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Hotel companies are copying aviation companies. These are announcing massive discounts through flash sales for December.
Delhi-based Lemon Tree Hotels is allowing guests to book its rooms at just Rs 2,015 a unit across its portfolio of 26 properties in 15 cities.
Under this offer, guests can stay in any Lemon Tree brands — Lemon Tree Premier (upscale); Lemon Tree Hotel (midscale); and Red Fox Hotel (economy); till January 4 for single occupancy.
Guests can avail double occupancy by additionally paying a token charge of Rs 499 only, the company stated. Lemon Tree Hotels however clarified that properties in leisure destinations such as Dehradun, Goa, Kerala, Aurangabad and Chandigarh have been excluded.
Similarly, Hilton Worldwide launched a 25 per cent-off programme across ten hotels in India. Valid on stays from December 16 to January 31. Guests can enjoy rates such as Rs 3,750 per night across eight cities.
Hotels participating in the Hilton offer are located in New Delhi, Gurgaon, Mumbai, Chennai, Bangalore, Pune, Trivandrum and Vadodara, Hilton said. To avail this offer guests are required to book at least three days before arrival and before January 20, 2015.
Budget brand Keys Hotels too have jumped onto the bandwagon with offers lined up for Christmas and New Year. The company is offering rooms at Rs 2,999 per night across 11 properties including Goa Mahabaleshwar, Mumbai, Chennai and Bengaluru. The rates are inclusive of breakfast, lunch and dinner and 'gala dinner on December 30 and 31'.
Rahul Pandit, President & Executive Director, Lemon Tree Hotels, said, “The Mega Sale-2015 not only bundles with it the fresh, fun and spirited Lemon Tree experience, but also promises to deliver affordability and pocket-friendliness to our guests. We do hope our guests appreciate our new initiative, delight in the quintessential value this unique offer brings and chance to experience all our three brands anywhere across India.”
Leisure travellers have been either cutting back on their spending or choosing to visit an overseas destination to spend the holidays as destinations like Thailand, Malaysia, Dubai have become very cost-effective.
Moreover an oversupply of rooms due to new hotels has put additional burden on existing properties. Hoteliers are thus eager to sell the unsold inventory even at discounts.
Delhi-based Lemon Tree Hotels is allowing guests to book its rooms at just Rs 2,015 a unit across its portfolio of 26 properties in 15 cities.
Under this offer, guests can stay in any Lemon Tree brands — Lemon Tree Premier (upscale); Lemon Tree Hotel (midscale); and Red Fox Hotel (economy); till January 4 for single occupancy.
Guests can avail double occupancy by additionally paying a token charge of Rs 499 only, the company stated. Lemon Tree Hotels however clarified that properties in leisure destinations such as Dehradun, Goa, Kerala, Aurangabad and Chandigarh have been excluded.
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Similarly, Hilton Worldwide launched a 25 per cent-off programme across ten hotels in India. Valid on stays from December 16 to January 31. Guests can enjoy rates such as Rs 3,750 per night across eight cities.
Hotels participating in the Hilton offer are located in New Delhi, Gurgaon, Mumbai, Chennai, Bangalore, Pune, Trivandrum and Vadodara, Hilton said. To avail this offer guests are required to book at least three days before arrival and before January 20, 2015.
Budget brand Keys Hotels too have jumped onto the bandwagon with offers lined up for Christmas and New Year. The company is offering rooms at Rs 2,999 per night across 11 properties including Goa Mahabaleshwar, Mumbai, Chennai and Bengaluru. The rates are inclusive of breakfast, lunch and dinner and 'gala dinner on December 30 and 31'.
Rahul Pandit, President & Executive Director, Lemon Tree Hotels, said, “The Mega Sale-2015 not only bundles with it the fresh, fun and spirited Lemon Tree experience, but also promises to deliver affordability and pocket-friendliness to our guests. We do hope our guests appreciate our new initiative, delight in the quintessential value this unique offer brings and chance to experience all our three brands anywhere across India.”
Leisure travellers have been either cutting back on their spending or choosing to visit an overseas destination to spend the holidays as destinations like Thailand, Malaysia, Dubai have become very cost-effective.
Moreover an oversupply of rooms due to new hotels has put additional burden on existing properties. Hoteliers are thus eager to sell the unsold inventory even at discounts.
