Sayaji Kolhapur Sees Growth in Leisure and Spiritual Tourism

Sayaji Kolhapur has reported increased occupancy levels during the summer season, supported by growing demand for leisure travel, weekend getaways and spiritual tourism across Maharashtra.

The hotel said it has seen steady bookings from family travellers, business visitors and tourists exploring the cultural and religious attractions of South Maharashtra.

Kolhapur continues to attract travellers due to its heritage sites, religious landmarks, regional cuisine, and improving road connectivity from cities such as Mumbai, Pune, Bengaluru, and Goa.

Mukesh Rakshit, General Manager of Sayaji Kolhapur, said the city has seen increasing interest as both a leisure and transit destination, with demand driven by families, weekend travellers, and guests combining business with leisure.

The hotel has also reported a rise in extended weekend stays and group travel during the season, with travellers preferring destinations that offer accessibility, hospitality services and local experiences.

Sayaji Kolhapur continues to cater to both leisure and corporate travellers through its accommodation, dining options, banqueting facilities and guest services.

The hotel said Kolhapur’s growing role in spiritual tourism and heritage travel is expected to support hospitality demand in the coming months.

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