Hospitality firm InterGlobe Hotels today said it will open 13 new hotels under economy brand 'ibis' across the country by 2015, entailing an investment of nearly Rs 600 crore exclusive of land cost of the projects.
"We will be opening 13 new hotels across India by 2015 thereby adding 2,000 rooms. The investment will be Rs 30 lakh on an average per room.
This is excluding the land cost," InterGlobe Hotels President and CEO Uttam Dave told PTI.
All the new hotels will be under the ibis brand, which is an economy brand, he added.
Dave was speaking on the sidelines of 'Hi Aim 2013', hospitality industry's conference and exposition on architecture, interior design and management here.
InterGlobe Hotels is a joint venture between hospitality major Accor and InterGlobe Enterprises. The company currently has 1,500 rooms spread across its seven properties in India.