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Hyatt is continuing its strategic luxury and all-inclusive brand growth in Mexico, aiming to augment its presence by 30% by 2025. That’s excellent news for Hyatt loyalists, who will see plenty of exciting new properties across Mexico starting later this year.
Here’s a look at everything you need to know.
Hyatt is a favorite among award travelers for its wide portfolio of brands and because there are so many great ways to redeem Hyatt points for maximum value.
We’ve seen lots of new hotels and resorts in Mexico from Hyatt recently, starting with the acquisition of Apple Leisure Group which added nearly 100 all-inclusive resorts plus the openings of hotels like NUMU Boutique Hotel in San Miguel de Allende, Rancho Pescadero, Andaz Condesa Mexico City, and both a Hyatt Place and a Hyatt House in Monterrey, Mexico.
Let’s take a look at what’s next for Hyatt hotels and resorts in Mexico:
Hyatt Regency Mexico City Insurgentes: This new hotel geared to business and leisure travelers is set to open in May of 2023. Centrally located in the heart of Mexico City, this urban hotel has 201 guest rooms and suites plus 3 restaurants and bars.
Secrets Impression Isla Mujeres: This will be the second property under the Secrets Impression brand, which offers the highest level of all-inclusive luxury. It’s scheduled to open later in May of 2023.
Secrets Tulum Resort & Beach Club: Scheduled to open in October of 2023, this adults-only all-inclusive resort features 301 suites set in a lush mangrove with an exclusive beach club nearby.
Park Hyatt Los Cabos at Cabo del Sol: This hotel, the first Park Hyatt in Mexico, is planned to open in 2024.
Grand Hyatt Cancún Beach Resort: This luxury resort on the Yucatán Peninsula is scheduled to open in 2024.
The Chatwal San Miguel: Overlooking the Laja River Valley, this resort which is scheduled to open in 2024 will feature 44 freestanding villas and 125 residences.
Thompson Monterrey: This luxury lifestyle hotel is slated to open in 2025.
Park Hyatt Mexico City: The second Park Hyatt in Mexico, and the first urban Park Hyatt in the country, is scheduled for 2025.
Hot Tip: Want to book a room for almost free at any of these upcoming properties in Mexico? Learn about all the best ways to earn lots of World of Hyatt points!
Hyatt is working diligently to squash the main criticism aimed at the brand — that its footprint is too small — by expanding throughout Mexico. Notable additions to the Hyatt portfolio in Mexico include 2 Park Hyatt locations, Park Hyatt Los Cabos at Cabo del Sol and Park Hyatt Mexico City, as well as a number of all-inclusive properties like Secrets Impression Isla Mujeres and Secrets Tulum Resort & Beach Club.
