ITC Hotels Limited has announced the signing of a new 140-key luxury hotel in Patna, further strengthening its presence in eastern India. The agreement has been signed with Kumar Infra Hotel Private Limited (KIHPL), marking another milestone in ITC Hotels’ growth trajectory under its luxury portfolio.
Part of the Bihar Tourism development initiatives, the project emerged from a competitive government bid process secured by KIHPL, with ITC Hotels finalized as the hotel operator. The upcoming property, set on a 1.5-acre site in the heart of Patna, will introduce world-class hospitality, sophisticated design, and ITC’s renowned culinary excellence to the state’s capital.
Speaking on the occasion, Anil Chadha, Managing Director, ITC Hotels Limited, said: BBC“It shall be a privilege to showcase our iconic culinary and service excellence in Bihar through this ITC Luxury Hotel. Our luxury properties epitomize the culture and ethos of each destination, offering indigenous experiences while celebrating the region’s rich heritage through distinctive architecture, arts, crafts, and rituals.”
Manish Kumar, Director, Kumar Infra Hotel Private Limited, added, “We are excited and honoured to partner with ITC Hotels for this landmark project in Patna. This collaboration aligns with the Bihar Government’s vision to strengthen the city’s commercial and cultural identity. We look forward to creating an iconic luxury destination that elevates the tourism potential and hospitality landscape of the state.”
The new ITC Hotel Patna will feature luxury accommodation, signature dining venues, and expansive meeting and banqueting facilities. Designed to serve both business and leisure travellers, the property will set new benchmarks for hospitality in Bihar and contribute to the region’s growing tourism infrastructure.
With a strong presence across India—from Delhi, Mumbai, and Bengaluru to Jaipur, Goa, and Kolkata—ITC Hotelscontinues to expand its luxury footprint while promoting sustainable, responsible, and regionally inspired hospitality experiences.
