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    Marriott International Announces Dual Luxury Conversions In Lima Peru

    TW News BureauBy TW News BureauMay 18, 20263 Mins Read
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    Marriott International announced two significant luxury brand conversions in Lima, Peru, bringing two hotels into the company’s leading luxury portfolio. As part of the conversions, JW Marriott Hotel Lima will debut in Paseo Begonias, San Isidro, evolving from the former The Westin Lima Hotel & Convention Center, while The Ritz-Carlton, Lima will arrive in Miraflores through the conversion of the current JW Marriott Hotel Lima. Both properties are set to join their new brand portfolios in 2028.

    The Ritz‑Carlton, Lima is expected to become the second Ritz‑Carlton property in South America, as the region continues to emerge as one of the world’s most compelling luxury destinations, offering a sophisticated blend of heritage, creativity, and modern refinement that resonates with globally minded travellers. Globally recognized for its legacy of legendary service, refined design, and immersive destination experiences, The Ritz-Carlton brand resonates with discerning travellers seeking authenticity, cultural depth, and elevated hospitality. The Ritz-Carlton, Lima will become part of the brand’s distinguished portfolio – joining more than 10 iconic hotels across some of the region’s most sought-after destinations, from Mexico and Costa Rica to Chile and the Caribbean.

    “The transformation of the two properties represents a milestone for the evolution of hospitality in Lima and reinforces the city’s growing presence on the global travel map as a dynamic urban center,” said Walter Regidor, Regional Vice President for Central & South America at Marriott International. “As travellers look beyond traditional luxury markets, Lima stands out for its cultural richness, culinary leadership, and vibrant urban energy.”

    Meanwhile, the repositioning of the hotel as JW Marriott Hotel Lima reflects Marriott International’s continued commitment to excellence and long-term investment in luxury hospitality across the region. Designed to bring JW Marriott’s contemporary approach to well-being, service, and sophisticated travel to the heart of Lima’s business and convention district, the project further strengthens the company’s global luxury portfolio, supported by one of the hospitality industry’s most robust footprints of luxury brands and residences including 17 hotels across key markets, including Brazil, Colombia, Costa Rica, Mexico, and Panama.

    The arrival of the new JW Marriott Hotel Lima is expected to further enhance Paseo Begonias as one of the region’s most compelling mixed-use urban destinations. Paseo Begonias integrates premier office space, retail experiences, and hospitality offerings into a cohesive urban environment. While maintaining a strong corporate foundation, the new JW Marriott Hotel Lima is expected to broaden its appeal, delivering a more holistic luxury experience for business travellers, visitors, and international guests.

    Together, these brand conversions underscore Marriott’s long-term commitment to Lima’s urban development and to the creation of distinctive, high-value destinations that enhance the city’s global profile – positioning Lima at the forefront of South America’s expanding luxury scene. These conversions also strengthen Marriott’s luxury portfolio in Peru, including properties in Cusco – Tambo del Inka, a Luxury Collection Resort & Spa; JW Marriott El Convento Cusco; and Palacio del Inka, a Luxury Collection Hotel – as well as Hotel Paracas, a Luxury Collection Resort.

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