Hyatt announces new extended stay brand
The Hyatt House brand will replace 54 Hyatt Summerfield Suites properties in the US, including this one in San Diego, and rolled out at pipeline properties in North America, the Middle East, and Southwest Asia
Hyatt Hotels is evolving its extended-stay brand into a distinctive new hotel concept called Hyatt House. The group will move the entire portfolio of 38 Hyatt Summerfield Suites hotels and 16 recently acquired Hotel Sierra properties to the new brand. These hotels are expected to complete their name and signage changes by early 2012. Service upgrades and remodelling are expected to occur over the course of the next year to incorporate Hyatt House signature elements into each property.
The new concept is based on the needs of extended-stay guests, combining “form and function to create a warm, inviting, and comfortable environment” in which social spaces play an important part, helping to create a sense of community.
Each Hyatt House will feature a Great Lounge featuring gadget docking stations, a games room and a bar for breakfast and evening cocktails. The room selection includes studios, one- and two-bedroom kitchen suites with a multi-tasking island where guests can prepare a meal, watch TV, or work on their laptop.
All paying guests are entitle to a free breakfast and will have access to a daily Open House with high quality food and drinks at happy hour prices offered seven days a week from 5pm to 10pm. The guest market will also offer traditional and gourmet groceries and other items for purchase.
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