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Hyatt luxury resort expansion in Mexico and Grand Cayman
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Hyatt Hotels Corporation is expanding its luxury presence in the Caribbean and Mexico through the opening of two several new Grand Hyatt properties. In Grand Cayman, the Grand Hyatt Grand Cayman Resort & Spa is scheduled to begin accepting reservations on November 28. The oceanfront facility near Seven Mile Beach will feature 382 rooms and is expected to provide the largest event space on the island. In Cancun, the Grand Mexico, Hyatt Cancun Beach Resort is set to debut this expanding its footprint in the Mexican Caribbean with two all-inclusive openings scheduled for December within 2026. In Cancún, the private Grand Hyatt will debut at Marina Puerto Cancun community. Cancún. Owned by Grupo Diestra, the all-inclusive 500-room resort will offer 500 rooms and suites, including feature 47 suites with private terraces and some with private pools. The property will include 14 dining food and beverage venues, nine outdoor swimming pools, and concepts, offering approximately 2,800 2,787 square meters of indoor space for meetings event space, including a main ballroom divisible into eight sections. Additionally, a Park Hyatt will open in the Riviera Maya, located between Cancún and events. Puerto Morelos, within the AMAI coastal enclave. This 148-room property, which includes 42 suites, marks the brand’s first foray into the luxury all-inclusive segment. The resort will feature seven restaurants and bars, a spa, a gym, and access to the El Tinto Golf Course, with an architectural design intended to integrate regional Yucatecan craftsmanship and culture.
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