Grand Hyatt Strengthens Global Brand Presence with Openings in New Markets and Notable Renovations

The Grand Hyatt brand, featuring a global portfolio of hotels that celebrate the iconic in small details and magnificent moments, continues to expand its global footprint in key destinations that matter most to guests, World of Hyatt members, customers and owners. Building on the latest openings of Grand Hyatt Deer Valley, Grand Hyatt Barcelona and Grand Hyatt Kuwait Residences, more than 10 new Grand Hyatt hotels are expected to open through 2027 in new markets around the world.

“The Grand Hyatt brand has a rich legacy, offering a front-row seat to key corners of the globe, providing a backdrop for our members and guests to savour more memorable moments – whether they are traveling with family to discover cultural wonders or gathering with colleagues to enrich connections,” said Emily Wright, Vice President, Global Brand Leader for Grand Hyatt. “With the upcoming planned openings and the re-investment into existing hotels, we continue to bring the timeless Grand Hyatt brand experience to our guests in more captivating destinations, from Mexico to China.”

Iconic New Hotels​ in Grand Destinations

Welcoming guests with dramatic architecture, bold design, expansive lobbies, well-appointed guestrooms and luxurious event spaces, the Grand Hyatt brand will reach more travellers with new hotels in exciting destinations across the globe. The new openings will continue the growth momentum following the April 2024 opening of Grand Hyatt Barcelona, which marked the brand’s first hotel in Spain, offering 465 meticulously curated guestrooms and world-class wellbeing and meeting facilities, as well as the December 2023 opening of Grand Hyatt Kuwait Residences, which extends luxurious touches throughout the 33-floor residential offering, minutes away from all that the vibrant Sabah Al Salem area offers.

• Grand Hyatt Deer Valley (opening in November 2024) marks the first hotel within the newly developed Deer Valley East Village and the debut of the brand in Utah. Available for booking as of November 20, 2024, the hotel features 436 luxury guestrooms, suites and residences, world-class dining options, including an après ski bar and grill, a signature bar and restaurant, and coffee bistro, along with one of the largest mountainside event facilities in the U.S., giving direct access to both Deer Valley’s ski terrains.

• Grand Hyatt Grand Cayman Resort & Spa (expected to open in 2025) will mark the first Grand Hyatt branded hotel in the Cayman Islands, offering guests and members a world-class stay near Seven Mile Beach. The hotel will offer 382 guestrooms and over 47,000 square feet of flexible indoor and outdoor meeting spaces, including one of the largest ballrooms in the Cayman Islands. The hotel will offer six distinct food and beverage venues and a 9,000-square-foot destination spa with 14 treatment rooms, an herbal steam room, outdoor vitality pool, chromotherapy, a fitness centre, and more.

• Grand Hyatt The Red Sea (expected to open in Q4 2025) will be the first Grand Hyatt property on Shaura Island, serving as the hub of the ambitious Red Sea Project on Saudi Arabia’s west coast and offering 430 guestrooms, along with state-of-the-art meeting and event venues in a stunning seaside setting.

• Grand Hyatt Cancun Beach Resort (expected to open in 2026) will stand on the eastern part of the Yucatán Peninsula, offering 500 guestrooms with panoramic views of the Caribbean Sea and Isla Mujeres, 11 vibrant dining experiences, six bars, an indoor and outdoor destination spa and fitness centre and over 16,000 square feet of state-of-the-art event spaces.

• Grand Hyatt Jaipur (expected to open in 2026) will mark the first Grand Hyatt hotel in the state of Rajasthan. The 409-guestroom hotel, which will be on 21 acres of land, will offer one of the largest indoor and outdoor event venues, in addition to restaurants, bars, a club lounge, outdoor and indoor pools, spa, and an entertainment zone for kids, teens and adults.

• Grand Hyatt Los Cabos (expected to open in 2026) will mark the first Grand Hyatt hotel in Mexico’s Baja California Sur, offering 300 guestrooms, in addition to over 1,200 acres of experiences located within the OLEADA Pacific Living & Golf private resort community. The hotel will feature approximately 20,000 square feet of indoor meeting space, an outdoor event lawn and a world-class 18-hole golf course designed by Golf Hall of Famer, Ernie Els.

• Grand Hyatt St. Lucia (expected to open in 2026) will feature 345 guestrooms and debut as the first Grand Hyatt hotel in St. Lucia. The hotel will sit on the southwestern corner of the island in Sunset Bay and offer three pools, three restaurants and more than 20,000 square feet of gathering spaces designed to accommodate events of any size.

• Grand Hyatt Bangalore (expected to open in 2027) will be located within Whitefield, a popular suburb that’s known for its modern offerings and cosmopolitan lifestyle. The 400-guestroom hotel will feature multiple restaurants, which will deliver a varied and extraordinary dining and entertainment experience to guests. Its expansive event spaces, comprising more than 37,000 square feet of diverse event venues, will enable the hotel to accommodate conventions, weddings and events of all sizes.

