These Are the 35 New Hotels Set To Join Hyatt’s Luxury Portfolio by 2025

From the timeless luxury of Park Hyatt to the wellness-focused Miraval, Hyatt is expanding its portfolio over the next several years. Here are the high-end properties that you can expect to be open by 2025.

New Hyatt Hotels Planned

While Hyatt remains much smaller than its main competitors such as Hilton, Marriott, and IHG, expanding the portfolio, especially boutique and luxury properties, is a key part of the Chicago-based brand’s long-term plan. Hyatt has recently announced the scheduled opening of 35 additional “luxury and upper upscale” properties by 2025. This comes on the heels of changes to the World of Hyatt program for 2024.

“The upcoming addition of these new hotels and resorts across our global luxury portfolio in sought-after destinations where travelers want to go most reinforces our leadership in this space,” said Mark Vondrasek, Chief Commercial Officer, Hyatt. “Our continued, purposeful growth in the year ahead will follow an insight-led approach, focused on listening to our guests, customers, and World of Hyatt members and their evolving travel needs such as a growing desire for immersive and distinct experiences that prioritize wellbeing.”

Here’s the full list of planned openings:

In addition to the hotels above, Hyatt’s portfolio will be further boosted with the integration of the 1,500 independent hotels on the Mr. and Mrs. Smith platform. The deal involves hotels in 20 countries where there are currently no Hyatt-branded properties in operation, such as Fiji and Croatia. It’s expected the rollout will begin by early 2024. 

Final Thoughts

Hyatt has doubled the number of luxury rooms, tripled the number of resort rooms, and quadrupled the number of lifestyle rooms in only 5 years’ time. It’s also quietly become the fastest growing hotel loyalty program in the world. We’re excited to see these new properties open in the months and years to come!