The new hotel is expected to offer more accommodation options for air passengers and tourists visiting Guwahati. It will also cater to visitors looking for a place to stay while exploring Assam and its hospitality.
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Guwahati: Assam Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma on Thursday inaugurated the 101st Ginger Hotel near Guwahati airport, as the state government looks to develop the area into an aerocity with better accommodation facilities for travellers and tourists.
Announcing the inauguration in a post on X, CM Sarma said the hotel was part of efforts to establish the aerocity as a hub for quality accommodation. He also described the opening as a step towards providing comfortable stays at affordable prices and wished the hotel team success.
— Himanta Biswa Sarma (@himantabiswa) October 15, 2026Glad to see the 101st Ginger Hotel open its doors in Guwahati.
This is part of our efforts to develop the Aerocity as a hub of high quality accomodation.
A commendable milestone in offering quality stays at affordable prices. Wishing the team continued success. https://t.co/P1SVE9WpWG
The new hotel is expected to offer more accommodation options for air passengers and tourists visiting Guwahati. It will also cater to visitors looking for a place to stay while exploring Assam and its hospitality.
The inauguration comes as Guwahati continues to strengthen its hospitality infrastructure, particularly around the airport, to meet the needs of travellers arriving in the city.
The state government's aerocity plan aims to develop the airport area as a destination with improved accommodation facilities and services for visitors.
With the opening of the new Ginger Hotel, travellers will have another accommodation option near the airport, while the development is expected to support the growth of the hospitality sector in the area.