For years, the narrative surrounding Hyatt’s presence in Greater Boston and New England was one of reliable consistency. In other words: Hyatt was a bit of a snooze fest in this part of the U.S., lacking a presence for luxury and lifestyle-forward brands like Park Hyatt, Thompson Hotels, or Alila.
The brand was a stronghold for convention attendees and business travelers, anchored by stalwarts like the Hyatt Regency Boston near Downtown Crossing or the Hyatt Regency Cambridge overlooking the Charles River. The “newest” of Hyatt’s hard brands to enter the market in recent years were Hyatt Place and Hyatt Centric — reliable places to lay one’s head but not exactly inspiring “Lost in Translation”-esque screenplays like Park Hyatt Tokyo.
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