Marriott International signs an agreement with Grey Group to debut JW Marriott in Ludhiana

Marriott International has announced the signing agreement with Grey Group to introduce the JW Marriott brand to Ludhiana, Punjab

Designed to embody the brand’s signature emphasis on mindfulness, exceptional service, and sophisticated design, JW Marriott Ludhiana will be part of a mixed-use development featuring retail and residential spaces. The hotel is expected to open in January 2029.

On the signing occasion, Ranju Alex, Regional Vice President – South Asia, Marriott International commented, “The signing of JW Marriott Ludhiana marks a bold step in redefining the luxury hospitality landscape of the city. Ludhiana’s market is at the pinnacle of transformation, and the arrival of JW Marriott — with its exceptional brand promise, world-class design, and commitment to excellence — will not only fill a long-standing gap in the city’s luxury segment but will also set a new benchmark for its evolving hospitality scene.”

She added, “We are confident that this hotel will become the preferred destination for discerning travelers and a catalyst for Ludhiana’s growing stature as a business and social hub. This signing is a strong testament to Marriott International’s strategic focus, tapping into the potential of high-growth markets across India.”

“It gives us immense pride to collaborate with Marriott International to introduce the globally renowned JW Marriott brand to our city,” said Inder Raj Singh, Owner, Grey Group. “This project is more than just a development for us – it is a significant step to reshape Ludhiana’s urban and hospitality landscape while reinforcing our ambitions across residential and commercial real estate. JW Marriott Ludhiana will stand as a landmark of luxury and excellence, and we are excited to contribute to the city’s growth story as it emerges onto the national stage.”

Ludhiana is one of Punjab’s most prominent and rapidly developing cities, recognized as a major hub for industry, trade, agriculture, and logistics. Strategically located, Ludhiana also acts as a commercial confluence for nearby towns like Patiala and Bhatinda and enjoys excellent connectivity to key regional cities, including Delhi and Amritsar. The city’s economic prospects are set to strengthen further with the opening of a new airport at Halwara. The hotel is a 30-minute drive from the Ludhiana Railway Station and 2.5-hour drive from Shaheed Bhagat Singh International Airport, and a 10 –to 15-minute drive to the city centre.

JW Marriott Ludhiana will feature 160 elegantly designed rooms and suites.