Additional anticipated hotel openings through 2027 include Grand Hyatt Suzhou Bay (2026), Grand Hyatt Hohhot (2027), Grand Hyatt Yantai Laishan (2027) and Grand Hyatt Madinah (2027).

Elevating Existing Offerings to Meet Travellers Where They Are

Grounded in listening to guest, member, customer, and owner feedback, several Grand Hyatt hotels across the globe are enhancing offerings to meet the evolving needs of today’s high-end travellers.

• Grand Hyatt Indian Wells Resort & Villas in California recently rebranded from the Hyatt Regency brand following an extensive $64 million property-wide renovation with 531 transformed accommodations and 43 private villas. The rebrand features an elevated lobby experience, 88,000 square feet of refreshed meeting and event spaces, spa, a reimagined pool complex and Tia Carmen and Carmocha restaurants created by renowned celebrity chef Angelo Sosa.

• Grand Hyatt Scottsdale Resort is the first Grand Hyatt hotel in Arizona, following its rebrand from Hyatt Regency Scottsdale Resort & Spa at Gainey Ranch. The $115 million renovation includes 496 updated accommodations, six new dining concepts spearheaded by celebrity chef Richard Blais, expanded pool and cabana offerings, a refreshed spa and group meeting capabilities.

• Grand Hyatt Washington in Washington, D.C. will unveil its newly renovated accommodations and an expanded Grand Club lounge, marking a significant milestone in the hotel’s ongoing multi-million-dollar transformation. The renovation is set to deliver adaptable meeting and event spaces and unique food and beverage offerings, including sushi making classes, wine tastings and an oyster shucking experience. 

• Grand Hyatt Atlanta in Buckhead recently completed renovations across its 439 accommodations including 21 suites and a newly revitalized Grand Club experience. The phased renovation efforts continue through February 2025. The extensive project will enhance every aspect of the hotel, from luxurious guestrooms and dynamic meeting spaces to an arrival experience with the newly conceptualized lobby lounge. The hotel will offer enhanced amenities including outdoor event venues, a relaxing outdoor pool and Japanese Zen Garden.

• Grand Hyatt Singapore reopened its doors in July to a reimagined Terrace Wing, offering a tranquil garden oasis in the iconic Orchard Road district. Damai, the hotel’s spa and fitness center, is a wellness hub with elevated programming and facilities to recharge the body and mind. Dining options include Le Pristine Singapore, featuring New-Italian cuisine in a casual fine dining setting by Michelin-starred chef Sergio Herman, and StraitsKitchen, serving authentic local cuisine prepared by the halal-certified kitchen.

• Grand Hyatt Beijing underwent extensive renovations throughout the hotel’s lobby and restaurant, drawing visual and atmospheric inspiration from traditional Chinese architecture, greenery and neighbourhood activities. The hotel will soon offer 518 renovated accommodations, building on its distinctive amenities including a resort-style indoor swimming pool, diverse event spaces and award-winning dining options, including the signature Made in China restaurant.

Grand Experiences Guests Know & Trust

Grand Hyatt hotels continue to deliver unforgettable guest experiences globally with inventive restaurants, luxurious spas and sophisticated meeting spaces to inspire and help travellers go grand no matter the travel occasion.

• Delight in award-winning & awe-inspiring dining at hotels like Grand Hyatt Vail’s Makoto, which serves traditional Japanese cooking led by culinary great and Iron Chef star Makoto Okuwa. Join Grand Hyatt Goa’s FlyDining Goa for a once-in-a-lifetime sensory dining experience 164-feet above the hotel’s colourful gardens with world-class cuisine.

• Gather in iconic spaces for events of all kinds and sizes with full-service event planning through Together by Hyatt at hotels like Grand Hyatt Nashville, which was named the No. 1 Cvent Top Meeting Hotel in North America for 2023 and 2024, with 84,000 square feet of event spaces, and offers experiences like ‘Songwriters in the Round’ through Hyatt’s Wellbeing Collective. Grand Hyatt Baha Mar offers one of the largest conference venues in the Bahamas, including the newly opened 65,000-square-foot New Providence Lawn and Terrance, fenced by lush tropical flora of The Bahamas.

• Rejuvenate with restorative wellbeing amenities at hotels like Grand Hyatt Playa del Carmen’s Cenote Spa, embracing the natural healing pools found around the Mayan Rivera, recreating the perfect holistic environment devoted to the wellbeing of mind, body, and spirit. Grand Hyatt Berlin’s rooftop Club Olympus Spa & Fitness extends serene moments with an indoor pool, outdoor terrace, whirlpool, sauna, steam bath and solarium, and more.