US owner-operator takes on first Hyatt hotel

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US-based hotel owner-operator MCR has acquired its first Hyatt Hotels Corporation site with a plan to overhaul the property.

Hyatt Place Miami Airport East is a six-storey, select service hotel with 135 rooms in Miami, Florida.

Onsite amenities

Built in 2015, the hotel was purchased at over a 25% discount to MCR’s estimated replacement cost.

Dining options include The Placery, a full-service restaurant and bar, and a grab-and-go market offering snacks and beverages.

Onsite amenities comprise an outdoor pool, a fitness centre, laundry facilities, a 24-hour business centre and a fire pit area.

Florida additions

This is MCR’s ninth hotel in Florida. The Hyatt Place brand itself also has an active pipeline of newbuilds which will join Hyatt Place Miami Airport East in operation.

These include Hyatt Place Melbourne Airport on the state’s east coast, imminently opening this March with 143 rooms; while Hyatt Place Fort Lauderdale/Coral Springs is due to bring 138 keys to south Florida in Q4 2023; and the 114-room Hyatt Place New Smyrna Beach should join it in the same quarter.

Please note: Information regarding project details—including but not limited to opening dates, room counts, and branding—for hotels under development can change as projects progress. The information in this article reflects the most accurate details available at the time of writing and may not be updated afterward.

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