Renaissance hotel debuts in North India, tallest in Lucknow

Renaissance Hotels, a hotel brand by Marriott, known around the world for helping the next generation of business travellers to discover unexpected cultural experience opened its first hotel in North India, in the city of Lucknow. With 16 floors and 112 stylish rooms, it is the tallest hotel to open in Lucknow and offers stunning views of the Gomti River and the city’s landscape. Renaissance has 160 hotels in over 35 countries around the world.

Renaissance Lucknow Hotel is the brand’s second hotel in India after almost 14 years, with the first Renaissance hotel being based out of Mumbai city. Marking the occasion said  Rajeev Menon, Chief Operating Officer – South East Asia & Pacific for Marriott International. “Lucknow is fast emerging as a cultural and business hub in Uttar Pradesh and makes for the perfect location for a Renaissance Hotel. Renaissance Hotels is a global, lifestyle hospitality brand that seeks to inspire and provoke its guests to discover something new and different each and every time they visit.”

Conveniently located in Lucknow city centre, the hotel offers extensive facilities for social events and meetings. Spread over 26,000 sq. ft, the versatile indoor and outdoor space features the Renaissance Hotels signature R.E.N. meetings program, designed to bring live entertainment and the best of the local destination to your business or social gathering. The hotel will also feature Renaissance Hotels exclusive Navigator concierge program and its recognised entertainment program, known for bringing the very best of music, arts, culinary and more into each of the brand’s 160 hotels around the world.

“The Renaissance Lucknow Hotel brings a modern, new face of hospitality to Lucknow and is sure to set benchmarks in the city,” said Rahul Maini, General Manager, Renaissance Lucknow Hotel. “With our vibrant new F&B options, extensive leisure facilities and insights into the city, we are confident that the hotel will be a favourite for travellers and Lucknow residents alike”.