World of Hyatt Globalist is my favorite top tier hotel status. Historically my biggest issue with Hyatt has been their comparatively small footprint, though this is an area where they’ve been improving.
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One new Alila and one new Miraval, and over 100 new HPs. Considering how small the rooms are in the new footprint HPs, this news is not good news.
As for the other hotels, all this shows is that Hyatt management has no clue how to properly differentiate its new brands. Lucky, you do your readers a disservice by pawning off a Hyatt press release as some exciting thing.
The Thompson Austin is actually 2 hotels under the same roof. 211 rooms Thompson and 190 rooms tommie.
https://austin.towers.net/downtown-austin-getting-two-hotels-at-5th-brazos-tower/
This is awesome! Just recently did the switch to Hyatt for 2020 and beyond! It sucks that all those Marriott nights (500+!) are going to waste (but still have lifetime Gold, for whatever that's worth), so happy to see them expand their footprint!
I think that its pretty exciting to see the growth. I wonder if there is a Google map that shows all the new hotels.
9/12 of California properties are So Cal, which excites me. Definitely need more in the LA area. Would prefer to see more HH and HP properties but this is promising.
Construction of the massive Oceanwide Plaza in downtown LA has been suspended due to US China trade issues The park Hyatt will impressive if / when it ever opens I believe the site is for sale
While not the US, I'm surprised you have not mentioned the Park Hyatt being worked on in London?
https://www.thecaterer.com/news/park-hyatt-strand-hotel-london
Been waiting for years for the Andaz T&C. GH GCM and PH LAX are also of interest.
Panama City, DC area and Toronto additions. Wish there were some being added in Asia.
The Shay, A Destination Hotel (Culver City, Calif.) Culver City is a "destination" now. Who knew?
I haven't really been there in over 20 years so I guess places change.
The World of Hyatt program is amazing in terms of how they return value to their best customers. We have been upgraded often to suites that run $1000+ a night, and I love being able to make plans around the confirmed suite upgrades, especially traveling in Asia.
I'm most interested in the Hyatt opening in Oceanside, just north of San Diego, which will make a convenient staycation for us.
Has Hyatt announced / will Hyatt announce expansion plans for areas beyond the Americas? It would be nice to see more coverage in Europe. And I wish there were more Hyatts opening near some of China's natural wonders, such as Zhangjiajie ("_Avatar_ land"), Huangshan, the mountain and river areas of Zhejiang, or Anhui generally.
We wish they’d open some more hotels in Australia. The only global chain it’s possible to be loyal to in Australia is Accor and nobody wants that.
It is worth highlighting that this announcement specifically only covers new Hyatts in North, Central, and South America, so folks looking for Hyatts in other places should probably wait for a different announcement.
Park Hyatt DTLA is part of a large project that lost its funding in mid-construction.
This is great news except that The Regency and Grand brands should be discontinued as they are OLD AND TIRED just like the British! All the others sound good!
It’s good that they’re expending, but too bad that they’re focusing on the region where they’re already the strongest. We need more Hyatts in Europe!
I am looking forward to the Park Hyatt in Mexico City and Los Cabos though I must stay the Hyatt Regency in Mexico City is awesome the club is great and the recently booked AAA rate and had the breakfast in the lobby awesome! Well worth it!