Hyatt Celebrates Groundbreaking of Inaugural Hyatt Studios Property in Mobile, Alabama
- Hyatt Studios marks the entry of Hyatt Hotels Corporation into the upper-midscale lodging segment in the Americas, expanding its portfolio and capturing a new market segment.
- The franchise agreement with 3H Group Inc. for the first Hyatt Studios property in Mobile, Ala. and the deal with Giri Hotel Management for a property in Portland, Maine indicate strong interest from developers, contributing to the brand's growing pipeline.
- The Hyatt Studios brand is expected to be a key accelerator for Hyatt, building on its six years of industry-leading net rooms growth and broadening the guest experiences offered by the World of Hyatt loyalty program.
- The brand's focus on delivering exceptional value, best-in-class amenities, and high-quality care aims to transform the upper-midscale, extended-stay experience for guests and World of Hyatt members.
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Hyatt’s first upper-midscale extended-stay brand experiencing growing pipeline with strong interest from developers
Groundbreaking of Inaugural Hyatt Studios Property in
“We are proud to achieve this construction milestone in bringing the Hyatt Studios brand to life,” said Dan Hansen, global head of Hyatt Studios. “The Hyatt Studios brand is positioned to transform the upper-midscale, extended-stay experience for our guests and World of Hyatt members by delivering exceptional value, best-in-class amenities and the highest level of care. The continued interest from the development community reaffirms the Hyatt Studios brand’s compelling value proposition.”
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“Our decision to further our long-time collaboration with Hyatt was driven by the team's unwavering commitment to understanding the needs of guests, owners and developers and delivering extraordinary service and value,” said Hiren Desai, president and CEO, 3H Group, Inc. “We’re thrilled to embark on this journey with Hyatt to open the first Hyatt Studios hotel and expand our extended-stay presence in this growing community. Beyond
Following Hyatt’s announcement of the Hyatt Studios brand in April, strong interest from hotel developers is contributing to a growing pipeline. The brand’s growth is further evidenced by a newly executed deal for a Hyatt Studios hotel in
Hyatt’s first franchise agreement with Giri Hotel Management – a hotel group that operates more than 50 hotels in New England – for a 122-room Hyatt Studios hotel at Portland International Jetport (PWM) that will serve Maine’s largest city.
The Hyatt Studios brand will join the Hyatt Place, Hyatt House and Caption by Hyatt brands in Hyatt’s select service category and broaden the guest experiences offered by World of Hyatt, widely recognized as the industry’s leading loyalty program, quadrupling in number of members over the past five years. At Hyatt Studios hotels, guests can anticipate the high quality and contemporary style that is characteristic of the Hyatt brand, and rooms that emulate studio apartments offering dedicated space to work, relax or dine.
Serving extended-stay and transient demand, each Hyatt Studios hotel will have:
- Innovative self-service amenities, making for a seamless guest experience
- A best-in-class, 24-hour market with a wide variety of options – from health-conscious snacks and ready-made meals to sweet and savory staples to fulfill travel cravings
- In-room kitchens that will feature a full-sized refrigerator with freezer, dishwasher, and a combination convection oven/microwave
To learn more about the Hyatt Studios brand, visit https://www.hyatt.com/development/ourbrands/hyattstudios.
The term “Hyatt” is used in this release for convenience to refer to Hyatt Hotels Corporation and/or one or more of its affiliates.
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Anna Sczepanski
Hyatt
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