Rendering of JW Marriott Ranthambore Resort & SpaMarriott International is set to make a significant impact on the hospitality landscape in Asia Pacific, excluding China, with a series of new hotel openings scheduled for 2026. The company will introduce several of its brands to new destinations, including the JW Marriott Ranthambore Resort & Spa in India, which promises to offer a unique experience with its design inspired by the romance of the wild.
The expansion includes the debut of Fairfield by Marriott in Myanmar and Thailand, catering to emerging leisure destinations. Moxy Hotels will also make its mark in Japan with a new location in Niseko, known for its vibrant social atmosphere and proximity to ski slopes. In Singapore, the Varel Singapore, a Tribute Portfolio Hotel, will celebrate art and culture in the Selegie Road Arts District.
These developments highlight Marriott's commitment to providing diverse and memorable experiences for travellers. The new properties will range from tranquil escapes like the Le Méridien Dehradun Resort & Spa in India, nestled amidst verdant hills, to the coastal retreat of Manado Marriott Resort & Spa in Indonesia, offering expansive views of the horizon.
In Japan, the Courtyard by Marriott Okinawa Resort will offer a fresh gateway to the northern coast, whilst the HOTEL THE MITSUI HAKONE will bring luxury to the historic landscapes of Hakone. Each location is designed to blend natural beauty with modern sophistication, promising a unique experience for both leisure and business travellers.
As Marriott International continues to expand its footprint across Asia Pacific, these new openings are set to redefine hospitality in the region, offering travellers a wide range of options to explore and enjoy.
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