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U.S. News & World Report has again named Grand Hyatt Atlanta in Buckhead to its list of the "Best Hotels in the USA" for 2022. 

This special recognition is based on postiive reviews from guests who love our guestrooms and suites, our wellness center and Japanese Zen Garden, our dining experiences and the outstanding service provided by our dedicated Team.

Learn More about this tremendous honor for our hotel. 

Thanks to all of our wonderful Guests for this recognition!

National Geographic Travel has put Atlanta on its list of "25 Amazing Journeys in 2022."

NatGeo Travel experts called Atlanta "the cradle of the civil rights movement, the home of Coca-Cola" with a "hip-hop culture shapes global culture. There’s no place else quite like Atlanta.”

Best reasons to see Atlanta in 2022: The BeltLine’s Eastside Trail, the Old Fourth Ward neighborhood, Ponce City Market, and historic highlights like the Martin Luther King, Jr. National Historical Park and the Jimmy Carter Presidential Library and Museum.

We can't wait to see you in 2022!

Travel + Leisure just ranked Atlanta, Buckhead & Grand Hyatt Atlanta as the perfects stops for a warm winter getaway. As Travel + Leisure  says: 

"Food, culture, history, and attractions make Atlanta a great destination ... Several distinct neighborhoods make up the city, each with its own style. Downtown, the Georgia Aquarium and World of Coca Cola are popular attractions, and on the east side, there's the Zoo Atlanta and Martin Luther King Jr. National Historical Park. With Martin Luther King Jr. Day in January, it's a perfect time to explore his life and Atlanta's role in the civil rights movement. Shoppers will want to visit the fashionable Buckhead Village District with hotel options that include the new Hyatt Centric Buckhead Atlanta, Thompson Buckhead, and Grand Hyatt Atlanta in Buckhead ..."

"Why not start off the year with a vacation? You can begin planning now and make it a holiday gift to yourself ... Whether or not you decide to travel in January, we hope you'll at least put a vacation or two on your list of New Year's resolutions ..."

Plan your 2022 Buckhead escape today!

Lonely Planet, the global travel experts, just included Atlanta on its world-wide Best in Travel list for 2022. Loney Planet ranked Atlanta No. 4 on its must-visit cities list for our diversity, community and thriving neighborhoods (plus our attractions, shopping and great dining!)! Learn more about all the great things to do in our hometown on our Area Attractions page. Plan your 2022 Atlanta vacation, staycation or weekend getaway today!

Building on the success of Hyatt’s global initiative in 2020, Hyatt hotels are teaming up with even more minority and female-owned businesses impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic to strengthen communities in which they operate in

CHICAGO – Hyatt Hotels Corporation (NYSE: H) announces today Hyatt hotels across the Americas, Asia Pacific, Europe, Middle East, Africa, and Southwest Asia regions have launched more than 160 Hyatt Loves Local collaborations in a continued effort to help revitalize and advance care to communities and small businesses recovering from the COVID-19 pandemic. Following the success of the 2020 community-driven initiative, which provides complimentary resources and exposure to select local businesses that have struggled during the pandemic, Hyatt Loves Local has evolved to further meet the current needs of Hyatt communities and guests, including collaborating with more minority-owned and female-owned businesses and delivering reimagined experiences inspired by the new travel landscape. In turn, Hyatt Loves Local connects those in-need directly with Hyatt guests and locals through distinctly local offerings, including wellbeing, arts and entertainment, “voluntourism,” traveling with pets and culinary experiences.

Aligned with Hyatt’s Change Starts Here commitment to accelerate Hyatt’s longstanding diversity, equity and inclusion efforts, nearly half of the 100 participating hotels are teaming up with more than 65 minority-owned and female-owned businesses, two groups that have been disproportionately impacted by the pandemic. Participating hotels are also working with new businesses that were born out of the pandemic. For example, Hyatt Regency Mission Bay in San Diego is collaborating with Seaside Cinema to offer personalized, mobile outdoor movie experiences on the shores of Mission Bay. Seaside Cinema founders, Brian and Krystil Hofmann, were inspired to start the company as an alternative to movie theaters and indoor gatherings after Krystil lost her corporate job due to COVID-19.

