With the inauguration, within a few days of each other, of hotels in Moscow and Madrid, the Hyatt group has strengthened its offering in two of Europe's key business cities. To make its debut in Madrid - and even on the Spanish market - the American hotelier has chosen its lifestyle brand Hyatt Centric and opted for a prime location: Gran Via, the city's emblematic thoroughfare.
Housed in a 1920s building, the Hyatt Centric Gran Via Madrid offers 143 rooms and 16 suites, the latter with terraces. Each room has free Wi-Fi, a 140 cm flat-screen TV and air conditioning. local inspiration. "We are sure that the hotel will immerse guests in the Spanish atmosphere."says Gonzalo Maggi, the hotel's general manager. To immerse its guests in Madrid's social life, the hotel relies on its three bars and restaurants: Hielo Y Carbon, specialising in local dishes and charcoal-grilled meats; Ondas: Vermuteria + Lounge, where guests can enjoy cocktails, vermouth, wine and beer accompanied by tapas; and the rooftop bar Via Fantastica.
The new hotel opened in Moscow a, him, a more business-like look. The Hyatt Regency Moscow Petrovsky Park is the group's second establishment in the Russian capital, joining the Ararat Park Hyatt. It is located on Leningradsky Avenue, right in the heart of the VTB Arena Park project and a stone's throw from the VTB Arena - Central Dynamo stadium. Easily accessible from Sheremetyevo International Airport and the historic centre of Moscow, the hotel offers 298 rooms and 39 suites. All rooms are decorated in natural tones with contemporary works of art and offer breathtaking views of Moscow or Petrovsky Park.
For relaxation, the hotel has three bars and restaurants, including the Heritage, which serves traditional Russian recipes. in partnership with meeting experts and events, the establishment is particularly well equipped for meetings, with a dedicated space of 3,500 m2. This enables it to host a wide range of events, from gala dinners in its 700 m2 ballroom to large conferences with 13 meeting rooms and smaller meetings.
