Hyatt Expands in the Big Easy with Two New Orleans Hotels
Hyatt Hotels (NYSE: H) is expanding its presence in New Orleans with two new additions: Maison Métier and The Barnett. Both properties will join Hyatt’s Independent Collection and the World of Hyatt loyalty program this year. Maison Métier, formerly Maison de la Luz, is located in a 1908 Parisian luxury guesthouse and offers 67 lavish guestrooms, and will join The Unbound Collection by Hyatt brand in 2024. The Barnett, formerly Ace Hotel New Orleans, celebrates Art Deco and French Modernism and features a live music venue, will join the JdV by Hyatt brand in 2024. The Domain Companies own the properties, managed by HRI Hospitality. These additions underscore Hyatt's commitment to expanding in key destinations.
- Hyatt expands its brand presence in New Orleans with two new hotels.
- Maison Métier and The Barnett will join the World of Hyatt loyalty program.
- Maison Métier offers 67 lavish guestrooms in a 1908 building with a Parisian luxury guesthouse vibe.
- The Barnett features Art Deco and French Modernism, with a live music venue.
- Both properties are expected to join respective Hyatt brands in 2024.
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Maison Métier and The Barnett plan to join the World of Hyatt loyalty program this year, offering guests and members more stay options and access to the city’s distinct culture
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Maison Métier Main Entrance (Photo: Business Wire)
Hyatt’s Independent Collection brands offer one-of-a-kind properties that are all singular in their brands and experiences – from storied hotels and vibrant neighborhood locales to immersive retreats. Each independently branded property enriches the modern traveler’s experience in unique and exciting ways.
“Hyatt’s growth continues to be fueled by the leisure and lifestyle segment, and this brand expansion in the
Situated on Carondelet Street, just one block from New Orleans’ famed Lafayette Square, these two properties will soon bring unique guest experiences, stylish accommodations and bold food and beverage programming to Hyatt’s Independent Collection of brands, which offers enriching and authentic stays for today’s traveler.
Maison Métier (expected to join The Unbound Collection by Hyatt brand as an independently branded hotel in 2024)
Located in a 1908 building, Maison Métier is a Parisian luxury guesthouse that has been thoughtfully preserved in its architectural integrity and embodies the story of a bygone era married with contemporary finishes and furnishings. The hotel offers 67 lavish guestrooms and suites with well-appointed interiors and immersive design touches. The salon-style bar located within the hotel, formerly known as Bar Marilou, maintains its partnership with
The Barnett (expected to join JdV by Hyatt brand as an independently branded hotel in 2024)
The Barnett will pay homage to the building’s rich history which includes its longstanding tenure as Barnett’s Furniture Store, a local mom-and-pop fixture of the neighborhood of a past era. The hotel brings Art Deco and French Modernism influences to the vibrant Warehouse District in a way that celebrates the city’s past, and offers guests an authentic
“By collaborating with Hyatt, our guests can experience the most unique and energized properties in
“It’s a true honor to steward these two iconic
Once the hotels join their respective brands, World of Hyatt members will have the opportunity to experience NOLA in style and earn points on stays to use toward free nights, dining, wellbeing experiences and more.
For reservations and more information, visit www.hyatt.com.
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A community for the spirited, the light-hearted, the young-at-heart, the JdV by Hyatt brand offers a collection of vibrant, independent hotels that are true reflections of the urban neighborhoods we call home. Embracing its namesake (joie de vivre), the JdV by Hyatt brand invites guests and locals alike to connect, live in the moment and celebrate the joy of life. Each hotel provides an experience that is inclusive in spirit and space, inviting all to make each stay yours truly. Follow @JDVHotels on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter for news and updates. For more information, please visit www.jdvbyhyatt.com.
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