OYO Plans to Double Company-Serviced Hotels in India by FY26
OYO has unveiled plans to double its company-serviced hotel footprint in India by FY26, reinforcing its push into the premium segment. The company aims to boost booking revenue from these hotels from the current 22% to 44%, underlining their growing contribution to OYO’s overall business.
The expansion will grow the number of company-serviced properties to 1,800, increasing OYO’s presence from 124 cities to over 300. New locations on the map include Mohali, Jalandhar, Darjeeling, Mangalore, Port Blair, Vapi, and Jalgaon. These properties, marked as ‘Company Serviced’ on OYO’s app and website, operate under either a revenue-sharing or fixed-rental model with property owners.
Commenting on the move, Varun Jain, Chief Operating Officer at OYO, said, “The programme is in line with OYO’s strategic focus for 2025 for the India market, which aims to drive profitability by enhancing the overall guest experience. These hotels record a higher customer rating of 4.6, compared to the overall average of 4.0. The occupancy rate of these hotels is also 2.7 times higher than other hotels. Their consistent focus on quality service also drives a repeat customer rate that is 1.3 times higher than the rest. The superior ratings reflect better service standards, well-maintained facilities, and a seamless guest experience which results in stronger guest loyalty and repeat stays in our hotels”.
At present, OYO runs more than 1,300 company-serviced hotels under brands such as Townhouse Oak, Capital O, Palette, and the premium offering SUNDAY. These properties are favoured by travellers looking for high-quality stays at accessible prices. Noteworthy performers include Palette Heritage Scindia Ghat in Varanasi and Super OYO Townhouse Oak Mahadevpura in Bangalore, based on guest reviews.
Launched in FY23, the company-serviced model started with under 2% of bookings but has quickly emerged as OYO’s fastest-growing category worldwide. This momentum is attributed to its standardised operations, upgraded service quality, and improved guest experience.
Going forward, OYO will focus its expansion on leisure destinations, pilgrimage centres, and high-traffic business hubs. Supported by a specialised team and a robust partner network, OYO leverages data analytics to predict demand, manage inventory efficiently, and raise service standards—catering to the shifting expectations of both leisure and business travellers.
