The Hyatt group has made no secret of its firm resolve to expand its offering in the EMEA region. With this in mind, the beginning of 2023 is also of the most productive. After the opening of a Hyatt Regency in Izmir, with plenty of space for meetings, and the announcement of a future new member of the Unbound Collection in Davos, the American group has just unveiled, one after the other a new address in London and its expected arrival in Bordeaux.
Presented last June, the FirstName Bordeaux opened its doors on 11 January, officially becoming part of the JdV by Hyatt brand, which brings together upmarket lifestyle establishments with character. Located in the MeriadeckThis new hotel in Bordeaux follows in the same footsteps, with an inventive design by architect Nicolas Adnet of Studio MHNA, and a strong emphasis on food and drink, with a locavore-style bar-restaurant, Le Bada.
In addition to the restaurant, supervised by Michelin-starred chef Cédric Béchade, the hotel is also demonstrating its commitment to sustainability in other ways, including the use in its interiors of environmentally-friendly materialsFor business travellers, the FirstName Bordeaux offers 147 rooms and suites and three creative meeting spaces. For business travellers, the FirstName Bordeaux offers 147 rooms and suites and three creative meeting spaces, as well as a hidden speakeasy bar for corporate events and afterworks.
From the Garonne to the Thames
In parallel with this move to Bordeaux, Hyatt is also extending its footprint in London with the opening of the Hyatt Regency London Albert Embankment, its first luxury hotel in London. eighth establishment in the British capital. Just a five-minute walk from Westminster, the political epicentre of the British capital, and close to Vauxhall station, this hotel is located on the banks of the Thames. An ideal location to offer the residents of its 142 rooms, glazed from floor to ceiling, often unobstructed views of the whole of London. Especially from the executive suites on the 14th floor, which have private balconies.
The group's American origins are underlined by the name of the hotel's bar and restaurant, POTUS, an ambassador for classic North American cuisine. Diplomacy obligesThis is where burgers and fish & chips meet, along with other traditional British dishes. But the establishment is also broadening its gastronomic horizons with, on its rooftop at 15e On the first floor, another bar-restaurant, Mezemiso, combines Lebanese and Japanese cuisine, with a heated terrace where you can enjoy a selection of shisha.
Known for its business travel offer, the Hyatt Regency brand deploys elements prized by business travellers in this hotel, with a fitness centre and cive meeting rooms. Equipped with the latest technologies, including videoconferencing, they form part of a 1,419 m2It is ideal for conferences and executive committees alike.
London Albert Embankment.
