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Hyatt Place opens its first property in Canada

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Published on 09/11/16 - Updated on 29/06/23

Hyatt Place Edmonton/Downtown

Hyatt Hotels Corporation's brand continues to expand internationally with the opening of its first Canadian unit in Edmonton, the capital of Alberta.

Hyatt Place Edmonton/Downtown, the brand's pioneering property in the Canadian market, is now ready to welcome its first guests. The hotel has 255 rooms, a restaurant, a fitness center, as well as several meeting spaces. Its location provides easy access to major attractions such as Edmonton's Shaw Conference Centre, the Art Gallery of Alberta, and the Commonwealth Stadium.

The upcoming opening of the Hyatt Place Edmonton-West hotel (161 rooms) will soon reinforce the brand's portfolio. Launched in the aftermath of the 2005 acquisition of AmeriSuites Hotels, the Hyatt Place brand aims to attract business travellers in urban destinations. Mostly present across the US market, the brand has been accelerating property openings around the world in the last few years. In Europe, Hyatt Place currently operates two properties in Armenia, as well as two addresses close to the Amsterdam and London Heathrow airports.

According to data published by Hospitality ON, Hyatt Hotels Corporation ranked in the Top 15 of the largest hotel groups in terms of rooms as of January 2016, with a global portfolio of 640 hotels representing a total of 179,217 rooms.

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  • Hyatt Place landing soon at London Heathrow; other European airports in the pipeline
  • Hyatt Place opens its second hotel in Armenia
  • Hyatt Place strengthens its presence in Chicago
  • Hyatt Place strengthens its presence in Washington
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