The Fern Hotels & Resorts has announced the opening of its newest property in Maharashtra—Siddharth The Fern – An Ecotel Hotel, Jalna. Strategically located in the heart of Jalna city, this 74-room upscale hotel blends contemporary hospitality with sustainable practices and thoughtful design.
With this launch, The Fern further expands its strong presence in Maharashtra, taking its state-wide portfolio to 40 properties, including those operational and in the pipeline.
Mr. Suhail Kannampilly, Managing Director of The Fern Hotels & Resorts, remarked, “Jalna is fast emerging as a key business and cultural centre. With its historical relevance and growing industrial activity, it offers immense potential. Siddharth The Fern reflects our ongoing commitment to bring meaningful, eco-friendly hospitality to such evolving destinations, while staying true to our brand’s core values of sustainability and service excellence.”
The hotel features 74 well-appointed rooms and suites, offering a relaxing blend of modern comforts and earthy aesthetics. Each room is equipped with contemporary amenities to suit both business and leisure travellers, along with round-the-clock in-room dining and a specially curated late-night menu.
Dining options include Khatirdari, an all-day, multi-cuisine vegetarian restaurant serving regional and global fare, and Saanjh, the in-house bar offering artisanal cocktails and premium spirits in an elegant setting. A VIP Lounge adds an exclusive, quiet retreat for resident guests, featuring personalized service and added amenities.
For events and gatherings, the property boasts versatile venues such as Rangat, Taraana, and the expansive Aamantaran lawn, catering to everything from boardroom meetings to grand celebrations. Wellness and leisure facilities include a swimming pool, fitness centre, and a dedicated children’s play area.
Conveniently located just 55 km from Aurangabad Airport, 3.5 km from Jalna Railway Station, and 10 km from Jalna MIDC, the hotel is ideally positioned for both corporate and leisure travellers.
