Service
Hotel & Resort Landscaping
Arrival courts, pool surrounds, lawns for events and lush garden walks — resort-grade landscapes that look good every day of the season.
For a hotel or resort, the landscape is part of the product. Guests photograph the entrance, walk the gardens, book the lawn for weddings and judge the property by how green it looks in May. Ganesh Patel designs hospitality landscapes that make a strong first impression and stay presentable through every season.
What we create for hotels and resorts
- Arrival courts and driveway planting
- Event and wedding lawns built for heavy use
- Pool surrounds, cabanas and shade planting
- Water features, fountains and rock gardens
- Topiary, hedges and formal gardens
- Seasonal flower displays and planters
- Kitchen and herb gardens, orchards
- Water-efficient irrigation and night lighting zones
Resort-grade experience
Early in his career Ganesh Patel managed a 50-acre estate in Jabalpur with a Japanese garden, rosary, rockery, cabana, swimming-pool landscape and fountain — essentially resort grounds — along with flower beds of gladiolus, tuberose, rose and gerbera. At Birla Century he led topiary design, hardscape and decorative fountain upkeep to give an industrial campus a resort-quality look.
Looking good 365 days a year
Hotels cannot close the garden for repairs. Every hospitality project comes with a maintenance calendar — mowing, pruning, feeding, seasonal planting and pest control — and training for your in-house gardeners, so the grounds stay guest-ready between events.
Frequently asked questions
Can you upgrade the landscape of an operating hotel?
Yes. Work is phased zone by zone and scheduled around occupancy and events, so guests are disturbed as little as possible.
Which lawn grass is best for event lawns?
It depends on shade, footfall and water. For heavily used lawns in central India, hard-wearing warm-season grasses with good drainage underneath and a recovery schedule after events work best — this is decided after a site visit.