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Hyatt to add 600 new rooms in Bengaluru’s hospitality market

Hyatt to add 600 new rooms in Bengaluru’s hospitality market

The first hotel is planned to feature around 350 guestrooms and suites, alongside 25,000 square feet of meeting and event spaces.

Hyatt Hotels Corporation and the Brigade Group have signed management agreements to develop two new Hyatt Regency hotels in Bengaluru, adding approximately 600 rooms to the city’s hospitality market.

The first property, Hyatt Regency Bengaluru at Brigade Global Park, will be located within a 25-acre integrated business ecosystem. The hotel is planned to feature around 350 guestrooms and suites, alongside 25,000 square feet of meeting and event spaces. The project is being executed via an agreement with Brigade Estates and Projects Private Limited.

The second property, Hyatt Regency Bengaluru on Whitefield-Kadugodi Road, will be part of an upcoming premium mixed-use township. Developed through a management agreement with Ananthay Properties Private Limited, a Brigade Group entity, this hotel will feature approximately 250 guestrooms and suites. Its event infrastructure will include a ballroom spanning over 10,000 square feet, complemented by a pre-function area and additional meeting spaces.

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