Royal Orchid Hotels launches new property in Solapur
On in south-western region of the state, on the Bhima and Seena river basins, Regenta Central Shivani, Solapur is tactically located in MIDC area offering beautiful lake views. The property features Rajasthani Themed designed with 65 well-appointed rooms, including three accessible rooms, ensuring comfort and convenience for all guests. With modern amenities like a swimming pool, spa, and gym, it caters to both leisure and business travellers. Also known as textile city, Solapur is a leading manufacturer of many commercial goods with religious significance and rich history. Situated just four hours from urban centres like Pune and Hyderabad, the property is surrounded by iconic temples such as Tuljapur, Pandharpur, and Akkalkot.
The hotel also boasts the largest common area in the city, featuring ROHL's signature all-day dining restaurant with 170 covers, a poolside bar with 40 covers, and a cozy lobby caf Ideal for small gatherings and medium scale events, the property offers a 1000 sq. ft. meeting room, an expansive 8600 sq. ft. banquet, and a sprawling 25,000 sq. ft. lawn.
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