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# Starwood plans to double W Hotels in Asia
- URL: https://hospitality.pro/starwood-plans-to-double-w-hotels-in-asia/
- Published: 2013-03-28T07:27:58.000Z
- Updated: 2013-04-22T05:05:58.000Z
- Author: H L
- Tags: Hospitality Industry News, Hotel Development, News, #wordpress, #Import 2026-04-16 12:15

1W Hotels Worldwide has announced its intention to more than double the brand’s presence in Asia by late 2018.

Recently launching the W Hotel brand in Singapore and Bangkok, the group has signalled it will open another eleven properties in Asian gateway cities bringing its total to 20 W Hotels.

More than half of the brand’s proposed worldwide openings are planned for the Asia Pacific.

W Hotel’s Guangzhou property, the 317-room W Guangzhou Hotel & Residences is due to open shortly, the first for the group in mainland China.

Also in the pipeline for Asia in 2014, are the 600-room W Shanghai The Bund, the 340-room W Beijing, the 330-room W Changsha.

The group has announced the brand will be launched in India with the opening of the 105-room W Retreat & Spa Goa, followed by the 325-room W Mumbai.

In 2016, W Hotels will open another India property with the 581-guestroom W Noida Delhi NCR. Also planned for 2016 is the 300-room W Jakarta and the 150-room Kuala Lumpur.

W Hotels will complete its current round of expansion in 2017 with the opening of the 225-room W Delhi NCR Gurgaon in India and the 366-room Suzhou in the Jiangsu Province of Eastern China.

“The growth spurt of W Hotels in Asia Pacific reflects a significant growth in demand for stylish luxury brands,” said Stephen Ho, President, Asia Pacific, Starwood Hotels & Resorts Worldwide. “In addition, we believe W Hotels’ reinterpretation of luxury is what contributes to the brand’s success. W Hotels have now become a landmark and symbol of transformation in key cities and premier resorts across Asia Pacific.”