Le Meridien brings inspired discovery to the bustling Millenium City of Gurgaon
Le Méridien Gurgaon, Delhi NCR debuts renovated public spaces, restaurant and bar. Opening celebrated with exclusive live performance by French Bossa Nova Band Nouvelle Vague .
Starwood Hotels & Resorts Worldwide, Inc. recently opened Le Méridien Gurgaon, Delhi NCR, following the rebranding of an existing hotel. “Le Méridien is enjoying strong growth momentum worldwide, resonating with creative and curious minded travelers who have an affinity for the arts, culture and cuisine,” said Brian Povinelli, Global Brand Leader, Le Méridien and Westin. “As India’s important hospitality market with tremendous growth potential, Gurgaon has long been on our short list of dynamic Indian cities that share our brand passions. We are confident that Le Méridien Gurgaon will provide a unique experience, unlocking the destination through locally influenced design, programming and cuisine.” Owned by Oriental South Delhi Hotels Private Limited, Le Méridien Gurgaon is strategically located within the bustling business hub of Gurgaon, offering convenient access to major corporate parks and thoroughfares, such as Global Business Park, DLF Cyber City and Golf Course Road. It also lies within close proximity to notable cultural centers, including Epicenter, Kingdom of Dreams as well as renowned art galleries. The hotel exemplifies the perfect combination of style and comfort to unlock Gurgaon.
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