United Hospitality Management enters India with Rosastays acquisition
17 operational properties in key leisure destinations
The expansion is supported by a pipeline of over 700 keys, including projects in collaboration with IHG Hotels & Resorts under the Garner brand
United Hospitality Management (UHM), a global hospitality management firm, has officially entered the Indian market with the acquisition of boutique brand Rosastays.
The expansion is supported by a pipeline of over 700 keys, including projects in collaboration with IHG Hotels & Resorts under the Garner brand
Gaining access to key leisure destinations across India, United Hospitality Management, a hospitality firm, has entered the Indian market through the acquisition of boutique brand Rosastays.
In a press statement, UHM says that the deal provides it with 17 operational properties across leisure destinations including Goa, Kasauli, Nainital, Pushkar and Shimla. It adds that select assets will be rebranded under the UHM umbrella between Q4 2025 and Q1 2026.
UHM says that its operations in India will be led by Deepika Arora, Managing Director, who brings over 20 years of experience in hotel operations, brand development, and asset growth.
It adds that the expansion is supported by a pipeline of over 700 keys, including projects in collaboration with IHG Hotels & Resorts under the Garner brand.
According to statement UHM operates a portfolio of international properties across Europe and the Middle East, including Hyatt Regency Lisbon, Sheraton Cascais Resort, Pine Cliffs Resort in Algarve, Yotel Porto, Palm Dubai Beach Resort, Wyndham Residences the Palm, Movenpick JLT, VOCO Bonnington JLT and the Creekside Hotel in Dubai. It adds that the company also manages over 60 dining venues and wellness platforms.
It further adds that the acquisition positions UHM to combine global operational standards with local market insights, while providing a foundation for further expansion in India’s hospitality sector.
“India is among the world’s most dynamic hospitality markets. Our expansion here is a long-term investment in a region of immense potential. With Deepika’s leadership and our proven global framework, we’re set to create hospitality experiences that combine operational excellence with cultural authenticity, delivering true value for owners and investors,” says Klaus Assmann, COO, Middle East, India, and Southeast Asia, UHM.
“India is entering a transformative phase in travel and hospitality, one that values authenticity, design, and differentiated guest experiences. UHM’s entry will bring global systems, a strong owner-centric philosophy, and operational expertise that will accelerate growth for our partners. Our goal is to set new benchmarks across boutique, midscale, and luxury hospitality with India as a key driver of that growth,” says Arora.
