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Hyatt Hotels Corporation (NYSE: H) has recently announced a transformative agreement between a Hyatt affiliate and City Hotel Limited. This collaboration aims to convert Hyatt Place Kathmandu into the highly anticipated Hyatt Centric Soalteemode Kathmandu, marking the first Hyatt Centric hotel in Nepal after a comprehensive renovation. The rebranding process includes a redesigned entrance and lobby, the addition of a distinctive sky bar and lounge, and upgraded amenities. Every aspect of this makeover will be meticulously crafted to embody the vibrant essence of the full-service Hyatt Centric brand.
Positioned as a launching pad for exploration, the property's strategic location near the city center, within easy reach of renowned pilgrimage destinations such as UNESCO World Heritage Sites - Swayambhunath Stupa, Boudhanath Stupa, and Pashupatinath Temple, makes it an ideal choice for contemporary travelers with an adventurous spirit. Nestled in a picturesque valley adorned with historic sites, ancient temples, shrines, golden pagodas, and captivating villages, the hotel is poised to offer a perfect blend of modern comforts and cultural richness.
Dhruva Rathore, Vice President of Development, India & Southwest Asia, Hyatt, expressed confidence in the property's strategic location in the heart of Kathmandu, emphasizing its role as an idyllic home base for guests eager to explore the destination's rich history. The introduction of the first Hyatt Centric hotel in Nepal is seen as a move to strengthen Hyatt's portfolio in Southwest Asia and affirm the region as a key market for the hospitality giant.
The Hyatt Centric brand, with a presence in global metropolises like New York, Madrid, Mumbai, Bangalore, Tokyo, Hong Kong, and Chicago, is tailored to cater to millennial-minded travellers seeking immersive experiences at the heart of vibrant locales. Akshay Golyan, Executive Director of City Hotel Limited, expressed anticipation for the unveiling of the hotel transformation, emphasizing their commitment to providing exceptional and memorable experiences to guests. The planned redesign, influenced by local aesthetics, and modern enhancements is poised to create a welcoming ambiance conducive to connection, aligning with the evolving preferences of today's curious traveller.
Varun Talwar, General Manager of the hotel, conveyed confidence that this transformation will solidify their position as a leading hotel in Kathmandu. He emphasized their commitment to delivering an elevated guest experience characterized by top-tier service and hospitality. The entire team is excited about the prospect of introducing the distinct Hyatt-centric look and feel to their guests.
Hyatt's current portfolio in India and Southwest Asia comprises 47 properties, with 45 in India and two in Nepal. The diverse collection encompasses eight distinct brands, including Alila, Andaz, Grand Hyatt, Hyatt, Hyatt Centric, Hyatt Place, Hyatt Regency, and Park Hyatt.
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