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Lemon Tree Lodges Expands with the Opening of Lemon Tree Resort in Thimphu, Bhutan
Saturday, December 14, 2024
Lemon Tree Lodges Restricted has introduced the opening of its latest property, Lemon Tree Resort, situated in Thimphu, Bhutan. This marks the second Lemon Tree property within the capital metropolis and the nation, following the success of its first property.
The resort provides 60 well-designed rooms together with an expensive villa, catering to each leisure and enterprise vacationers. Visitors can take pleasure in quite a lot of facilities, together with Citrus Café, a multi-cuisine espresso store, and Slounge, a vibrant recreation bar. For enterprise and occasion wants, the resort options spacious banquet areas with a connecting pre-function zone, in addition to fashionable assembly rooms. A devoted child’s room ensures that youthful visitors stay entertained whereas mother and father unwind.
In its first part, 48 rooms and a villa have formally opened to visitors. The second part will embody the remaining rooms, alongside a health heart, a heated swimming pool, and Fresco, a rejuvenating spa designed to reinforce the visitor expertise.
The resort’s design harmoniously integrates with its surrounding surroundings, nestled within the breathtaking landscapes of the japanese Himalayas. Bhutan is famend for its pure magnificence, cultural heritage, and religious tranquility, and the resort displays this connection to nature. Guests can discover close by landmarks, together with the long-lasting Buddha Dordenma Statue, which overlooks town, and the Folks Heritage Museum, which gives perception into Bhutan’s rural tradition and traditions.
Lemon Tree Lodges, which launched its first resort in 2004, now boasts a portfolio of over 200 properties worldwide, together with over 110 operational resorts and greater than 80 resorts in growth. The model has a robust presence throughout India’s metro cities, reminiscent of Delhi, Mumbai, Bengaluru, Kolkata, and Hyderabad, together with increasing footprints in tier II and III cities.
