Hyatt Completes Acquisition of Standard International and Its Iconic Hotel Brands, The Standard and Bunkhouse Hotels
Hyatt Hotels (NYSE: H) has completed the acquisition of Standard International, including The Standard and Bunkhouse Hotels brands. This asset-light portfolio adds 22 open hotels with about 2,000 rooms and over 30 future projects. Key properties include The Standard, London, The Standard, High Line in New York City, and The Manner in SoHo.
The acquisition enhances Hyatt's position in the lifestyle segment, building on organic growth and previous acquisitions that increased lifestyle rooms fivefold between 2017 and 2023. Hyatt plans to create a dedicated Lifestyle group based in New York City, led by Amar Lalvani as President & Creative Director.
Hyatt's portfolio growth has led to a tripling of World of Hyatt members since 2017, with room night penetration increasing by over 1,300 basis points. The company aims to align internal resources to better serve guests, customers, and owners across its entire portfolio.
Hyatt Hotels (NYSE: H) ha completato l'acquisizione di Standard International, che include i marchi The Standard e Bunkhouse Hotels. Questo portafoglio leggero di asset aggiunge 22 hotel operativi con circa 2.000 camere e oltre 30 progetti futuri. Le proprietà chiave includono The Standard a Londra, The Standard, High Line a New York City e The Manner a SoHo.
L'acquisizione migliorala posizione di Hyatt nel segmento lifestyle, costruendo su una crescita organica e su precedenti acquisizioni che hanno aumentato le camere lifestyle cinque volte tra il 2017 e il 2023. Hyatt pianifica di creare un gruppo Lifestyle dedicato con sede a New York City, guidato da Amar Lalvani come Presidente e Direttore Creativo.
La crescita del portafoglio di Hyatt ha portato a un triplicamento dei membri di World of Hyatt dal 2017, con una penetrazione delle notti in camera aumentata di oltre 1.300 punti base. L'azienda mira ad allineare le risorse interne per servire meglio gli ospiti, i clienti e i proprietari in tutto il suo portafoglio.
Hyatt Hotels (NYSE: H) ha completado la adquisición de Standard International, que incluye las marcas The Standard y Bunkhouse Hotels. Este portafolio liviano de activos agrega 22 hoteles abiertos con aproximadamente 2.000 habitaciones y más de 30 proyectos futuros. Las propiedades clave incluyen The Standard en Londres, The Standard, High Line en Nueva York y The Manner en SoHo.
La adquisición mejora la posición de Hyatt en el segmento de estilo de vida, basándose en el crecimiento orgánico y adquisiciones previas que aumentaron las habitaciones de estilo de vida cinco veces entre 2017 y 2023. Hyatt planea crear un grupo de estilo de vida dedicado con sede en Nueva York, dirigido por Amar Lalvani como Presidente y Director Creativo.
El crecimiento del portafolio de Hyatt ha llevado a un triplicado de miembros de World of Hyatt desde 2017, con una penetración de noches de habitación aumentada en más de 1.300 puntos base. La empresa tiene como objetivo alinear los recursos internos para servir mejor a los huéspedes, clientes y propietarios en todo su portafolio.
하얏트 호텔(뉴욕증권거래소: H)이 스탠다드 인터내셔널, 스탠다드 및 벙크하우스 호텔 브랜드를 포함한 인수 작업을 완료했습니다. 이 자산 경량 포트폴리오는 약 2,000개의 객실이 있는 22개의 개방된 호텔과 30개 이상의 향후 프로젝트를 추가합니다. 주요 자산으로는 런던에 위치한 The Standard, 뉴욕의 The Standard, High Line, 그리고 소호의 The Manner가 있습니다.
이번 인수로 하얏트는 라이프스타일 부문에서의 입지를 강화 했으며, 2017년과 2023년 사이에 라이프스타일 객실을 5배 증가시킨 유기적 성장 및 이전 인수를 기반으로 하고 있습니다. 하얏트는 뉴욕을 본사로 하는 전담 라이프스타일 그룹을 설립할 예정이며, 아마르 칼바니를 사장 겸 크리에이티브 디렉터로 임명할 것입니다.
하얏트의 포트폴리오 성장은 2017년 이후 하얏트 월드 회원 수의 삼중 증가를 초래했으며, 객실당 숙박 수 허용량이 1,300 베이시스 포인트 이상 증가했습니다. 회사는 전체 포트폴리오를 통해 손님, 고객 및 소유자를 보다 잘 서비스하기 위해 내부 리소스를 정렬할 계획입니다.
Hyatt Hotels (NYSE: H) a finalisé l'acquisition de Standard International, y compris les marques The Standard et Bunkhouse Hotels. Ce portefeuille léger en actifs ajoute 22 hôtels ouverts avec environ 2 000 chambres et plus de 30 projets futurs. Les propriétés clés incluent The Standard à Londres, The Standard, High Line à New York et The Manner à SoHo.
Cette acquisition renforce la position de Hyatt dans le segment lifestyle, en s'appuyant sur une croissance organique et des acquisitions précédentes qui ont multiplié par cinq le nombre de chambres lifestyle entre 2017 et 2023. Hyatt prévoit de créer un groupe Lifestyle dédié basé à New York, dirigé par Amar Lalvani en tant que Président et Directeur Créatif.
