Hyatt Centric Opens in Guatemala

By: - July 22nd, 2017

Hyatt has opened its first-ever Hyatt Centric in Guatemala.

The Hyatt Centric Guatemala has a total of 138 rooms and suites in the heart of Guatemala City’s Zona 10, or “Zona Viva” upscale commercial neighborhood.

The hotel is the product of a partnership between Hyatt, LATAM Hotel Corporation and GHL Hotels.

Each room has floor-to-ceiling vies of Guatemala City or the hotel’s atrium, with features including vintage artwork and free Wi-Fi.

“This hotel is a prime destination in Guatemala City, allowing guests to begin their journey of the country’s economic, governmental, and cultural center,” said George Vizer, vice president of franchise operations, Hyatt. “We are confident Hyatt Centric Guatemala City will deliver on the brand’s commitment to put guests in the middle of the action and inspire them to explore Guatemala’s capital city.”

The hotel has a main restaurant called Zamat, along with Zielo, a rooftop restaurant with a central open kitchen; also on offer are a bar and espresso shop.

“We are delighted to open Hyatt Centric Guatemala City, which will set a new standard for hospitality, service and facilities in Guatemala City. Hyatt Centric is a globally recognized brand, and whether traveling for leisure or business, our guests will have the opportunity to explore a full service lifestyle hotel and have a wonderful experience,” said Jorge Londoño, president of GHL Hotels.

It’s the first in the Caribbean Basin for the Hyatt Centric brand, which is also slated for development in Barbados.

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