Hyatt Hotels debuts in Bihar with 74 key Hyatt Place Bodh Gaya

Dhruva Rathore, Vice President of Development, India & South West Asia, Hyatt Hotels, expressed excitement about the launch, stating, “The opening of Hyatt Place Bodh Gaya signifies a pivotal point in our growth plans for Hyatt brands in India. Bodh Gaya has long been a cornerstone of religious tourism, and we are delighted to foray into the spiritual capital of Buddhism.” This also signifies the ninth Hyatt Place property in India, reinforcing the brand’s commitment to providing intuitive design, a casual atmosphere, and practical amenities. Developed by Saraf Hotel Enterprise, the 74-guest room property offers Free Wi-Fi and 24-hour food options. Nestled amidst the serene landscapes of Bodh Gaya, a 20-minute drive from Gaya airport, the hotel embraces a minimalist design that aligns with Hyatt's dedication to care. Positioned conveniently near renowned attractions like the UNESCO World Heritage site, Mahabodhi temple, and the sacred Bodhi tree, Hyatt Place Bodh Gaya becomes an ideal haven for travelers seeking tranquility. Each of the 74 thoughtfully appointed guestrooms, including deluxe and family suites, provides a harmonious fusion of functionality with a captivating view of the Mahabodhi temple. The hotel's design caters to the multi-tasking traveler, offering moments of introspection and a sense of calm. In addition to its signature all-day dining restaurant, Gallery Café, and The Market, which provides grab-and-go food options, the property features a meditation room to support guests in their well-being journey. A library lounge is also incorporated, providing insights into the significance of the city and beyond. Dhruva Rathore, Vice President of Development, India & South West Asia, Hyatt Hotels, expressed excitement about the launch, stating, “The opening of Hyatt Place Bodh Gaya signifies a pivotal point in our growth plans for Hyatt brands in India. Bodh Gaya has long been a cornerstone of religious tourism, and we are delighted to foray into the spiritual capital of Buddhism.” Hyatt Place Bodh Gaya not only adds a valuable dimension to religious tourism but also elevates the hospitality experience by offering unique spaces like a meditation room and a library lounge. The property also boasts a 1614-square-foot open event space for private ceremonies, conferences, spiritual gatherings, or intimate weddings.