Hyatt Hotels Corporation has released its full‑year 2025 results, reporting steady growth across its global portfolio and continued momentum behind its brand‑focused strategy.
Comparable system‑wide RevPAR increased 2.9% for the year, supported by 7.3% net rooms growth. Gross fees rose 9% to $1.198 billion, while Adjusted EBITDA reached $1.159 billion — a 5.8% increase on 2024.
Hyatt said its evolution into a more brand‑centric organisation, combined with strong engagement from guests, owners and partners, helped drive development activity throughout the year. Among the most notable openings were Andaz One Bangkok, part of the major One Bangkok mixed‑use district, and Park Hyatt Cabo del Sol, marking the brand’s first Park Hyatt property in Mexico.
For the EMEA region, a key milestone was the sale of the Alua portfolio in the Canary Islands — Alua Atlántico Golf Resort, Alua Tenerife and AluaSoul Orotava Valley — with Hyatt entering long‑term management agreements for each property. The move allows Hyatt to maintain its presence in the market while sharpening its focus on brand‑led growth.
One of the standout performers in 2025 was Hyatt’s luxury all‑inclusive segment. Comparable system‑wide all‑inclusive Net Package RevPAR grew 8.6%, significantly outperforming the broader portfolio and reinforcing the company’s investment in this fast‑growing category.
Mark S. Hoplamazian, President and CEO of Hyatt, said the company closed the year “with great momentum,” adding that 2025 reflected “exceptional commercial and operating performance” alongside disciplined portfolio expansion. He highlighted Hyatt’s progress toward becoming a more brand‑focused organisation and noted that both organic growth and strategic transactions contributed to the year’s results.
Looking ahead, Hoplamazian said Hyatt will continue to build on this momentum by advancing the evolution of its brands, investing in talent and strengthening its use of technology. “Together, we believe these priorities will position Hyatt to become the most responsive, most innovative, and best‑performing hospitality company — and ultimately, the most chosen by our stakeholders,” he said.
For business travellers, the results point to a global network that continues to expand in key commercial hubs and high‑demand leisure destinations. With a pipeline of approximately 148,000 rooms and strong performance in premium and all‑inclusive segments, Hyatt is positioning itself for further growth as corporate travel, meetings and blended leisure continue to strengthen.