Opening, Papua New Guinea | Sheraton makes its debut in the country with the Sheraton Port Moresby Stanley Hotel & Suites

Marriott International opens the Sheraton Port Moresby Stanley Hotel & Suites, marking the Sheraton brand's arrival in Papua New Guinea. The 394-key property, resulting from the conversion of the iconic Stanley Hotel & Suites, becomes the Group's second hotel in the country.

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Marriott International announces the opening of the Sheraton Port Moresby Stanley Hotel & Suites, marking the Sheraton brand’s debut in Papua New Guinea. The property, located in Port Moresby’s central business and cultural district, five minutes from Jacksons International Airport and connected to the Vision City Mega Mall, becomes the Group’s second hotel in the country.

This opening completes the previously announced conversion of the iconic Stanley Hotel & Suites, which had originally been planned for August 2025. The renovated property ultimately comprises 394 keys, made up of 284 rooms, 15 suites and 95 fully equipped apartments, the latter offering separate living areas and kitchens for extended stays and family travel.

Cristiano Rinaldi, Chief Lodging Product & Services Officer - Asia Pacific (excluding China) at Marriott International
Cristiano Rinaldi, Chief Lodging Product & Services Officer – Asia Pacific (excluding China) at Marriott International

Cristiano Rinaldi, Chief Lodging Product & Services Officer, Asia Pacific excluding China at Marriott International, noted that this opening introduces one of the Group’s most global brands to Papua New Guinea, with a design built around intuitiveness, technology and welcoming spaces. The hotel’s lobby is centred on the brand’s signature Community Table, complemented by soundproofed Booths and connected Studios.

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The property offers more than 2,500 square metres of meeting and event space, including the country’s largest ballroom, as well as the new Sheraton Club. On the dining side, Silverleaf offers an à la carte menu centred on seafood and Josper-grilled dishes, while Greenhaus provides an internationally inspired buffet experience. The lobby also features &More by Sheraton, a café-bar concept, alongside the Monsoon Bar & Lounge and the Pool Bar & Café. Guests also have access to an infinity pool, one of the city’s most comprehensive fitness centres and a full-service spa.

Shin Nung Ching @ credit linkedin
Shin Nung Ching @ credit linkedin

Shin Ching, General Manager of the Sheraton Port Moresby Stanley Hotel & Suites, described it as an important milestone for the country’s hospitality sector, following a transformative renovation of the property. The hotel strengthens Sheraton Hotels & Resorts’ presence across the Australia, New Zealand and Pacific region, where the brand already counts eight other properties.


At a Glance

Sheraton Port Moresby Stanley Hotel & Suites — Papua New Guinea

Milestone: Sheraton’s brand debut in Papua New Guinea; Marriott’s 2nd hotel in the country

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Property size: 394 keys — 284 rooms, 15 suites, 95 apartments

Event space: 2,500+ sqm, including the country’s largest ballroom

Dining: 5 venues, including Silverleaf (destination dining) and Greenhaus (all-day buffet)

Wellness: infinity pool, Sheraton Fitness, full-service day spa

Location: Port Moresby CBD, 5 minutes from Jacksons International Airport

Regional context: Sheraton’s 9th property in Australia, New Zealand & the Pacific

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