Hyatt Place North Scottsdale and Hyatt House North Scottsdale, exterior.
The dual-branded properties feature nearly 2,000 square feet of meeting and event space, open concept public spaces, a 24-hour fitness center, a cozy breakfast area, a stylish bar area and an outdoor swimming pool. The hotels are operated by Evolution Hospitality.
SCOTTSDALE, ARIZ. – Hyatt Place North Scottsdale and Hyatt House North Scottsdale, Scottsdale’s first combined Hyatt Place and Hyatt House hotels, celebrated their openings. Situated in the heart of North Scottsdale near Mayo Clinic Hospital, notable golf courses such as Grayhawk, TPC Scottsdale, and Troon North and premier dining establishments, guests can appreciate the hotels’ convenient location. The hotels expand the Hyatt Place and Hyatt House brands’ footprint in markets that matter most to guests and World of Hyatt members.
The dual-branded properties feature nearly 2,000 square feet of meeting and event space, open concept public spaces, a 24-hour fitness center, a cozy breakfast area, a stylish bar area and an outdoor swimming pool. The hotels are operated by Evolution Hospitality.
“We’re excited to invite guests to enjoy our dual-branded Hyatt Place and Hyatt House hotels in the heart of North Scottsdale,” said General Manager Scott Snofsky. “As guests look for a place to recharge on the road, we know they can appreciate the modern design and spacious layout in each guestroom– from the separate areas to sleep and work, including the Cozy Corner at Hyatt Place North Scottsdale, to the apartment-style suites with full kitchens at Hyatt House North Scottsdale. The unique benefit of dual branding is that our guests can choose the space that fits their needs without compromising on location.”
“It’s a pleasure to be bringing the Hyatt Place and Hyatt House experience to the North Scottsdale market with the opening of these properties,” said owner Michael Batt. “This opening is a culmination of exceptional vision and hard work from many parties and is a testament to the standards of excellence we hold ourselves to with every undertaking. We’re confident guests will find everything they need to feel at home when they walk through the doors of these new hotels.”
With close proximity to Mayo Clinic Hospital, one of the most sought-after medical facilities, Hyatt Place North Scottsdale and Hyatt House North Scottsdale serve as a respite for visiting medical professionals and patients alike. The nearby In addition to being located near the medical district, the hotels are also nearby Scottsdale Sports Complex, Musical Instrument Museum, West World and other event areas.
Hyatt Place North Scottsdale features:
- 136 spacious guestrooms with separate spaces to sleep, work and play, as well as a Cozy Corner sofa-sleeper
- Free Wi-Fi throughout hotel and guestrooms
- Necessities program for forgotten items that guests can buy, borrow or enjoy for free
- Event Spaces with 1,910 square feet of flexible meeting/function space
- Fitness Center featuring cardio equipment with LCD touchscreens and free ear buds
Hyatt House North Scottsdale features:
- 93 guestrooms (studio and one-bedroom suites), featuring fully equipped kitchenettes, comfortable living areas and bedrooms with complimentary skin and haircare amenities
- Free Wi-Fi throughout hotel and guestrooms
- Complimentary breakfast for guests
- The Commons, a comfy lounge with an open and welcoming space for guests to relax, gather and socialize, and an outdoor area with comfortable seating and pool
- 24-hour Workout Room to keep fitness routines going
- Borrows Menu with often-forgotten items from phone chargers to razors
- Additional conveniences, including 24-hour Guest Laundry
Hyatt Flags to Fly in Las Vegas
Hyatt Hotels Corporation also announced that a Hyatt affiliate has entered into franchise agreements with an affiliate of Dreamscape Companies LLC, which will lead the renovation of the Rio Las Vegas. The multi-phase project is expected to bring multiple Hyatt full-service offerings to Las Vegas, one of the most visited leisure, group, and convention markets in the world, in the renovated Rio hotel.
“We are thrilled that Dreamscape will help us bring multiple Hyatt full-service brands to Las Vegas, starting with a Hyatt Regency hotel, which we believe will deliver on the Hyatt Regency brand promise of creating meaningful connections in modern spaces designed for sharing, socializing, and collaborating,” said Kimo Bertram, Hyatt’s vice president of real estate and development. “We know Las Vegas is an important destination for our guests, World of Hyatt members, and customers, and this project is a significant step for Hyatt as we continue to grow our brands in markets that matter most to our loyal travelers.”
The more than 2,510-room Rio Las Vegas will be renovated and rebranded into multiple Hyatt full-service brand flags, and will undergo a redevelopment of the current public spaces, including gaming, retail, food and beverage, spa and fitness, and pool recreation deck. In addition, the Rio Las Vegas will undergo a renovation of one of the hotel’s existing towers, and upon completion, the tower is expected to become a 1,501-room Hyatt Regency hotel with standard guestrooms averaging 580 square feet. The remainder of the Rio’s guestrooms are expected to be branded or affiliated with one or more other Hyatt full-service brands after they are renovated. Beyond redefining the hotel experience for business travelers and leisure guests, the Hyatt Regency hotel and other Hyatt-affiliated hotels will welcome meetings and event business with more than 220,000 square feet of function space and state-of-the-art meeting facilities.
“At Dreamscape, our goal is to acquire assets that drive long-term financial and cultural value, and we are very excited to team up with Hyatt on this project,” said Eric Birnbaum, Dreamscape’s founder and CEO. “The Rio Las Vegas is the perfect space to create the ultimate multipurpose venue in Las Vegas, and we are thrilled to work with the Hyatt team to revitalize the property.”
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