Hyatt
Hotels Corporation continues its expansion. The
lodging giant will have more than 20 recent or planned openings through 2025,
including in the United States, Canada, Mexico, Latin America and the
Caribbean.
In
the last seven years, Hyatt has doubled its number of luxury rooms, tripled its
number of resort rooms, and quintupled its number of lifestyle rooms globally.
“We
are engaged with our guests and World of Hyatt members and taking in their
feedback helps us strengthen our understanding of the key markets and leisure
experiences that resonate with and excite them the most,” said Crystal Vinisse
Thomas, vice president and global brand leader for Hyatt’s luxury and lifestyle
brands. “From Deer Valley to Miami to Valle de Guadalupe, Mexico, our luxury
and lifestyle brands’ expansion in new and key markets is driven by our desire
to offer travelers more opportunities to explore the unique communities our
hotels are a part of and the chance to embark on incredible experiences with
Hyatt.”
Hyatt
has more than 48 million loyalty members.
The
new and planned hotels include:
- The Legend Paracas Resort opened in
June, located on the coast of Peru, about three hours south of Lima.
- Grand Hyatt Indian Wells Resort &
Villas opened September 9. The California property was rebranded from a
previous Hyatt after a $64 million renovation.
- Hyatt Centric Delfina Santa Monica opened
on September 18 and is the 101 Hyatt property in the state of
California.
- Hyatt Centric San Jose Escazs is expected
to open next month and will mark the Hyatt Centric brand’s first hotel in
Costa Rica.
- Other properties include the Hyatt
Centric Santo Domingo, the Grand Hyatt Scottsdale Resort, the Grand Hyatt
Deer Valley, the Andaz Miami Beach will be the first Andaz hotel in
Florida, and the Maison Metier in New Orleans.
In
2025, Hyatt plans to introduce several luxury and lifestyle brands in key
markets across the Americas region, including the first Park Hyatt and Dream
Hotels properties in Mexico, the first Hyatt Centric brand in Puerto Rico, and
the first Grand Hyatt hotel in Grand Cayman.
“Hyatt
resorts across the U.S., Canada, and Latin America – including our Inclusive
Collection properties – are experiencing significant momentum as we look to
close out 2024 and kick off 2025. This progress reflects the power of our
brands and Hyatt’s commitment to delivering inimitable experiences for our
valued guests and members,” said Melanie Benozich, associate vice president,
marketing & global branding, Hyatt Inclusive Collection. “As we grow our
Inclusive Collection footprint into exciting new resort destinations like Aruba
and St. Lucia, we remain committed to offering personalized hospitality through
exceptional service, immersive dining and more.”
Earlier
this year, Hyatt made
a key acquisition.
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