Marriott International joins hands with Prestige Group, DB Realty to introduce new properties

Marriott International has signed an agreement with Prestige Group and DB Realty to introduce the New Delhi Marriott Marquis and The St. Regis Aerocity, New Delhi. Slated to open in 2025, the agreement is expected to add 779 rooms to the Marriott International portfolio.

“We are delighted to expand our collaboration with the Prestige Group to bring these two prominent brands to the national capital. This enables us to provide more choices and experiences in key markets to serve an ever growing and discerning customer base. India continues to be a priority market for us. We believe our strong distribution, deep relationships and the strength of our travel program - Marriott Bonvoy makes us a leading partner for growth,” said Rajeev Menon- President Asia Pacific (excluding Greater China), Marriott International.

New Delhi Marriott Marquis is anticipated to feature 590 thoughtfully designed rooms. The hotel is slated to offer a variety of local and international gourmet delicacies at its three dining outlets, including an all-day dining restaurant, a specialty restaurant and a Diner. The hotel will feature a Greatroom. Along with the Greatroom, plans call for the brand’s signature M Club Lounge where Marriott Bonvoy Elite members can enjoy a range of complimentary food and beverage options throughout the day.

The St. Regis Aerocity, New Delhi is anticipated to feature 189 luxurious rooms and suites. The hotel is slated to feature an all-day dining restaurant, a specialty restaurant and a New York Deli, a tribute to the brand’s flagship hotel, The St. Regis New York, located at 55th and Fifth Avenue. Guests will also enjoy the brand's renowned Butler Service, offering bespoke services customized to each guest.

Once opened, both hotels are expected to be strategically located close to the Indira Gandhi International Airport (IGIA) and expects to offer another choice for business and leisure travelers looking for an extended stay in the heart of the Indian capital city.