“Based on how enthusiastically guests and colleagues embraced Hyatt Loves Local since launch last year, we are excited to expand the program with more than 100 new community collaborations that truly support the people, businesses and organizations that are the foundation of the local communities in which Hyatt hotels operate,” said Amy Weinberg, senior vice president, loyalty, brand marketing and insights. “Hyatt has been advancing care across communities for more than 60 years and to see Hyatt’s role helping small businesses thrive through Hyatt Loves Local last year has been a rewarding experience. We are proud to continue supporting communities while simultaneously offering our guests experiences that celebrate the future and recovery of travel.”

The latest Hyatt Loves Local trends and collaborations include:

• Emphasizing Wellbeing: With a focus on safety first and wellbeing always, Hyatt is reimagining the hotel journey with new wellbeing amenities and offerings that support local wellness providers who were forced to reduce or reshape their offerings during the pandemic:

o Hyatt Centric Downtown Portland in Oregon has collaborated with My Aroma Rocks, a local female-owned mind-body-spirit company specializing in aromatherapy, and Aesthete Tea, a female- and QBIPOC-owned organic loose-leaf tea and herbal blend brand, to offer a new “Self Care” room package to heighten guests’ focus on wellbeing.

o Andaz San Diego is offering its rooftop for dance fitness classes with LR Dance & Fitness twice a week, growing class sizes and benefitting the bottom line of owner Lovelyn Redfearn.

o Thompson Nashville has teamed up with IV Therapy business Invigorate Health to offer guests a wellbeing-focused “Boost Your Stay…in a Wellness Way” package, with all proceeds for in-room, on-demand IV immune boosts going directly back to local business.

• Pet Projects: Pet adoptions boomed during the pandemic lockdown, with many travelers planning to bring their furry friends along for their next trip. Hyatt hotels are collaborating with local pet businesses to offer pampering and perks to pet travelers:

o Hyatt House Dallas/Richardson is collaborating with female-/Black-owned Lucy Lu Doggy Treats to offer complimentary space in the lobby for guests and locals to buy products.

o Ambassador Chicago, a JdV by Hyatt hotel is teaming up with nearby pet boutique Tails in the City to offer guests a “PAWsome Experience,” which includes treats, pick up bags, a toy, and local information for guests’ pet to experience Chicago.

o Hyatt House Virginia Beach/Oceanfront has collaborated with female-owned Sitters by the Sea to offer World of Hyatt members discounted pet services such as pet sitting and dog walking.

• The Art of Hospitality: As museums, movie theaters, and concert venues continue to face strict regulations to curb the spread of COVID-19, consumers are hungrier than ever to reconnect with arts and culture again. Hyatt hotels are serving guests art, music and film experiences in a socially distant manner:

o Grand Hyatt Atlanta Buckhead has launched a gallery space for local artists to showcase and sell their art. The hotel’s first artist will be oil portrait and illustration artist Dwayne Mitchell, who is also a security employee of Grand Hyatt Atlanta.

o Hyatt Place Madison/Downtown in Wisconsin is using its lobby to sell craft kits from Revel Madison, a female-owned DIY arts and crafts business that had to close its craft bar during the pandemic due to county restrictions.

o Park Hyatt Chicago is teaming up with a three-piece band led by Egyptian-born Alex Wasilyn for a concert series hosted in the hotel’s outdoor garden during weekend brunches.

• Stepping up for Voluntourism: The struggles of the pandemic have inspired many travelers to volunteer their time to support local organizations who have received less volunteer support over the past year and Hyatt hotels are connecting guests with these opportunities:

o Alila Diwa Goa in India teamed up with a local Podher (breadmaker) offering guests an experience to learn about the local breadmaking artistry and volunteer to prepare fresh breads for the kids at the nearby community center.

o Hyatt Regency Calgary in Alberta, Canada has started a rooftop garden to provide fresh produce for the Calgary Community Fridge on an ongoing basis. Come harvest time each season, a special group of World of Hyatt members and local community members will participate in safely gathering the produce to be donated.

o Park Hyatt Maldives Hadahaa is working with Parley, an organization focused on strengthening local conservation efforts, to help support a plastic collection competition at a nearby uninhabited island.

