HBI Staff | Hyderabad 
Tamara LeisureExperiences has opened their budget-friendly Lilac Hotel in Guruvayur. Positioned within 550 meters of the revered Guruvayur Temple’s South Nada, Lilac offers 36 well-appointed rooms equipped with essential amenities, catering to the needs of both leisure and business travelers. The opening of the hotel in Guruvayur marks the introduction of Tamara’s first Lilac Hotel in Kerala.
“We are thrilled to introduce Guruvayoor as the latest addition to our growing portfolio. This marks our third venture in Kerala, a State that holds immense personal significance to me and remains strategically important to Tamara’s long term vision. With two more properties in Kannur and Alleppey in development, we are committed to furthering our presence in the South, especially Kerala, while actively venturing into new segments and territories nationally and internationally.” said Shruti Shibulal, CEO and Director, Tamara Leisure Experiences, reflecting on this venture.
Lilac Guruvayur offers a variety of well-appointed rooms and suites, perfect for families, friends, or larger groups attending temple visits, ceremonies, engagements, or weddings. With 36 rooms, including inter-connecting options, we provide a comfortable haven for up to 127 guests.
Lilac Guruvayur also has a multicuisine vegetarian restaurant, Kesar, and an elaborate banquet hall, Utsava, suitable for hosting various events. While the banquet hall can accommodate 300 guests, the dedicated Sadhya hall accommodates 100 guests at a time. Committed to sustainability, Lilac Guruvayur implements practices such as rainwater harvesting, energy-saving initiatives, responsible linen management, and kitchen waste transformation into valuable compost. The hotel takes pride in its predominantly local workforce, encouraging a strong connection with the community it serves.
Conveniently located near other attractions such as Panthayil Sree Ayyappa Temple and Chavakkad Beach, Lilac Guruvayurr offers easy access to the guests to explore the rich cultural heritage and natural beauty of the region.
