Old Sayaji relaunching as Effotel Hotel
Second after Indore to give a better option to business travellers visiting Vadodara.
Its a nostalgic moment for the Dhanani family as they relaunched their first ever property the Sayaji hotel in Vadodara with a new look. Rabia Dhanani mother of late Sajid Dhanani and Raouf Dhanani inaugurated the all new look property which became the landmark destination for the people of Vadodara.
The old Sayaji hotel located at Sayajigunj relaunched after revamped and renovated as Effotel Hotel by Sayaji, the business hotel chain of Sayaji Hotel Group. With new interiors gives it a totally new look but the ambience and feel is still the same.
The 89 business room property comprises of 76 Delux Rooms, 7 Premium Delux Rooms and 6 Suite Rooms to cater to the guests requirement. Well equipped with city famous Kala Ghoda Restaurant, a gymnasium, kids play area and much more is to offer for Business travelers visiting the city.
Reintroducing Kalaghoda Restaurant crafted with the concept of Multicuisine fine dine buffet, the city’s old favorite venue sets for a perfect place for fresh breakfasts, delicious lunches or cozy dinners. The morocco, turquoise-hued rooftop restaurant offers a perfect view of the city meanwhile re-lavishing your taste buds with its historic and legendary culinary Kala Ghoda taste and exotic flavours.
"It's a nostalgic moment for the Dhanani family as our first ever property is relaunched from the hands of my grandmother. With some changes we maintain the same flavour and feelings here which became the part of people lives in Vadodara," said Saba Dhanani director operations.
This is the second Effotel after Indore and soon there is a plan to spread it pan India. In future the group launches Sayaji in Chandigarh and Bhopal and one Effotel in Gurgaon. They are also launching their new concept Enrise a bread and breakfast concept in Bhopal. With presence in central India they are now eyeing North India and tourist destinations like Goa and Kerala as their expansion plans.