• Reimagining Hotel Gift Shops: Hyatt properties are taking onsite retail to new, hyper-local heights by inviting local makers and businesses to create and sell their products on property, resulting in guest experiences that educate and make a positive impact on communities:

o Park Hyatt Zanzibar off the coast of Africa will collaborate with female-owned businesses including the sewing cooperative Sasik Pillows and traditional African art artisan Zivansh to host a monthly flea market and dinner to feature their products.

o Hyatt Regency Cartagena has teamed with Art Visbal Cartagena to showcase artisans from La Guajira, Colombia, who design and create traditional Colombian purses, known as Mochilas, and other items for guests to wear and decorate their homes.

o Hyatt Centric MG Road Bangalore in India is offering space near its 24/7 restaurant for Elemental by Nanya, a female-owned concrete décor business, to showcase and sell its products.

Guided by its purpose of care, Hyatt’s multi-layered Global Care & Cleanliness Commitment further enhances its operational guidance and resources around colleague and guest safety and peace of mind. More information on Hyatt’s commitment can be found here: hyatt.com/care-and-cleanliness.

These and more Hyatt Loves Local collaborations are being offered through Summer 2021 and beyond. For more information about Hyatt Loves Local and participating property collaborations, please visit hyatt.com/hyattloveslocal.

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Grand Hyatt Atlanta announced today that it has achieved Global Biorisk Advisory Council® (GBAC) STAR™ accreditation – the gold standard for prepared facilities. Guided by Hyatt’s purpose, to care for people so they can be their best, Our hotel's top priority for welcoming guests and colleagues is doing so with their health and well-being in mind. Under the guidance of GBAC, a Division of ISSA, the worldwide cleaning industry association, Grand Hyatt Atlanta has been recognized for implementing stringent protocols for cleaning, disinfection and disease prevention on property. 

We are pleased to announce that GayTravel welcomed Grand Hyatt Atlanta in Buckhead into their exclusive list of GayTravel Approved® properties!

Every year, millions of LGBT travelers actively seek trusted and reliable resources to aid them in their decision-making processes. Living at the intersection of “gay” and “travel,” GayTravel.com is a hub of relevant knowledge and information that specifically caters to the needs of the LGBT community. 

 

Cvent has included Grand Hyatt Atlanta in Buckhead on its 2019 list of “Top 100 Meeting Hotels in the U.S.” The inclusion on Cvent’s prestigious list means Grand Hyatt Atlanta is a top choice for meeting and event planners across the U.S.

Cvent ranks the Top U.S. Meeting Hotels each year based on meeting planner demand for the hotel, how fast a hotel responds to planners, visits to a hotel’s Cvent profile, local market share and other criteria.

Grand Hyatt Atlanta is Buckhead’s premier meetings hotel, with more than 42,000 square feet of meeting and event space in 14 distinct venues, both indoor and outdoor. Our indoor meeting rooms are newly remodeled, while our outdoor spaces look out over our famous Japanese Zen garden and 30-foot waterfall.

Visit our Special Events page or contact us at ATLGH-Shared.MB-ATLGH-RFP@hyatt.com to plan your next event.

After 5 years of receiving a TripAdvisor Certificate of Excellence, Grand Hyatt Atlanta in Buckhead is honored to be named to TripAdvisor's Certificate of Excellence Hall of Fame.

The Certificate of Excellence honors hotels that deliver the best service and consistently earn positive guest reviews over the past year. The designation is presented to just 10% of businesses on TripAdvisor.

Hotels that have received a Certificate of Excellence for five consecutive years qualify for the Certificate of Excellence Hall of Fame.

Grand Hyatt Atlanta has earned a Certificate of Excellent each year since 2015.