A new Hyatt Studios hotel, Hyatt Studios Jacksonville / St Johns Town Center, has begun operations in Jacksonville, situated near St Johns Town Center in Florida, US.
Managed by LBA Hospitality and owned by 3H Group, the property forms part of Hyatt’s recently established extended-stay brand.
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The hotel is positioned to serve both business and leisure guests, with proximity to major corporate offices, medical facilities, retail shops, and dining destinations.
The location also provides access to key transport routes, connecting guests to Jacksonville’s beaches and the University of North Florida.
The property is designed to accommodate extended stays, offering studio suites equipped with kitchens.
Facilities available to guests include complimentary grab-and-go breakfast, a round-the-clock market, wireless internet access throughout the hotel, approximately 600ft² of meeting space, and a fitness studio operating at all hours.
Additional amenities include an outdoor patio area, self-service laundry, and an outdoor grill and fire pit.
3H Group and LBA Hospitality partnership marks the third Hyatt Studios location developed and managed collaboratively by 3H Group and LBA Hospitality, following previous openings in Huntsville and Mobile / Tillmans Corner.
LBA Hospitality president Beau Benton said: “Jacksonville continues to be an important and growing market, and we’re proud to open another Hyatt Studios property in a location that naturally supports a wide range of travel needs.
“This hotel reflects the strength of our partnership with 3H Group and our shared focus on delivering well-positioned, high-quality hotels that meet the needs of today’s traveller.”
Both companies will continue to work alongside Hyatt in expanding the Studios brand, supporting the rollout of new locations and strengthening their existing collaboration in the extended-stay market.
In October 2025, Hyatt Hotels and China’s Homeinns Hotel Group signed a master franchise deal to introduce Hyatt Studios, an upper-midscale extended-stay brand, to the Chinese market.
