Wyndham Hotels & Resorts is set to introduce its Vienna House brand in India through a new hotel project in Vrindavan.
The company has signed the 100-room Vienna House Easy Vrindavan, with opening planned for 2029.
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The project is being developed by entrepreneur Sachin Kumar, who owns and runs Kumar Beverages Industries, alongside Nardev Chaudhary.
The hotel is expected to operate in the four-star segment.
Planned facilities include a restaurant for all-day dining, a rooftop infinity pool with terrace, banquet space and a vegetarian food offering based on local traditions.
The site is close to Banke Bihari Temple, Prem Mandir and ISKCON Vrindavan.
Vienna House Easy Vrindavan partner Sachin Kumar said: “Vrindavan is undergoing a remarkable transformation, attracting not only pilgrims but also families and travellers seeking richer cultural experiences.
“Together with Wyndham, we are creating a hotel that brings the warmth, character and design ethos of Vienna House Easy to India while remaining rooted in the traditions and identity of Vrindavan. We believe guests will value a hospitality experience that combines international quality, thoughtful design and an authentic connection to destination.”
Wyndham Hotels & Resorts Eurasia market managing director Rahool Macarius said: ” Across Europe, Vienna House has built its reputation on creating welcoming, design-led experiences that feel connected to the communities around them.
“As destinations such as Vrindavan attract a broader mix of travellers seeking culture, spirituality and discovery, we see a clear opportunity to introduce a brand that combines international hospitality standards with a genuine sense of place.”
In May, Wyndham launched a ChatGPT application allowing users to look for and book stays across more than 8,400 hotels worldwide via conversational searches.
The tool is available within OpenAI’s ChatGPT. Users can narrow search results with natural language prompts and visual navigation before moving to Wyndham’s website to complete a booking.
