Hyatt Hotels has signed two more properties to its pipeline in India, strengthening its relationship with local partner Brigade Group.
The two properties will trade under Hyatt’s upper upscale Hyatt Regency brand, and each will be part of larger mixed use projects. Together, the two will add 600 rooms to the group’s presence in India. The full service properties will feature their own restaurants, rooftop bars, pool with bar, and event spaces to accommodate major corporate conferences and wedding parties.
Brigade Builds Bigger Projects
Hyatt Regency Bengaluru at Brigade Global Park will operate under a management agreement signed by Hyatt with Brigade Estates and a group affiliate, Projects Private Limited. The 350 room hotel will be part of a 25 acre development undertaken by Brigade, which will target corporate occupiers with business space suited for IT and data centres, plus the defence and aerospace sectors.
The second project, Hyatt Regency Bengaluru on Whitefield-Kadugodi Road, will be a smaller property with around 250 rooms, but again featuring all the full service elements the brand is known for. It will operate under a management agreement with another Brigade group company, Ananthay Properties Private Limited.
“The signing of two Hyatt Regency hotels at our upcoming mixed-use developments represents another important step in strengthening our hospitality portfolio in Bengaluru,” commented Nirupa Shankar, the joint managing director at Brigade Group. “Both hotels will be part of larger integrated developments that bring together multiple asset classes, reinstating Brigade’s pioneering approach to creating destinations that add long-term value to the city.”
The latest deal builds on an existing relationship between Brigade and Hyatt, covering several properties. The pair are working on Grand Hyatt Chennai ECR, a 200 room beachfront project with a planned opening date for 2029. And in 2027, the partners will open Hyatt House Bengaluru Devanahalli, a greenfield project with 135 apartments designed for long stay travellers.
India is a key growth market for Hyatt, and is a country where the group has more than 50 hotels in its pipeline. Further Hyatt Regency branded hotels are under way across the country, with Hyatt Regency Kasauli, Hyatt Regency Ghaziabad and Hyatt Regency Guwahati Beharbari all confirmed for opening during the first half of 2027.
Grand Hyatt Coming to Jaipur and Bangalore
The Grand Hyatt brand is usually applied to landmark properties in gateway cities, and so hotels in a number of destinations across India are on course to join the portfolio. The Veto Grand Hyatt at Jaipur and Grand Hyatt Bangalore will both have at least 400 guest rooms, and will open in 2027. Further Grand Hyatt properties are planned in in Indore, Chennai and Goa.
Hyatt is also introducing its Alila resort brand into the Indian market, with three projects live. The brand was devised in Asia, and concentrates on local connections and sustainability. In spring 2027, the group will launch Alila Igatpuri, in India’s Maharashtra region. Later in the year, the 200 room Alila Lansdowne will also open, promising guests a wondrous stay in Uttarakhand.
