Tech-powered hotel chain Bloom Hotels has announced a significant jump in revenue in its financial performance for FY25. The company’s revenue from operations touched Rs 357.50 crore, a growth of 36.14 per cent from Rs 262.60 crore reported in FY24, as per its annual consolidated statements.
The numbers also show the scale of Bloom’s rapid rise in recent years. From Rs 58 crore in FY22 to over Rs 357 crore in FY25, the hotel brand has multiplied its annual revenue six times in just three years.
Focus on Profitability
Along with strong revenue growth, Bloom also maintained its focus on profitability. The company reported an EBITDA of Rs 75.01 crore and a Profit After Tax (PAT) of Rs 15.20 crore in FY25.
Bloom recently achieved breakeven and said its strategy going forward will be to balance growth with profitability, keeping capital efficiency as its primary financial metric. The company stated that it aims for revenue and profit growth of 30–35 per cent annually without compromising on efficiency or product standards.
Expansion With Discipline
Bloom’s Chief Operating Officer Sanjeev Sethi highlighted the company’s approach to selective expansion. He said, “We still only onboard approximately 1 in 20 hotels that approach us to join the platform and will continue to maintain this discipline. The market can easily absorb 100,000 rooms but we’d rather get there at our own pace with sustained profitability and product.”
The company’s revenue-to-funding ratio has crossed 1, which means Bloom now generates more revenue than the funding it has raised. This underlines its efficient capital management and makes it stand out in India’s hospitality sector, where many companies struggle with heavy burn rates.
Room-First Approach
Unlike traditional hotel chains that focus heavily on add-ons, Bloom’s business model is centered on rooms. In FY25, room revenue contributed 85 per cent of total revenue, while Food & Beverages made up 13.1 per cent and other income contributed 1.9 per cent.
This room-first philosophy has helped Bloom keep its operations simple, scalable, and consistent across locations, which has become a signature aspect of the brand’s identity.
Technology As Backbone
Founded in 2010, Bloom started out differently from most hotel brands. It first built a comprehensive tech platform before onboarding its initial hotels. This early technology investment gave it a strong foundation for operational consistency, enabling the company to scale while maintaining quality standards.
Today, Bloom positions itself as a tech-driven hotel chain, using digital systems to manage bookings, customer experiences, and partner hotels more efficiently than conventional players.
Future Growth Plans
Bloom currently operates thousands of rooms and plans to cross the 5,000-room mark soon, with over 75 per cent of its hotels located in Tier 1 cities such as Delhi, Mumbai, and Bengaluru.
Looking ahead, the company is preparing a major growth push towards 25,000 rooms, with expansion into Tier 2 and Tier 3 cities. This will allow Bloom to tap into India’s fast-growing urban centers beyond the metros, where demand for reliable and affordable hotel stays is rising rapidly.
About Bloom Hotels
Bloom Hotels is an Indian hospitality brand founded in 2010 with the vision of building a tech-powered, efficient, and standardized hotel experience. Unlike traditional hotel chains, Bloom emphasizes rooms-first operations, meaning the majority of its revenue comes from its core room offerings rather than additional services.
Its selective approach—accepting only a small fraction of hotels that apply to join its platform—ensures consistency in product and service. Over time, this has helped Bloom build a reputation as a profitable, capital-efficient, and modern hotel chain, appealing to both travelers and investors.
