ATLANTA, Ga. – Nestled in the heart of the Buckhead neighborhood, Grand Hyatt Atlanta in Buckhead has announced a multi-phased renovation of the 25-story property. Set for a reveal in early 2025, this extensive project will enhance every aspect of the hotel, from the guest rooms and meeting spaces to the arrival experience with the newly conceptualized lobby lounge.
Located within Atlanta’s bustling business and shopping district, Grand Hyatt Atlanta in Buckhead caters to an array of upscale gatherings, from intimate weddings to high-powered business meetings. Beyond its prestigious façade, the hotel is celebrated for its serene Japanese Zen Garden, complete with a striking 30-foot waterfall.
“With this renovation, Grand Hyatt Atlanta in Buckhead will curate a new type of luxury experience. Guests and visitors will retreat into the hotel with one-of-a-kind experiences for dining, events, and special celebrations,” says Kristi Cotten-Morris, general manager. “Our commitment to delivering an extraordinary guest experience remains unwavering, and we are confident that our renovated property will continue to be a cherished destination for travelers seeking the epitome of luxury and hospitality in Atlanta.”
According to a news release, the renovation will turn guest rooms into not just a place to stay but “a journey into unparalleled sophistication and comfort.” These alterations will continue through the lobby and public spaces. The property will also introduce a market area, reminiscent of a boutique gift shop, featuring gourmet food and quick, artisanal sandwiches.
The guestroom strategy was planned in collaboration with Whitespace Interiors and local subcontractors. The design team at Whitespace drew inspiration from local and national artists Rae Broyles and Laura Naples. The objective was to showcase local talent and integrate diverse artistic perspectives, enhancing the hotel’s ambiance. The design inspiration was rooted in capturing “the heart and soul” of the area, focusing on creating impactful visual moments, such as a custom headboard mural reflecting the lush foliage enveloping Buckhead.
As the renovation continues through the rest of the year, the property will be working with another design team for the public areas. The team at the Grand Hyatt Atlanta in Buckhead promises “an experience that will not only be a feast for the eyes but also transform luxury hospitality.”
