Cygnett Hotels and Resorts strengthens Rajasthan portfolio, signs Cozzet Khatu Shyam
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Cygnett Hotels & Resorts has agreed to develop a 50‑key Cozzet property in Ringas, close to Khatu Shyam in Rajasthan, boosting the group’s footprint in the state and expanding its premium‑economy offering in fast‑growing pilgrimage and regional travel segments.
Key Takeaways
- Cygnett Hotels signed a 50-key Cozzet property in Ringas, near Khatu Shyam, Rajasthan.
- Khatu Shyam temple drew about 2.54 crore visitors in 2025, topping Rajasthan’s religious-tourism list.
- The hotel sits 18 km from the temple and 100m from Ringas railway station, with direct NH-52 access to Jaipur.
- The property targets pilgrims, families, leisure visitors and transit passengers in the growing pilgrimage corridor.
The agreement follows the rise of Khatu Shyam as a leading pilgrimage site in Rajasthan. In 2025 the temple welcomed about 2.54 crore visitors, topping the state’s religious‑tourism list. This surge is driving demand for structured lodging and related hospitality facilities along the Khatu Shyam‑Ringas stretch.
Situated roughly 18 km from the Khatu Shyam Ji Temple, the new hotel will cater to pilgrims, families, leisure visitors and transit passengers. It stands just 100 m from Ringas railway station and enjoys direct access to NH‑52, linking the area with Jaipur, offering easy road and rail links. As a brownfield development, Cozzet Khatushyam is slated to welcome guests in mid‑2027.
The hotel will offer 50 modern rooms, an all‑day restaurant, a health club and a swimming pool. It will also serve the local meetings and events segment with a 2,500 sq ft banquet hall that can host around 180‑200 attendees.
Cozzet, Cygnett’s flagship premium‑economy and micro‑hospitality label, follows the “Smart, Safe & Sensible” ethos, delivering modern rooms, core amenities and streamlined service for business, leisure and transient guests.
This agreement supports Cygnett’s broader rollout plan for Cozzet amid forecasts that India’s micro‑ and mid‑scale hotel sector will hit US$7.6 billion by 2031. The brand’s pipeline now totals roughly 600 rooms, with projects under construction or in pre‑opening phases in Noida, Ayodhya, Amritsar, Jaipur, Arunachal Pradesh and other locales.
Using an asset‑light, scalable approach, Cygnett aims to expand Cozzet into pilgrimage sites, transport hubs, business districts and emerging urban centres where travelers seek dependable, value‑focused branded hospitality.
