Lemon Tree Hotels Enters Nashik With Its First Property

Lemon Tree Hotels opens Keys Prima by Lemon Tree Hotels in Nashik, marking its first property in the city with 48 rooms and suites and strengthening its presence across Maharashtra.

Lemon Tree Hotels has opened Keys Prima by Lemon Tree Hotels in Nashik, marking its entry into the city and further expanding its presence across Maharashtra. The property is managed by Carnation Hotels Private Limited, a wholly owned subsidiary of Lemon Tree Hotels.

Located on Gangapur Road near Ashok Stambh, the hotel is positioned to serve a mix of business, leisure and pilgrimage travellers. Nashik’s growing commercial base, spiritual destinations and expanding wine tourism ecosystem are contributing to its appeal as a diversified travel market.

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The hotel features 48 rooms and suites, along with a range of food, beverage and recreational facilities. Its offerings include Keys Café, a multi-cuisine all-day dining restaurant, Unlock Bar, Keys Patio and in-room dining. The property also includes a fitness centre for guests.

For meetings and social gatherings, the hotel provides event and conference spaces, including Grand Chamber, Chamber and a dedicated meeting room. These facilities enable the property to cater to corporate events, conferences, banquets and other social functions alongside individual travellers.

The location provides access to several of Nashik’s major attractions, including Trimbakeshwar Jyotirlinga, Sula Vineyards and Ramkund. The hotel is around 21 kilometres from Nashik Airport, approximately 10 kilometres from Nashik Railway Station and about 1.5 kilometres from the city’s Central Bus Station.

Vishvapreet Singh Cheema, President of Lemon Tree Hotels, describes Maharashtra as a strategic growth market for the company and highlights Nashik’s combination of heritage, commerce and vineyard tourism. The company is positioning the new hotel as a contemporary midscale offering for the city’s varied traveller segments.

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With the opening, Lemon Tree Hotels now operates 15 hotels in Maharashtra and has another 16 properties in its pipeline. The pipeline also includes two additional projects in Nashik, indicating the company’s continued focus on expanding its presence in the city and other high-potential markets across the state.

The Nashik opening forms part of Lemon Tree Hotels’ broader expansion strategy, which focuses on strengthening its network across business, leisure and emerging tourism destinations. With its first operational property in the city and further projects planned, the company continues to build its hospitality footprint in Maharashtra.