5-Star Hotels in Rajkot

Fortune Park JPS Grand is presented as a contemporary, newly designed city property rather than a resort, with its identity shaped around business travel, leisure stays, dining and events. The hotel is part of Fortune Hotels / ITC Hotels’ Group.

The property’s full-service urban format includes conference facilities and event spaces, extending its role beyond accommodation to meetings, functions and organised occasions in Rajkot.

The accommodation inventory comprises 56 Standard Rooms, 18 Fortune Club Rooms and 3 Suites, creating three clearly defined room categories across the hotel’s 77-room total.

The rooms are described as well-appointed and contemporary, with the property’s accommodation presented as newly designed within its modern city-hotel concept.

Orchid is a multi-cuisine restaurant serving breakfast, lunch and dinner buffets together with an all-day dining menu. It is described as having a cheerful ambience and is also associated with international cuisine.

Rainbow is the hotel’s specialty restaurant, focusing on vegetarian cuisine from around the world and providing a distinct alternative to Orchid’s broader multi-cuisine format.

Fortune Deli is the hotel’s additional named dining outlet and appears in hotel listings as a restaurant within the property’s three-venue dining collection.

The property follows a classic upscale city-hotel model rather than a resort layout, combining spacious accommodation with multiple dining outlets, business services, health-club facilities and substantial banqueting infrastructure.

The common-area programme includes a business centre, beauty parlour, health club, gym, saloon, boutique, internet café, pastry shop, travel desk and money exchange.

The hotel has 80 rooms, with its own positioning focused on providing some of the most spacious rooms among Rajkot hotels. The accommodation is designed within a central business-and-leisure city-hotel format.

Courtyard is the hotel's restaurant, while Senso operates as a 24-hour coffee shop. The dining programme is supported by a Gujarati thali restaurant, making regional Indian cuisine part of the property's food-and-beverage identity.

Delicacy is the hotel's pastry shop, and In-room Dining is available 24 hours. Third-party listings also identify a snack bar or deli and buffet breakfast, extending the offer beyond a single restaurant.

The property is presented as a contemporary, multi-amenity urban hotel rather than a heritage building or standalone resort. Its programme brings together accommodation, on-site dining, recreation, wellness, concierge-led arrival services and dedicated meeting and banquet infrastructure.

Common spaces follow a practical full-service layout centred on reception and concierge services, with dining areas, a pool zone, fitness facilities and event spaces integrated into the hotel’s guest experience.

The accommodation inventory is most commonly reported as 76 rooms and suites, with some listings showing 78 or 74. It includes a confirmed Suite Room category, alongside family-leaning accommodation options and selected rooms with garden views.

Suite guests receive access to the swimming pool, giving the suite category a defined leisure benefit within the hotel’s urban setting. Family room configurations and rollaway or extra-bed policies are also listed for selected bookings.

Horizon is identified as the hotel’s multi-cuisine restaurant, with North Indian and Chinese dishes among its confirmed offerings. The venue forms the central restaurant element of the property’s on-site dining programme.

The dining offer extends to a breakfast buffet commonly served from 7:00 AM to 10:30 AM for an additional charge, 24-hour room service and café or lounge-style food and beverage support. Some listings identify two restaurants, while others include a third café or lobby-bar-style outlet.