Will The Park Hyatt Los Angeles Finally Happen, After Seven Year Stall?

Ah, the one with all the graffiti. They really should get it done. Every city, large and small, seems to have their eyesore. In NYC, downtown, we've got 45 Park Place (with the 'RAMS' graffiti). North of Orlando, Florida, there was the 'eyesore on I4' (Majesty Building in Altamonte Springs). Would always be nice to have another PH. Though, with the pending devaluation, probably 75K points per night.

I am certain that I posted a comment a few moments ago which has now mysteriously disappeared …. Ok! I’ll try again ….

This hotel debacle brings to mind that one with the Boeing 777X horlicks ….

Unfortunately this neighborhood has deteriorated to the point where it does not merit a Park Hyatt anymore

Until relatively recently, the homeless had completely overrun the area, so even if they wanted to finish building, not sure the type of guest they want to attract would be particularly compelled to go.

Remains to be seen if the sidewalk camps return, but they often do.

With hundreds of millions in convention center and area refresh, and affluent USC just down the road, I could see the appeal of the Park Hyatt. The Ritz is pretty underwhelming and not that differentiated from the JW, so if they really push the urban lux resort play it could work.

Take a shot every time you read "topping out"

There is speculation that the previous Park Hyatt (now closed Intercontinental) on Avenue of the Stars will be a Park Hyatt. The property has been undergoing extensive renovation for the past year.

Can we finally just stop trying to make Downtown LA a thing? So you're in a Park Hyatt there... Then what?

Makes no sense. This neighborhood has only gotten better since this hotel was proposed. Nearby Ritz and JW does well…

It's a great neighborhood!

Good Lord, a 700-ft. LED. Talk about your major light pollution! I’d hate to be sleeping within a mile of that monstrosity even with blackout curtains.

I’m not even from the US but the is a great deal to do and see. Apart from being the business / financial centre there is the Music Center for the performing arts including the Walt Disney Hall ( LA Philharmonic, LA Opera and the Center Theatre Group), LA live / crypto arena, the convention Center, broad museum, museum of contemporary art, Colburn school of music ( which is being expanded including another concert hall) , grand central market, the ( beautiful) historic broadway theatres, el pueblo state park, the public library and gardens, city hall, union station, Bradbury building plus it a a transport hub with multiple metro lines and buses.

LA has lost its sizzle to me by 2020.
Downtown already has a number of nice hotels The Conrad the Intercon etc
But I never really want to be Downtown despite its limited appeal
Every time I am there it seems to be more folks down on their luck
I'm not certain even if another luxury hotel could make me change my mind to want to return

In November, I was staying at the Conrad. I had an evening free & alone so decided to walk to the new-ish opened Javier's restaurant just across the street from Oceanside. I've been in DTLA many times over the past 15 years. But whoo boy, what a dump!

Not only is it dirty & smells of urine, but it's a massively powerful wind tunnel due to the buildings placement. And it's just a dark & uninviting part of downtown.

I hope it works out but only time will tell.

Take the hint.

Your useless attention seeking with spam of trash is triggering that.

You're about to be sent on a vacation like your alter ego did.

I believe Hyatt has taken a big shot with the recent revelations of Thomas Pritzker with Epstein.
Information out there for many years, but now hits the fan.
Suddenly such loss and Hoplamazian jumping in at the wheel.

Lets see how much negative effects on Hyatt.

In other news Hyatt has stated that should the hotel ever open in our lifetime it would be 500,000 points a night for a standard room
This would be keeping with its new all about the corporate greed devaluation momentum

There will be a Park Hyatt in LA, but it won’t be at Oceanwide Plaza.