IHCL Announces the Signing of a Taj Hotel and Branded Residences in Noida ...Middle East

Indian Hotels Company (IHCL), India’s largest hospitality company, today announced the signing of a Taj hotel along with Taj branded residences in Noida. This greenfield development under management contract will feature branded residences as part of the hotel complex. Located along the Noida — Greater Noida Expressway, this project will feature 150 guest rooms and 74 branded luxury residences. The hotel will house an all-day dining restaurant, a bar and two specialty restaurants. For social and corporate gatherings, the hotel will house a ballroom of over 8,000 sq. ft., supported by pre-function areas and versatile meeting rooms. Guests will enjoy a range of recreational facilities such as a swimming pool, gym, health club and Taj’s signature J Wellness Circle. Taj branded residences will redefine luxury living with expansive homes of 7,500 sq. ft. each and exclusive access to a Residents’ Club featuring terraced gardens, a play area, a lounge, sports facilities and an infinity swimm...

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