About Amber Palace Hospitality
Founded in 2013 by entrepreneur and actor Dev Raturi (德福), Amber Palace Hospitality began its journey in Xi’an, China. Over the years, it developed a strong presence across major Chinese cities and earned recognition for authentic Indian experiences, warm service and consistent hospitality standards.
In 2025, the group expanded into India with the opening of Hotel Amber Palace in Sector 14, Gurugram. Conveniently located around 15 km from Indira Gandhi International Airport, the hotel provides easy access to Udyog Vihar, DLF Cyber City, Cyber Hub, MG Road and other important business and leisure destinations across Gurugram. Read More »
Designed for business travellers, families, couples and corporate guests, Hotel Amber Palace offers comfortable rooms, a rooftop restaurant, banquet and event facilities, meeting spaces, complimentary Wi-Fi, parking and transport assistance. Whether visiting Gurugram for work, a family stay, medical travel, dining or a special celebration, guests can enjoy comfort and attentive service in a well-connected location.
Combining international hospitality experience with the warmth of Indian traditions, Amber Palace Hospitality is committed to creating stays that feel comfortable, dependable and genuinely welcoming. Read Less «
Est. 2013, Xi'an to Gurugram
The People Behind Amber Palace
"Hotel Amber Palace in Sector 14, Gurgaon is a legacy that began in Xi'an, carried forward today through warmth, care, and genuine hospitality."
Dev Raturi
Founder & Managing DirectorDev Raturi's journey to founding Hotel Amber Palace began far from a hospitality boardroom. He moved to China in 2005, and within a decade had risen through the ranks of Chinese hospitality, working as a restaurant manager and then as area director, before opening his own restaurant, Red Fort, in Xi'an in 2013. That single restaurant grew into the Amber Palace brand, now a recognized name across China's Indian dining scene, and in 2025 into the group's flagship debut in India: Hotel Amber Palace, Gurugram.
Dev's story has traveled well beyond the restaurant industry. His rise from restaurateur to cultural bridge between India and China earned him a chapter in a Class 7 school textbook in Xi'an, and he has since appeared in more than 20 Chinese film and television productions, becoming one of the more recognizable Indian faces in Chinese entertainment. In 2025, the Government of Uttarakhand honored him with the Uttarakhand Gaurav Samman, one of the state's highest civilian awards. Through the Raturi Foundation, which he established in 2021, he directs the majority of his personal profits toward the education of underprivileged children.
Hotel Amber Palace carries the same philosophy that built it: hospitality that is personal, hard-earned, and rooted in the belief that genuine warmth serves a guest better than luxury for its own sake.
Nitesh Rohilla
General ManagerNitesh Rohilla brings more than a decade of hands-on hotel leadership to Hotel Amber Palace, most of it spent doing the hardest job in the industry: opening new hotels from the ground up. Across a career built at Marriott, Hyatt, Sheraton, ITC and Wyndham properties, he has led pre-opening teams for seven hotels, including Renaissance Bengaluru, Hyatt Regency Gurgaon, JW Marriott Chandigarh, and Four Points by Sheraton in Kampala, Uganda, before joining Hotel Amber Palace as General Manager for its own pre-opening in November 2025.
His guest-first approach has been recognized consistently along the way: a nomination for the Marriott Excellence Award worldwide, a 2nd-place finish in Guest Satisfaction Survey rankings among every Hyatt Regency hotel in South Asia, and, most recently, Young Professional of the Year at the 2025 Global Leadership Awards. At Hotel Amber Palace, he leads a team built around one standard: every guest leaves having received more than they expected.
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