Hyatt’s own architectural legacy, which had its beginnings in 1967 when the Hyatt Regency Atlanta introduced the first atrium style hotel lobby, will soon come full circle when the same architect, John Portman, proudly presents his most recent accomplishment with the new Park Hyatt in the Beijing Yintai Centre.

Park Hyatt Beijing:

Soaring above the heart of Beijing's Central Business District, Park Hyatt Beijing will be part of the prestigious Beijing Yintai Centre, the tallest skyscraper on Chang'an Avenue and a symbol of the new China. Directly opposite the China World Trade Centre, the hotel is 40 minutes from the Beijing Capital International Airport, 5 minutes from the Embassy District and just 15 minutes from the Forbidden City by car.

The first Park Hyatt in Greater China, Park Hyatt Beijing will combine gracious service with contemporary accommodation to create a warm, welcoming personal residence and bring true luxury to the capital. In addition to the many thoughtfully designed hotel services and facilities, guests will also be able to experience a wide range of unique shopping, dining and entertainment options in Park Life, a dynamic lifestyle destination located within the complex.

The hotel is scheduled to open in 2008, in time for the highly anticipated 2008 Olympic Games.

Architect: John Portman
Structure Highlight: A Chinese palace ‘lantern’ at the apex of the main Park Tower will illuminate the Beijing skyline by night like an iconic beacon.
Hotel Highlight: The speciality restaurant on the 66th level will be the highest restaurant in the city, offering 360-degree views of Beijing.
Hotel architect: Remedios Siembieda Inc.


Park Hyatt Shanghai

Park Hyatt Shanghai, due to open in July 2008, is a sophisticated modern Chinese residence occupying the 79th to 93rd floors of the Shanghai World Financial Center (SWFC), otherwise known as "The Vertical Complex City". Situated in the heart of the Lujiazui business district in Pudong, the 492-metre SWFC, with its 101-storeys, will be one of the tallest buildings in the world, making Park Hyatt Shanghai the highest hotel in the world.

Project Architect & Engineer: Mori Building Co.,Ltd
Design Architect: Kohn Pederson Fox Associates PC (KPF)
Hotel Interior Designer: Toni Chi & Associates
Projected hotel opening date: July 2008


Grand Hyatt Moscow

Location: Moscow City
Building Name: The Federation Tower Building
Architects: Prof. Peter P Schweger and Sergei Tchoban
Structure Highlight: The highest building in Europe at 448 metres.
Hotel Highlight: Sky Night Club at the 93rd floor of the East Tower
Hotel Interior Designer: Yabu Pushelberg
Projected hotel opening date: Autumn 2009