Marriott International has joined forces with CG Hospitality Global to develop three hotels in Nepal and India, expanding its luxury and premium portfolio in South Asia.
The projects comprise The Ritz-Carlton Kathmandu, The Westin Kathmandu and JW Marriott Hotel Siliguri. Scheduled to open in 2031, the three properties will add nearly 450 rooms to Marriott’s regional portfolio.
The signing expands Marriott’s relationship with CG Hospitality Global, which has collaborated with the hotel group on multiple projects across the region.
According to Marriott, the developments are intended to support tourism growth and strengthen hospitality infrastructure in Nepal and India.
The agreement marks the debut of The Ritz-Carlton brand in Nepal. Located in Kathmandu, the hotel is expected to feature 150 guestrooms, including 30 suites, alongside five food and beverage venues, a spa, fitness centre, outdoor swimming pool and more than 1,100m² of meeting and event space.
The Westin Kathmandu will also feature 150 rooms and suites. Planned facilities include three dining venues, a fitness studio, spa, rooftop swimming pool and more than 700m² of meeting and event space.
In India, JW Marriott Hotel Siliguri will introduce 150 guestrooms and suites in the city of Siliguri, a gateway to north-east India. The hotel is expected to include four dining venues, a spa, swimming pool, fitness centre and 1,500m² of event space.
Rajeev Menon, president, Asia-Pacific excluding China, Marriott International, said: “We are pleased to deepen our association with CG Hospitality Global through a shared vision to bring world-class hospitality experiences to these high-potential markets.
“These landmark developments reflect the exceptional standards and brand excellence that define Marriott’s luxury and premium portfolio, while contributing meaningfully to tourism growth, local employment and regional economic development.”
Rahul Chaudhary, CEO and managing director of CG Hospitality Global, said: “Growing our relationship with Marriott International marks an exciting new chapter in our journey to elevate South Asia’s hospitality landscape.”
