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Mumbai Luxury Hotels by Oberoi and Marriott Unveiled

In a significant move that signals the growing demand for luxury accommodation in India, Oberoi Realty Ltd. and its subsidiary, Incline Realty Ltd., have forged a partnership with U.S.-based hospitality leader Marriott International Inc. The collaboration is set to bring two high-end hotels to Mumbai, with one in Thane and another in Borivali. This strategic agreement will mark Marriott’s flagship debut in Mumbai, further cementing the city’s position as a burgeoning luxury destination.

The JW Marriott Hotel Thane Garden City, scheduled for completion in 2027, will include 280 premium guestrooms and feature three dining outlets, a lobby lounge, and a poolside bar. It will be part of the larger Oberoi Garden City development, a sprawling 75-acre integrated space that also houses luxury residences and the Oberoi International School. The Mumbai Marriott Hotel Sky City, located in Borivali East, will be a major component of Oberoi Realty’s 1.5 million sq ft Sky City Mall, expected to open in October 2025. The hotel will include 280 rooms, three restaurants, and a full-service lounge, providing a comprehensive luxury experience in one of Mumbai’s rapidly developing areas.

This partnership reflects the mutual ambitions of Oberoi Realty and Marriott International to tap into the rising demand for premium accommodations in urban India. Mumbai, known for its fast-paced growth and ever-evolving skyline, continues to attract investments in real estate and hospitality, driven by increasing disposable incomes and evolving lifestyles. The entry of JW Marriott into Thane and Borivali underscores a critical shift in the demand for luxury in India’s growing suburban areas, which were previously overlooked for such upscale developments.

According to Oberoi Realty’s strategic plan, integrating luxury hotels within their larger real estate projects not only enhances the lifestyle quotient for residents but also appeals to international travellers and investors. The collaboration is expected to set new benchmarks in terms of service, design, and overall guest experience, in line with Marriott’s global standards.

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