Marriott Bonvoy’s Autograph Collection Hotels, renowned for their distinctive character and immersive experiences, has made its South Asia debut with the opening of The Soaltee Kathmandu, Autograph Collection. Located in the heart of Nepal’s capital, the hotel represents Marriott’s 19th brand in the region and sets a new benchmark for luxury and cultural authenticity in hospitality.
This landmark property, dating back to 1966, stands on 12 acres of lush landscaped grounds in the Tahachal area of Kathmandu. A blend of contemporary design and traditional Nepalese motifs, The Soaltee Kathmandu offers 285 elegantly designed rooms, including suites that harmoniously integrate modern comforts with local artistry, featuring Thangka paintings, wooden jaalis, and traditional Nepali elements.
Guests can enjoy a curated culinary journey with dining options such as Garden Terrace, serving signature Nepali Thali, Kakori, specializing in Awadhi-Indian cuisine, and Bao Xuan, offering authentic Chinese delicacies. Additional amenities include an indulgent spa, a 24-hour fitness center, an outdoor pool, and a tennis court.
For events and celebrations, the hotel boasts 25,000 sq. ft. of versatile banquet space, set against the backdrop of the majestic Himalayan range, creating unforgettable settings for gatherings. Committed to sustainability, The Soaltee incorporates eco-friendly practices such as an in-house water bottling plant, energy-efficient systems, and waste reduction initiatives.
Ranju Alex, Regional Vice President of Marriott International – South Asia, commented, “The Soaltee Kathmandu perfectly embodies Autograph Collection’s ethos of delivering one-of-a-kind stays while honoring cultural heritage. This debut reflects our commitment to expanding in culturally rich leisure destinations.”
Avinash Deshmukh, General Manager, added, “With a legacy spanning 58 years, this iconic hotel seamlessly blends Nepal’s heritage with contemporary luxury. It’s an honor to bring the Autograph Collection to South Asia with this exceptional property.”
