Hospitality company Atmosphere Core is set to open its second property in Jaipur, Rajasthan, India.
Unveiled in partnership with Harbinger Recreations, Aryaville by Atmosphere Jaipur strengthens Atmosphere Core’s footprint in the state under its Atmosphere Hotels & Resorts division.
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Following the successful launch of its first Jaipur project under The OZEN Collection, this new resort is slated to open in Q1 2028, located an hour from Jaipur International Airport.
Aryaville By Atmosphere Jaipur is expected to offer an immersive Rajasthani experience, situated near the city’s historic centre.
Atmosphere Core managing director Salil Panigrahi said: “This landmark signing underscores our commitment to expanding across India and South Asia, aligning with our strategic objective to sign 25 properties by 2025. Conceptually, Aryaville By Atmosphere will cater to both domestic and international leisure travellers, corporate retreats, and destination weddings.”
Harbinger Recreations partner Alop Mehta said: “We are thrilled to join forces with Atmosphere Core in transforming this property into a premier luxury resort. Their esteemed commitment to exceptional quality and service aligns seamlessly with our vision.”
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By GlobalDataOperating under the ‘By Atmosphere’ sub-brand, the resort will feature 244 accommodations, including one-bedroom cottages and spacious three-bedroom villas with private plunge pools.
Nestled in the Aravalli hills, the villas and cottages are designed to provide peace and tranquillity while embracing eco-friendly concepts.
Aryaville By Atmosphere Jaipur aims to be a culinary destination, offering an all-day dining venue with alfresco seating, speciality restaurants featuring Rajasthani and North Indian flavours, an artisan bakery, café, lounge, and a vibrant bar.
Highlighting Rajasthan’s significance, Atmosphere Core for India, Nepal, Sri Lanka, and Bhutan regional managing director Souvagya Mohapatra said: “Rajasthan has become a focal point for us as we aim to establish exceptional luxury hotels and resorts. Jaipur, being the iconic heritage city of India, is rapidly becoming a key tourism hub on a global scale.”
