The new 127-room hotel is a component of a mixed-use development known as the Flagship. Credit: © 2025 Hyatt Corporation.

Global hospitality company Hyatt Hotel has unveiled plans to introduce its Hyatt House brand in the Indian city of Noida.

The new 127-room Hyatt House Noida Sector 140A is owned by CRC Group subsidiary IT Infrastructure Park and a part of a mixed-use development known as the Flagship.

With the property designed to serve business travellers, the company reports that the area is experiencing a surge in corporate activity with growth in IT/ITeS, electronics manufacturing, automobile, and food processing industries.

Hyatt India and Southwest Asia development vice president Dhruva Rathore said: “Hyatt House Noida Sector 140A, a vibrant and contemporary extended-stay hotel, will offer the perfect balance of comfort, convenience, and a sense of community. Ideally situated in Noida’s commercial hub, this property is set to be a top choice for business travellers, expatriates, and families seeking a seamless home-away-from-home experience.

“As we expand our brand footprint in India, we remain committed to redefining extended-stay hospitality by anticipating evolving guest needs, fostering meaningful connections, and delivering exceptional service.”

Designed to accommodate both short-term and extended-stay guests, the hotel will offer contemporary, residential-style accommodations suitable for project-based stays, corporate relocations, and international business visitors.

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IT Infrastructure Park Private director and CRC Group founder and CEO Kunal Bhalla said: “Noida’s rapid rise as a commercial and industrial centre has led to a growing need for high-quality extended-stay accommodations. Hyatt House Noida Sector 140A will be ideally positioned to address that need, aligning with our broader vision for The Flagship and the region’s evolving business landscape.”

Guests will enjoy diverse amenities encompassing various dining options, an outdoor pool, an equipped fitness centre, and a recreational zone complete with gaming consoles, billiard tables, and board games.

It will also offer outdoor seating and a private dining room for 20-25 guests, along with conference and event spaces for corporate gatherings.

This announcement follows Hyatt’s recent expansion in India, as the company reached a management agreement with Krivish Hospitality to introduce the Grand Hyatt brand in Indore, Madhya Pradesh.