Ginger Hotels

Ginger Hotels is an Indian midscale hotel brand operated by Indian Hotels Company Limited (IHCL), a subsidiary of the Tata Group. The chain was created to serve the midscale accommodation segment in India and opened its first hotel in Whitefield, Bangalore, in June 2004. Its development formed part of IHCL's broader effort to operate across multiple hospitality segments rather than concentrating only on luxury and upper-upscale hotels. The brand's hotels provide accommodation and associated hospitality services for domestic and business travelers. Its network is described as extending across more than 70 hotels in 47 postal areas, or pin codes, in India. This geographic spread gives Ginger a presence in a range of Indian urban and commercial locations, although the available reference material does not provide a complete current property list or detailed market-by-market breakdown. Ginger's positioning is centered on midscale lodging rather than full-service luxury hospitality. The brand is associated with practical, contemporary hotel environments and standardized guest accommodation. The available reference material identifies a modernized design concept that was first introduced at the Ginger property in Panaji, Goa. No detailed public information is provided here about the full design system, room configuration, loyalty proposition, food-and-beverage format, or technology platform. As an IHCL brand, Ginger operates within the Tata Group's hospitality portfolio alongside other Indian Hotels Company brands. The chain's history and ownership distinguish it from unrelated businesses using the word "Ginger." Publicly available information in the supplied references is limited, so details such as the brand's founder, senior executives, financial performance, exact headquarters, launch campaigns, and current hotel-by-hotel operating model remain unspecified.

Ginger Hotels was established as an Indian midscale hospitality brand within the portfolio of Indian Hotels Company Limited (IHCL), the Tata Group hospitality company. Its first hotel opened in Whitefield, Bangalore, in June 2004. The launch placed the brand in a segment below IHCL's luxury-oriented offerings and gave the group a dedicated format for more standardized, accessible lodging. The brand subsequently developed a network in India. The reference article describes more than 70 Ginger hotels operating across 47 pin codes, indicating expansion across multiple urban and commercial markets rather than concentration in a single city. The available material does not provide a complete chronology of individual openings, acquisitions, franchising arrangements, or property conversions, so the precise path of network growth cannot be reconstructed from the supplied sources. Ginger's physical identity also evolved. A modernized design was first introduced at the brand's Panaji property in Goa. This change is significant as a brand-development milestone because it indicates an effort to refresh the guest environment and establish a more contemporary visual and operational format. The source does not specify the date of the Panaji design introduction or describe all of its architectural and interior features. The brand remains part of IHCL and therefore part of the wider Tata Group. Its current network is described as comprising more than 70 hotels in India, but the reference material does not provide a precise count at a particular date. It also does not disclose revenue, profitability, employee numbers, executive leadership, ownership percentages, or the division between owned, managed, leased, and franchised properties. Accordingly, Ginger's documented history is strongest on its 2004 origin, its midscale positioning, its Indian expansion, and the introduction of a modernized design at Panaji.

• 2004

  First Ginger hotel opens in Whitefield

  [1]Ginger Hotelsen.wikipedia.org

  The first Ginger hotel opened in Whitefield, Bangalore, in June 2004, marking the brand's entry into India's midscale hotel market.

• Modernized design introduced at Panaji

  [1]Ginger Hotelsen.wikipedia.org

  The Ginger property in Panaji, Goa, was the first location to introduce the brand's modernized design. The available source does not state the year of introduction.

• Network expands across India

  [1]Ginger Hotelsen.wikipedia.org

  Ginger Hotels is described as operating more than 70 hotels across 47 pin codes in India. The source does not provide a dated expansion milestone or an exact current property count.

A practical, contemporary midscale hotel chain for domestic and business travelers in India.

• Midscale hotel chain · 2004

  Ginger Hotels

  Ginger Hotels provides midscale accommodation in India under the Ginger brand. Its offering is centered on guest rooms and associated hotel services for domestic and business travelers. The chain's properties are linked by a standardized brand identity, while the available reference material specifically notes the introduction of a modernized design at the Panaji, Goa, property.

• 2020-03-31

  Apollo Hospitals partners with hotel and service brands for isolation facilities[2]阿波罗医院与酒店及服务品牌合作提供隔离设施moneycontrol.com

  Apollo Hospitals partnered with Lemon Tree Hotels, Ginger Hotels, OYO and Zomato for Project Stay I, an initiative providing medically supervised isolation and quarantine facilities. The article says the first phase launched with around 500 rooms and that Apollo planned to scale the capacity to as many as 5,000 rooms.

1. 1Ginger Hotelsen.wikipedia.org
2. 2阿波罗医院与酒店及服务品牌合作提供隔离设施moneycontrol.com