Sayaji Hotels Launches Enrise by Sayaji in Junagadh

New property expands presence in Gujarat’s Saurashtra region

Sayaji Hotels has announced the launch of Enrise by Sayaji, Junagadh, marking its entry into the Saurashtra region of Gujarat. Located on Bhesana Road, the 24-key property adds to the group’s Enrise portfolio and provides a base for travellers visiting the city.

Junagadh is known for its historical and cultural significance. The city is home to landmarks such as Uparkot Fort, believed to date back to the 4th century BCE, and the Ashokan Rock Edicts, inscribed in Brahmi script around 250 BCE. The Mahabat Maqbara reflects architectural influences from different periods, combining Indo-Islamic and European styles.

Property offers villa-style accommodation and event facilities

Junagadh also serves as a gateway to key attractions, including Girnar Hill, an important pilgrimage site, and Gir National Park, located around 80 kilometres away, which is known as the natural habitat of the Asiatic lion.

Enrise by Sayaji, Junagadh features 24 villa-style 1-BHK rooms, each measuring approximately 425 sq. ft., designed to offer space and privacy for families and longer stays.

The hotel features a multi-cuisine restaurant, Momentt, seating 52 guests. Event facilities include Jewel, a 4,000 sq. ft. banquet hall seating up to 300 guests in theatre-style seating, and Vrindavan Lawn, an outdoor venue spanning 15,500 sq. ft. suitable for social gatherings and events.

The property is located around 15 km from Junagadh Railway Station, 55 km from Keshod Airport, and 130 km from Rajkot Airport, offering access for both leisure and business travellers.

Bharat Shingala, Owner, Enrise by Sayaji, Junagadh, said the hotel aims to provide accommodation that aligns with the region’s travel demand while maintaining brand standards. Rajendra Joshi, Associate General Manager at Sayaji Hotels, added that the launch supports the group’s expansion plans in Gujarat.

The Sayaji Hotels opening occurs ahead of the summer travel season, positioning the property to attract travellers visiting Junagadh for heritage, nature, and pilgrimage experiences.