sticks to a boutique format, four room categories, clean design, no excess.
But the real push is on food and beverage.
An all-day dining space and a rooftop bar-cum-restaurant are doing the heavy lifting. Not just for guests, but for local footfall too.
That’s the play now: rooms bring occupancy, F&B brings visibility.
Partnership-led development model
This one runs on a partnership model with Pure Hotel Pvt. Ltd.
It’s a familiar setup: the operator brings the brand, partner brings local execution.
And it cuts down the time and cost of entering new markets.
Expect more of this. Fast expansion needs local muscle.
Tricity growth supported by infrastructure and travel demand
Tricity isn’t a fringe market anymore. It’s building into a steady hospitality zone.
Mohali’s commercial push, Chandigarh’s planning, and regional travel demand are all feeding into it.
Add post-pandemic domestic travel to the mix, and occupancy is holding.
That’s why brands are moving in now.
And Ramee’s latest launch is less about one hotel, and more about getting a foothold before the market gets crowded.
