Located on the beautiful Arravalis, the hotel is spread across 106 acres featuring 130 rooms

ITC Hotels has signed up Ekaaya, Udaipur, its first Memento property. The property is spread over 106 acres which offers 130 rooms. Every room opens to beautiful view of the panoramic Arravalis bringing fine modern heritage set amidst an uninterrupted landscape.

A massive 25,000 sq ft of total covered meeting spaces is backed by ITC Hotels. From the sprawling ballroom, vast pre function, multi break out rooms, green rooms and open garden spaces of over five acres, Ekaaya, Udaipur makes for the perfect destination wedding.

“ITC Hotels footprint is expanding across the length and breadth of the country. The asset right strategy supports our endeavour to create and curate immersive experiences for all travellers. Brand “Mementos” helps us deliver unique luxury stays across different destinations. There are beautiful properties all across India that remain a secret. Through collaboration with like-minded partners, ITC Hotels will unveil these properties and bring forth India’s richness in domestic destinations. Ekaaya, Udaipur is our first gem in the ‘Memento’ collection,” said Anil Chadha, Chief Executive, ITC Hotels.

“We are thrilled with the opportunity to collaborate with ITC Hotels, the Indian hospitality legend. It is a momentous occasion for us to be chosen as the first property under ITC Hotel’s “Mementos” brand which will stand for luxury the Indian way. With ITC Hotels expertise in this space and our strength in delivering this landmark product, Mementos by ITC Hotels Ekaaya Udaipur will be the preferred destination luxury address for travellers,” said Vijendra Singh Choudhary, Owner, Ekaaya.

The accommodation at Ekaaya is spread across the green acres in clusters. Each of these clusters come with an exclusive pool, personal deck for barbeques and private parties. With the emerging trend of families and friends travelling together and guests preferring to holiday in small group with their close ones, the Ekaaya accommodation designs lend to greater customisation.