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Arcadia Hotel Supplies looking to consolidate its market in South India



Arcadia Hotel Supplies, the multi-category hotel products supplier in Coimbatore has set its eyes on the South Indian market for the next few months. With its two-pronged approach of digital and on-field marketing initiatives, the company which sells kitchen equipment, custom hotel and banquet furniture, and multi-brand glassware, crockery, cutlery, linen and in-room supplies plans to step up its promotional campaign with South India focus covering the states of Tamil Nadu, Kerala, Karnataka, Telangana and Andhra Pradesh.

View Arcadia’s product range here http://arcadiahotelsupplies.com/products/

With international brands Dinewell, Dankotuwa Porcelain, Lyra Glassware, Ocean Glassware, Lucky Glass, Tata Ceramics, fcml, Feather Touch and Awkenox in hand, Arcadia Hotel Supplies targets mid-size, boutique, economy class, business class and large hotels, and chains. As the CR Group which runs Arcadia Hotel Supplies business also owns a boutique hotel by the name The Arcadia in the same city Coimbatore, the venture Arcadia Hotel Supplies is in an advantageous position having known the nitty-gritty of the hotel and restaurant business.  

The key strengths of Arcadia Hotel Supplies are its competitive pricing, all products under one roof and focused approach. All types of hotels including small, budget and large hotels can buy from Arcadia as it deals in economy to premium brands across all product categories. So, it is an all-in-all hotel supplier for all hotels.  

Thanks to Arcadia, now even stand-alone and proprietor-owned small hotels are able to buy the so far elusive internationally acclaimed brands and products. With its South India focus, Arcadia is also able to reach out to all its supply destinations (the hotels in South India) within a day or two.


For product enquiries, contact +91 73730 12450, arcadiahotelsupplies@gmail.com or visit www.arcadiahotelsupplies.com.
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Location: Goldwins, Civil Aerodrome Post, Peelamedu, Coimbatore, Tamil Nadu, India

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