La croissance du portefeuille de Hyatt a entraîné un triplement du nombre de membres de World of Hyatt depuis 2017, avec une augmentation de la pénétration des nuits par chambre de plus de 1 300 points de base. L'entreprise vise à aligner les ressources internes pour mieux servir les clients, les invités et les propriétaires à travers l'ensemble de son portefeuille.
Hyatt Hotels (NYSE: H) hat die Übernahme von Standard International abgeschlossen, einschließlich der Marken The Standard und Bunkhouse Hotels. Dieses asset-light Portfolio fügt 22 offene Hotels mit etwa 2.000 Zimmern und über 30 zukünftigen Projekten hinzu. Zu den wichtigsten Immobilien gehören The Standard in London, The Standard, High Line in New York City und The Manner in SoHo.
Die Übernahme stärkt Hyatts Position im Lifestyle-Segment, indem sie auf organischem Wachstum und früheren Übernahmen aufbaut, die die Lifestyle-Zimmer zwischen 2017 und 2023 verfünffacht haben. Hyatt plant die Gründung einer speziellen Lifestyle-Gruppe mit Sitz in New York City, die von Amar Lalvani als Präsident und Kreativdirektor geleitet wird.
Das Wachstum des Portfolios von Hyatt hat seit 2017 zu einem Dreifachen der Mitglieder von World of Hyatt geführt, wobei die Zimmerauslastung um über 1.300 Basispunkte gestiegen ist. Das Unternehmen beabsichtigt, interne Ressourcen besser auszurichten, um Gästen, Kunden und Eigentümern in seinem gesamten Portfolio besser zu dienen.
- Acquisition of Standard International enhances Hyatt's leading position in the lifestyle segment
- Addition of 22 open hotels with approximately 2,000 rooms to Hyatt's portfolio
- Over 30 future projects with signed agreements or letters of intent
- Creation of a dedicated Lifestyle group to focus on this growing segment
- Tripling of World of Hyatt members since 2017
- Room night penetration for World of Hyatt members increased by more than 1,300 basis points
- 86% growth in Hyatt's portfolio properties since 2017
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Hyatt's acquisition of Standard International marks a significant expansion in the lucrative lifestyle segment. This 100% asset-light deal adds approximately
Key financial implications include:
- Potential for increased revenue streams from management and franchise fees
- Expansion of Hyatt's luxury residential business
- Enhanced appeal to developers, potentially accelerating growth
- Synergies with Hyatt's loyalty program, which has seen substantial growth
While specific financial terms weren't disclosed, the acquisition's impact on Hyatt's market position and future growth prospects appears positive. The company's focus on high-value segments like lifestyle and luxury could drive higher margins and returns for shareholders in the long term.
This acquisition significantly strengthens Hyatt's position in the premium lifestyle segment, a high-growth area in hospitality. The addition of The Standard and Bunkhouse brands brings unique, design-focused properties that appeal to affluent, experience-seeking travelers. This move addresses several key market trends:
- Growing demand for distinctive, localized hotel experiences
- Increasing importance of brand storytelling and social media appeal
- Rising interest in luxury residential branded properties
The expansion into new markets like Singapore and Bangkok also aligns with the shift in global travel patterns towards Asia. By quintupling its lifestyle room count since 2017, Hyatt is positioning itself to capture a larger share of this lucrative market segment. The company's ability to attract 30+ future projects following the acquisition announcement indicates strong developer interest, which could accelerate Hyatt's growth trajectory in this space.
Recently opened The Manner sets a new standard for lifestyle hotels in SoHo,
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The acquisition includes more than 30 future projects with a signed agreement or letter of intent, along with new projects sparked by the August announcement of the planned acquisition. “The development community knows an industry game-changer when they see it, and the enthusiasm for bringing together the ethos of The Standard and Bunkhouse brands and the power of Hyatt’s network and distribution system is palpable,” said Mark Hoplamazian, President and Chief Executive Officer, Hyatt. “Developers love this combination as much as we do.”
In the coming months, Hyatt will debut its new dedicated Lifestyle group that will be headquartered in
Complementing its growth in lifestyle, Hyatt’s portfolio continues to grow across all segments. Hyatt boasts the largest collection of luxury all-inclusive resorts globally, and Hyatt’s select service portfolio, which represents
“Our transformation to an asset-light business model has been a resounding success, and now it’s time to evolve our organization to propel us into the future, benefiting our guests, members, customers, owners and shareholders along the way,” said Hoplamazian. “This is not about prioritizing one segment over another; this is about aligning our internal resources and expertise to care even more deeply for guests, customers and owners across our entire portfolio.”
The growth in Hyatt’s brand footprint has a direct correlation to growth in loyalty members and contribution. Since 2017, the number of properties in Hyatt’s portfolio has grown by 86 percent, the number of World of Hyatt members has tripled, and the level of room night penetration for World of Hyatt members has increased by more than 1,300 basis points.
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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