Summary:
- The Fern Hotels & Resorts, part of Concept Hospitality, recently signed four hotels, bringing its inventory to 10,000 rooms.
- Concept Hospitality, founded in 1996 and based in Mumbai, is led by Executive Chairman Param Kannampilly and Managing Director Suhail Kannampilly.
- The Fern brand has focused on energy efficiency and sustainable waste management since inception.
INDIA’S CONCEPT HOSPITALITY-OWNED The Fern Hotels & Resorts recently signed four hotels, taking its inventory to 10,000 rooms. Launched in 2009, The Fern brand focuses on eco-friendly practices, including energy efficiency and sustainable waste management.
The new additions are the 75-room The Fern, Lucknow; the 154-room The Fern Nerul, Navi Mumbai; the 83-room The Fern Residency, Vadodara and the 100-room The Fern Residency, Gwalior. Mumbai-based Concept Hospitality, founded in 1996, is led by Executive Chairman Param Kannampilly and Managing Director Suhail Kannampilly.
“Crossing the milestone of 10,000 rooms in signed properties is a defining moment in our journey and a testament to the strength of The Fern Hotels & Resorts in a competitive market,” Suhail Kannampilly said. “It reflects the trust our partners place in us and underscores our focus on sustainable expansion across key urban and emerging destinations, while staying true to our vision of eco-conscious hospitality and strong guest experiences.”
The Fern, Lucknow brings the brand’s North India presence to 21 hotels, Concept Hospitality said. It includes a swimming pool and gym and is located near transport hubs and city landmarks. The Fern Nerul, Navi Mumbai, near The Capital Business Park and MIDC, brings the Maharashtra total to 42 and also includes a swimming pool and gym.
The Fern Residency, Vadodara raises the count to 4 in the city and 33 in Gujarat and is located near the Alkapuri area. The Fern Residency, Gwalior includes a gym, swimming pool and spa, and is located near major transport hubs and city landmarks, in line with the brand’s focus on eco-conscious operations and guest service.
Surpassing 10,000 rooms signals the brand’s growing presence in India’s hospitality sector and its focus on sustainable operations. The Fern plans to expand its footprint while aligning sustainability with guest satisfaction.
A recent study by travel firm WanderOn projects India’s experiential travel market to reach $45 billion by 2027, driven by Gen Z.
