Dallas Fort Worth International Airport (DFW) has completed the acquisition of the Hyatt Regency DFW International Airport hotel for $194m through its Public Facility Improvement Corporation (PFIC).
The purchase follows formal approvals granted by the corporation, the airport’s board of directors, and its owner cities.
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Located in the Central Terminal Area beside Terminal C, the hotel features 811 rooms.
It includes approximately 92,000ft2 of conference and event facilities, including more than 44,000ft2 of ballroom and exhibition space, alongside upwards of 70 meeting rooms, dining venues, business amenities, fitness areas, and round-the-clock terminal shuttle transport.
DFW intends to renovate the property, whilst Hyatt will retain operational management under the existing agreement.
The transaction places all four on-site hotels under the PFIC ownership, which finances, plans, develops, and runs facilities across the airport.
Following the acquisition, DFW is now the single largest owner of Hyatt-branded rooms within the state of Texas.
The wider airport hotel estate also includes the Grand Hyatt DFW, which completed a $34m overhaul in fiscal year 2026, and the Hyatt Place DFW, in service since 2016.
A fourth development, Hyatt House DFW, is presently under construction and scheduled to open in the summer of 2027 as the airport’s initial extended-stay offering, supporting the site’s ongoing growth.
DFW CEO Chris McLaughlin said: “For decades, Hyatt Regency DFW has welcomed travelers, connected businesses and brought communities together.
“This acquisition aligns an iconic airport asset with DFW’s long-term vision for growth, customer experience and infrastructure investment.
“Alongside our broader hospitality initiatives, it strengthens our competitive position, expands services for travelers, supports regional economic growth and creates lasting value for our customers, partners and our owner cities.”
