Located in the heart of Brisbane City, Hyatt Regency Brisbane is guided by Hyatt’s World of Care philosophy and a thoughtful approach to hotel operations. The hotel tracks energy, water, greenhouse gas emissions, waste and recycling through Hyatt EcoTrack.
World of Care is Hyatt’s approach to caring for the planet, people and responsible business. To learn more, visit Hyatt.com/WorldOfCare.
At Hyatt Regency Brisbane, practical measures support energy and water conservation throughout the hotel. LED lighting is used across the property, while sensors manage lighting in back-of-house areas. All guest rooms are set with one light on, and AC to 22 degrees are part of the hotel’s efforts to reduce energy consumption. Light housekeeping is provided unless guests request full service.
The hotel has a comprehensive recycling system, working with partners including Containers for Change, Veolia, CDC Recycling Brisbane and ERS Queensland to manage recyclable materials responsibly. Used bar soaps are collected through Soap Aid and recycled for communities in need. The hotel also avoids plastic covers for guest dry-cleaning and uses MODA glass water bottles, filled at hydration stations, in event rooms and VIP guest amenities.
Gently used towels and linen, as well as unclaimed lost property, are donated to Emmanuel City Mission, a local organisation supporting people experiencing homelessness in Brisbane. Takeaway packaging and cutlery are made from paper, straw or wood; where possible, reusable silver cutlery is used at events.
Guests can use Mobile Entry through the World of Hyatt app, helping reduce the need for physical room keys.
At Hyatt Regency Brisbane, thoughtful choices shape the food and drink we serve. Cage-free eggs are used in our restaurants, and plant-based and plant-forward dishes are available in both our our restaurants and event spaces.
Herbs grown on our terrace on level four of the hotel bring a fresh touch to cocktails and other beverages.
Hyatt Regency Brisbane collaborate with likeminded brands and organisations, including Brisbane Economic Development Agency (BEDA) and Tourism Events Queensland (TEQ) who are equally committed to driving sustainable economic development in Brisbane.
Renowned for its sustainable urban living, Brisbane prides itself on being clean and green, rapidly emerging as a global leader in sustainability. Boasting a gold certification in the UN-Habitat’s Sustainable Development Goals Cities global initiative and ranking in the Top 40 out of 100 cities in the Global Destination Sustainability Index, Brisbane demonstrates and continues to strive for environmental, social, cultural and economic sustainability.
Located on Queen Street Mall, the hotel allows guests to travel easily in the city on foot or via public transport network including local buses and trains.