In a bold move blending luxury with culture, OYO’s premium SUNDAY brand has launched India’s first Japanese-themed hotel in Gurugram. Located in M3M SkyLoft on New Golf Course Road Extension, this 217-key property is now the largest SUNDAY Hotel in the country, spreading across 50,000 square feet.
A Slice of Japan in India
The hotel promises an immersive Japanese experience for travelers and corporate guests. It includes:
- A traditional Ofuro (Japanese soaking bath)
- A dedicated 20-seater Japanese restaurant serving sushi, udon, tofu, ramen, donburi, onigiri, and more
- Japanese-speaking staff to assist guests
- A special 54-room long-term stay wing designed especially for Japanese professionals
Cultural Meets Corporate
This hotel is already the go-to hospitality hub for several Japanese corporations hosting their staff in India. According to Aditya Sharma, Country Head of SUNDAY Hotels, “We are combining Japanese aesthetics like tatami mats, minimalism, and traditional hospitality with modern Indian conveniences to deliver a truly unique stay.”
Launched under an MoU between Oravel Stays and M3M, the project is part of a larger initiative to develop premium hospitality spaces across Gurgaon and NOIDA.
Riding the Japanese Wave
With the rising demand for authentic Japanese cuisine and design across metro cities like Delhi, Mumbai, Hyderabad, and Pune, OYO’s new venture underlines a growing Indo-Japanese business and cultural synergy.
FAQs
What makes the SUNDAY Japanese-themed hotel unique?
It combines traditional Japanese hospitality elements like the Ofuro, minimalist interiors, authentic cuisine, and Japanese-speaking staff within a luxury hotel setting, designed to feel like home for Japanese guests and a cultural treat for Indian travelers.
Who is the hotel aimed at?
The hotel is designed for both short-term business travelers and long-term Japanese expats, especially employees of Japanese companies operating in India.
Quick Facts:
- Location: M3M SkyLoft, Gurugram
- Rooms: 217 keys, including 54 long-stay rooms
- Dining: 20-seater authentic Japanese restaurant
- Target Audience: Japanese business travelers & India-based professionals
- Theme: Traditional Japanese aesthetics and service
Stay tuned as Gurugram becomes the new gateway for Indo-Japanese hospitality experiences.
