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Kathmandu Marriott Hotel opened

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Kathmandu, July 19 : Marriott International, a globally renowned chain of hotels,  has opened Kathmandu Marriott Hotel at Naxal in the capital city, marking the debut of the flagship brand in Nepal.

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“The hotel will offer our guests brilliant stays in Kathmandu, stimulating guests with cultural experiences that speak to their inventive nature,” Neeraj Govil, Area Vice President, South Asia, Marriott International, said.

It aims to deliver unparalleled guest experiences backed by comfort and great service through best in class facilities and amenities for both international and local guests.

“Our four distinctive dining venues, offering sumptuous local and international cuisines, promise to raise the bar within the Kathmandu culinary scene,” Jean-Louis Ripoche, General Manager, Kathmandu Marriott Hotel, said.

Kathmandu Marriott Hotel has 214 well-appointed rooms, which is said to reflect the streamlined Marriott Modern design complemented with premium elegance and intuitive technology. The traditional desk is replaced by flexible surfaces enabling space for work and relaxation. Meanwhile, a soft seating nesting nook allows guests to look out onto verdant greenery and the majestic Himalayan mountain ranges that lend an impressive sense of place.

With over 740 square meter of banquet space, the Kathmandu Marriott Hotel has one of the largest meeting spaces in the city with the latest technology for seamless conferencing and meetings. Furthermore, the M Club boasts panoramic views of the  Himalayan Mountains, making it an ideal venue to enjoy breakfast and refreshments 24-hours a day. 

The hotel also offers M-Wellness, which includes an invigorating space consisting of four treatment rooms, with a choice of Ayurvedic signature treatments and modern therapies that help revitalize the body and mind.  Similarly, it features an outdoor swimming pool and a fully-equipped fitness center.

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