Autograph Collection Hotels Debuts in India with Noormahal, Delhi NCR Karnal

Marriott International has introduced its Autograph Collection Hotels brand to India with the opening of Noormahal, Delhi NCR Karnal, Autograph Collection—a 176-key palatial property along the historic Grand Trunk Road.

Property Highlights
- Scale & grandeur: 176 guestrooms and suites, including regal penthouses (Raja Niwas and Khwabgah), plus 300,000+ sq. ft. of event space.
- Design & heritage: Inspired by Mughal, Rajput, Punjabi, and Persian artistry, featuring domes, jali work, and ornamental arches.
- Immersive experiences: Signature Autograph Moment—guests photographed in vintage royal portraiture style as a keepsake.
- Accessibility: Strategically located on NH44, within 2 hours of Delhi and Chandigarh airports, and 15 minutes from Karnal Railway Station.

Dining & Leisure
- Four dining venues:
- Frontier Mail (North-Western frontier cuisine)
- Colonel Saab (all-day dining with Indian and international favorites)
- Polo Bar (cocktails in a regal setting)
- Cake Factory (handcrafted desserts)
- Wellness & recreation: Spa therapies, outdoor pool, gym, tennis, pickleball, ziplining, rock climbing, and Kids Play Zone.

Events & Celebrations
- Iconic lawns (Rani ka Bagh and Raja ka Bagh) plus venues like Sheesh Mahal and Darbar Hall create a majestic canvas for weddings, cultural occasions, and corporate gatherings.

Leadership Vision
- Cristiano Rinaldi, Marriott International’s Chief Lodging Product & Services Officer (Asia Pacific excluding China), described Noormahal as “Exactly Like Nothing Else”, blending India’s regal heritage with contemporary artistry.
- General Manager Mahesh Singh Jasrotia emphasized its role as a destination deeply connected to North India’s surroundings, offering refined hospitality and bespoke service.

This debut marks Marriott Bonvoy’s 19th brand in India, positioning Noormahal as a collector’s palace where history, art, and modern design converge—an immersive luxury experience for both leisure and corporate travelers.