CG Hospitality’s Wellness Retreat Joins Marriott’s Autograph Collection, Eyes India Entry

CG Hospitality’s Wellness Retreat Joins Marriott’s Autograph Collection, Eyes India Entry

By Manu Vardhan Kannan

Published on May 7, 2025

CG Hospitality, a global hospitality brand, is partnering with Marriott International to bring its iconic wellness retreat, The Farm at San Benito in the Philippines, under Marriott’s Autograph Collection. This marks the brand’s first Autograph Collection property in the Philippines and adds a fresh dimension to CG Hospitality’s expanding global footprint.

Set across 52 acres of lush greenery in Batangas, The Farm is known for its holistic healing experiences and luxurious villas. The resort will officially become part of the Autograph Collection by the end of Q3 2025. This collaboration positions The Farm alongside Marriott’s unique and independently styled properties worldwide, including Grand Universe Lucca in Italy and The Cosmopolitan of Las Vegas.

The signing ceremony witnessed the presence of notable figures like the First Lady of the Philippines, Louise Araneta-Marcos, and Tourism Assistant Secretary Christina Garcia Frasco, signaling the resort’s importance in enhancing wellness tourism across Southeast Asia.

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Rahul Chaudhary, Managing Director and CEO of CG Corp Global and CG Hospitality Holdings, shared, “This collaboration strengthens our commitment to wellness and experiential hospitality. By combining our expertise with Marriott’s global reach, The Farm at San Benito will set new standards in luxury wellness. We look forward to bringing this concept to India soon.”

This strategic move is part of CG Hospitality’s broader expansion plan under its ‘Vision 2025.’ The company has over 120 operational hotels in India and continues to sign around 30 new properties each year. The Indian market holds special significance, and CG Hospitality plans to bring its modern wellness model to the country in alignment with India’s ambition to emerge as a global wellness destination.

The upgraded resort will offer 70 accommodations, including pool villas, wellness facilities, a spa, a medical wellness center, and event spaces for both leisure and corporate guests.

Marriott Asia Pacific’s President, Rajeev Menon, added, “With wellness emerging as a key driver of travel decisions, this is a timely entry for us. The Philippines offers the perfect setting for our Autograph Collection brand, and we’re excited to expand further.”

CG Hospitality’s long-standing presence in India through partnerships with brands like IHCL’s Taj, Fern Hotels, and Jetwing has made it a recognized name in luxury and mid-market hospitality. Its parent company, CG Corp Global, also owns FMCG brand Wai Wai and operates across 32 countries with a diverse business portfolio.

The collaboration between CG Hospitality and Marriott marks more than just a business move—it signals a growing trend in wellness travel. With eyes set on India, the stage is being set for a fresh chapter in luxury wellness experiences, made accessible to a wider audience.


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