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Hot Openings: Jaipur Marriott big on meeting space, F&B

by Ann Bagel Storck

July 25, 2011 - Categories: Hospitality News,

Marriott International’s Marriott Hotels & Resorts brand has debuted in the Indian state of Rajasthan with the 365-key Jaipur Marriott Hotel.

Among the property’s highlights are seven separate F&B outlets, 43,000 sq ft (3,995 sq m) of meeting space and the 10,000 sq ft (929 sq m) Quan Spa.

Jaipur is the capital of Rajasthan and the state’s largest city with a population of more than 3.9 million. “With tremendous growth as a business hub during the past few years, Jaipur is set to become one of the most sought-after destinations for both leisure and for business travelers in India,” said Rajeev Menon, area vice president, India, Maldives, Malaysia and Australia, Marriott International.

Marriott boasts that the Jaipur Marriott is Rajasthan’s largest hotel in terms of rooms and event space. Photos used courtesy of Marriott International
Marriott boasts that the Jaipur Marriott is Rajasthan’s largest hotel in terms of rooms and event space. Photos used courtesy of Marriott International
The hotel’s interior features earthy tones, leather and wood, Rajasthani murals and latticework carvings.
The hotel’s interior features earthy tones, leather and wood, Rajasthani murals and latticework carvings.
Lounge 18 in the lobby is divided into clearly defined zones for guests who want to work, socialize or relax with a drink.
Lounge 18 in the lobby is divided into clearly defined zones for guests who want to work, socialize or relax with a drink.
The Jaipur Baking Company in the lobby adapts the classic pastry shop with an interactive open baking area.
The Jaipur Baking Company in the lobby adapts the classic pastry shop with an interactive open baking area.
The hotel’s event space includes two ballrooms, nine breakaway venues, four meeting rooms and a lawn for outdoor functions.
The hotel’s event space includes two ballrooms, nine breakaway venues, four meeting rooms and a lawn for outdoor functions.
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