OYO Rooms knows the way to the customer’s heart is through his stomach!
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The company plans to combine the kitchens of the hotels listed under its belt, and the food would be sold under the name of
"As in any food business, we noticed that our partner hotels' kitchen have excess inventory," Maninder Gulati, head of strategy and corporate development at
The company also plans to dabble into on-demand housekeeping services venture, with the name
In the past two years, the Gurgaon-based company has gained a lot of popularity, and has become a top name in the industry. In August, OYO raised $100 million in a round led by SoftBank, and since then, it has spread its assets to 30,000 rooms in 130 Indian cities and towns. Its competitors include
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