Grand Hyatt Washington in the US has announced the completion of an extensive renovation, transforming its 902 guest rooms, 31 suites, and the Grand Club lounge.
This marks a pivotal point in the upscale hotel’s multi-million-dollar refurbishment, a collaboration between Host Hotels & Resorts and Whitespace Interiors, with an emphasis on sustainability.
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Grand Hyatt Washington general manager Jon Davenhall said: “Our hotel is at the heart of Washington, DC, welcoming a diverse array of guests—from esteemed officials and conference attendees to international travellers and families.
“The newly renovated guest rooms are a testament to our dedication to creating luxury experiences for our guests as we continue to set the standard for what it means to be Grand.”
The redesign of the guest rooms is inspired by the monumental architecture of Washington, DC, incorporating elements reminiscent of the city’s limestone columns and domed structures.
The 31 suites have been reimagined to provide more spacious living areas, enhanced furnishings, kitchenettes, and wet bars.
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By GlobalDataWorkspaces have been upgraded with leather desktops, and guests can now enjoy luxury amenities including Nespresso machines and Dyson hair dryers.
The Grand Club lounge has been significantly expanded, offering an exclusive area for dining or teleworking, with an improved dining area, additional menu options, and a buffet display.
Whitespace Interiors principal Michael Dalton said: “That premise was gracefully intertwined with natural elements derived from the beauty of the Potomac’s landscape, where cherry blossoms and Japanese magnolias abound, and the river’s storied waters create an ever-changing and dynamic palette.”
Grand Hyatt Washington has also incorporated eco-friendly solutions, including wooden key cards and LED lighting, with plans to install 174 solar panels on the rooftop.
Opened in June 1986, the property features a 12-storey atrium and 42,000ft² of meeting space.
The hotel’s transformation follows a similar comprehensive renovation at the Grand Hyatt Atlanta in Buckhead earlier this year.
