JW Marriott New Delhi Aerocity: 5-star hotel by Delhi airport with 456 rooms, K3 and Akira Back dining, Quan Spa, pool and large convention space.
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JW Marriott New Delhi Aerocity is a 5-star Marriott hotel in Aerocity, Delhi, with 456 rooms, an outdoor pool, Quan Spa and restaurants including K3 and Akira Back, about 5 km from Delhi airport (DEL).
Live rates and availability confirmed at booking. All prices indicative — updated June 2026.
The JW Marriott New Delhi Aerocity opened in 2013 as one of the first luxury hotels in the then-new Aerocity hospitality district beside Indira Gandhi International Airport. It is the flagship JW Marriott address in the capital and operates as a full-service business and convention hotel with 456 rooms and suites. The building wraps around a central atrium and pool, with restaurants and the lobby lounge arranged at ground level and accommodation on the floors above.
Because it sits inside the airport hospitality zone, the hotel draws a steady mix of corporate guests, conference delegates and transiting flyers, and its facilities are scaled for that demand — large meeting floors, multiple restaurants and round-the-clock service. The interiors are formal and contemporary, with a double-height lobby and a layout designed to move large numbers of guests and event delegates through smoothly.
The hotel is in Asset Area 4 of the Hospitality District in Delhi Aerocity, roughly 5 km and about 10 minutes by road from Terminal 3 of Indira Gandhi International Airport. The Delhi Aerocity metro station on the Airport Express Line is a short walk away, giving a fast rail link to the airport and to New Delhi railway station and the city centre. Mahipalpur and the wider NH-48 corridor are close by, and central and south Delhi are reachable in 20–40 minutes depending on traffic. For early departures, the short transfer means guests can leave the hotel and reach the terminal with little margin needed, and the hotel can arrange airport drop-offs on request.
Rooms start at the Deluxe category and run up through Executive rooms and suites to the Presidential Suite. Standard rooms have marble bathrooms, a mini-bar, a generous work desk, high-speed Wi-Fi and 24-hour room service. Executive rooms and suites add access to the Executive Lounge, which serves breakfast, evening cocktails and all-day refreshments — a practical perk for business stays. Suites add a separate sitting area and more space for longer trips or guests who entertain. Bathrooms are finished in marble with separate rain showers in the higher categories, and all rooms come with blackout curtains — a practical touch for guests recovering from long-haul flights or sleeping at odd hours.
K3 is the hotel's signature all-day restaurant, a buffet-led food theatre with live stations covering Indian, Asian and Mediterranean cooking, and it is among the better-known hotel buffets in the city. Akira Back serves contemporary Japanese food with Korean accents under the name of its founding chef and is the standout fine-dining outlet. The Delhi Baking Company handles coffee, fresh bread, cakes and light all-day fare, while the JW Lounge covers lobby drinks and informal meals. Between them the outlets cover everything from a quick coffee to a full celebratory dinner without leaving the building. Menus and outlet timings change periodically, so confirm current hours when you book.
Leisure facilities centre on a large outdoor swimming pool, the Quan Spa with sauna and steam room, and a 24-hour fitness centre. The hotel also offers concierge service, currency exchange, on-site parking, an airport shuttle and a business centre. The Quan Spa runs a menu of massages, body treatments and Ayurveda-influenced therapies, which suits guests breaking a long journey. Wi-Fi is complimentary throughout, and 24-hour in-room dining covers irregular flight schedules.
The JW Marriott is built around its convention and banqueting space, among the larger event capacities in the Aerocity cluster. Pillarless ballrooms and a set of breakout rooms suit conferences, product launches, large social functions and weddings, and the dedicated events team and on-site catering make it a frequent choice for corporate gatherings that need airport proximity.
Aerocity itself is a self-contained district of hotels, offices and the Worldmark dining-and-retail precinct, all within walking distance. Beyond the immediate area, the malls of Vasant Kunj — DLF Promenade and DLF Emporio — are about 6 km away, while Qutub Minar and Hauz Khas Village sit further into south Delhi for guests with time to sightsee. The Airport Express metro makes the rest of the city straightforward to reach without a car.
This is a strong pick for business travellers, conference delegates and event organisers who value airport proximity, scale and reliable service. It also suits flyers with early or late connections who want a short transfer and full-service comfort, and guests looking for high-end hotel dining close to the airport. Leisure travellers using Delhi as a base will find it well connected, if more corporate in character than a city-centre or heritage property.
| Room | What you get |
|---|---|
| Deluxe Room | The standard category, with a marble bathroom, mini-bar, large work desk and either a king or twin configuration. |
| Executive Room | Higher-floor rooms with access to the Executive Lounge, which serves breakfast, evening cocktails and all-day refreshments. |
| Executive Suite | A separate sitting room alongside the bedroom, plus Executive Lounge privileges and added workspace. |
| Presidential Suite | The hotel's top suite, with expansive living and dining areas suited to entertaining and longer stays. |
| Outlet | Cuisine / type |
|---|---|
| K3 | All-day buffet and food theatre — Indian, Asian and Mediterranean |
| Akira Back | Japanese with Korean accents, by chef Akira Back |
| Delhi Baking Company | Patisserie and café |
| JW Lounge | Lobby lounge and bar |
| Landmark | Distance | Approx. on foot |
|---|---|---|
| Indira Gandhi International Airport (Terminal 3) | 5 km | short taxi/auto |
| Worldmark Aerocity (dining and retail) | 0.5 km | ~6 min walk |
| Aerocity Metro Station (Airport Express Line) | 0.4 km | ~5 min walk |
| Mahipalpur | 2.5 km | ~30 min walk |
| Vasant Kunj / DLF Promenade & Emporio malls | 6 km | short taxi/auto |
| Qutub Minar | 9 km | short taxi/auto |
| Hauz Khas Village | 12 km | short taxi/auto |
Distances are straight-line estimates; walking times assume roughly 12 minutes per km. Confirm routes locally.
It is about 5 km from Terminal 3 of Indira Gandhi International Airport (DEL), roughly a 10-minute drive. The hotel runs an airport shuttle, and the Aerocity metro station on the Airport Express Line is a short walk away.
Standard check-in is from 15:00 and check-out is by 12:00 (noon). Early check-in or late check-out can be requested directly with the hotel, subject to availability.
The hotel has 456 rooms and suites, ranging from Deluxe rooms up to the Presidential Suite, with Executive categories offering lounge access.
Dining includes K3 (an all-day buffet food theatre), the Japanese restaurant Akira Back, the Delhi Baking Company patisserie and the JW Lounge. Outlet menus and timings change from time to time.
Yes. There is an outdoor swimming pool, the Quan Spa with sauna and steam room, and a 24-hour fitness centre.
Yes. It offers some of the larger convention and banqueting space in Aerocity, with pillarless ballrooms and breakout rooms suited to conferences, large functions and weddings.