Real estate company M3M India, in partnership with global hospitality brand ONE Atmosphere, part of Atmosphere Core, has announced the launch of ‘ONE Atmosphere Suites – Corner Walk, Gurugram’. Located in Sector 73/74, Gurugram, this marks ONE Atmosphere’s debut development in India, in collaboration with M3M India.
The project will feature 256 fully serviced luxury suites, with operations scheduled to commence in the winter of 2026.
The project is positioned as a premium, fully serviced apartment concept, combining residential living with professionally delivered hospitality offerings and amenities.
Designed for business travellers, project-based professionals and long-stay guests, the format prioritises space, flexibility and operational efficiency, while maintaining the standards of a professionally managed hospitality brand. The experience is shaped by Atmosphere Core’s award-winning, Maldives-born hospitality philosophy, now being introduced to the Gurugram market.
Commenting on the launch, Salil Panigrahi, Co-Founder and Managing Director, Atmosphere Core, “India represents a significant growth market for us, and Gurugram is a strategic starting point. Through this partnership, we aim to bring a differentiated serviced hospitality experience to the market.”
Robin Mangla, President, M3M India, said that the partnership is a great addition to its portfolio as it enables us to bring a unique project to Gurugram.
"ONE Atmosphere Suites will be India’s first offering of its kind, changing the way luxury serviced properties are perceived in India. As India’s foremost luxury and branded real estate company, M3M India is paving the way with marquee projects, and offering discerning customer a lifestyle to match global aspirations,” Robin said.
The partnership will focus on expanding across Gurugram and Noida in its initial phase, with plans to scale the ONE Atmosphere brand across India and international markets including Cambodia, Indonesia, Sri Lanka, Thailand, and United Arab Emirates. The brand aims to sign approximately 7,500 keys globally over the next five years.
