Design & Environment

DESIGN & ENVIRONMENT
HOW WE DESIGN THE EXPERIENCE
Our Comprehensive Approach to Experiential Design and the Physical Environment
OVERALL DESIGN APPROACH
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DESIGN RECIPE
AESTHETIC
Timeless & Tailored
The Park Hyatt brand’s signature

aesthetic is one of “sprezzatura”—
carefully curated design that appears
effortless and nonchalant.
The effortlessness is born out of the

painstaking blending of two elemental
design influences: the past and the
present.
The Park Hyatt brand is grounded in the

past in its traditional techniques, classical
proportions and styles, local decorative
influences and focus on craftsmanship.
Yet it is equally rooted in the refined contemporary principles of edited simplicity, freshness and cultured refinement.
Together, these distinct, yet beautifully complementary influences create a tailored timelessness that is unique to the Park
Hyatt brand.
PALETTE
Expressive Nature
As in parks themselves, at Park Hyatt

hotels the elements of nature provide
the foundation of the visitor experience.
We echo and honor our “park” heritage
through the use of materials, textures
and hues inspired by the beauty and
variety of natural forms.
Our palette is based in muted and

subdued tones and textures, contrasted
with accents of a more vivid and
expressive character, serving to magnify
and highlight their distinctive qualities.
We visually celebrate the unique patterns

and compositions found in nature
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slab-cut and backlit transparent stones,
live-edge and crosscut woods and patinaed metals. This interplay of natural expressions creates a collage of color and
pattern, creating spaces of visual and tactile sophistication.
CHARACTER & ATMOSPHERE
An Oasis of Calm & Wonder
Every Park Hyatt hotel is an expression of

Jay Pritzker’s original vision of an oasis of
calm, a retreat from the pressures and
hectic pace of daily life. Yet Park Hyatt
hotels are far more than a place to
restore and re-energize, their stimulating
environments ignite the imagination and
stir the senses, surprising and delighting,
creating a sense of wonder.
Every property speaks in an architectural

vernacular that is distinctive
and unique, inspired by its surroundings

—artful, sophisticated, cultured and
uniquely interesting.
CHARACTER & ATMOSPHERE
A Palpable Sense of Place
Each Park Hyatt hotel is a unique

reflection of its locale, community and
culture. Three practices ensure that the
brand’s character and atmosphere are
clearly defined and supported by its
location:
The architectural vernacular must

complement the surrounding area.
The hotel site must be in close
proximity to a culturally significant
area with a rich variety of offerings in
the fine and performing arts.
To serve as inspiration as well as connect to the brand’s “park” heritage, it is recommended that hotel properties be
located in a destination with a notable local park and/or nature preserve.
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These practices ensure that each hotel becomes a part of its environment, exuding the palpable sense of place that is a
signature of the Park Hyatt brand.
DESIGN PRINCIPLES
Pied À Terre / Home Away From

Home
A prominent residential influence is

apparent throughout interior spaces,
expressed as a “home away from home”
for the Global Connoisseur, with
sophisticated, impeccable details
throughout.
DESIGN PRINCIPLES
Pied À Terre / Home Away From

Home
It is important to research the region /

community’s private luxury residences
for inspiration. Everything from the space
planning, programming finishes and
materials to seating hierarchy and types
and details work together to create an
enriching social gathering place in the
spirit of Jay Pritzker’s vision for Park
Hyatt hotels—to be a true home away
from home, and an oasis of calm and
wonder.
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DESIGN PRINCIPLES
Nature Meets Culture
The namesake “park” honors the

remarkable pairing of the first Park Hyatt
hotel and Chicago’s iconic Water Tower
Park, and embodies the soul and spirit of
the great urban parks of the world—a
seamless blend of nature with culture; an
oasis of calm and civilization in the midst
of a bustling metropolis—an idea
synonymous with the soul and spirit of
the Park Hyatt brand.
DESIGN PRINCIPLES
Nature Meets Culture
Every Park Hyatt hotel celebrates the

“park” heritage through the use of its
location’s natural materials and areas
such as the local parks. These textures,
botanicals and artifacts, transform into
culturally relevant interior elements,
details and installations.
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DESIGN PRINCIPLES
Artful Curation
A story is told through each hotel’s

selected works of art, art installations,
styling elements, sequencing, highlighted
architectural elements, books,
botanicals, lighting and even framed
views—all rooted in the hotel’s narrative
and/or context of the location and
property.
DESIGN PRINCIPLES
Artful Curation
Thoughtfully curated artwork and styling

elements enrich our guests’ knowledge
and cultivate their understanding of the
locale and culture. Every element should
add to the story, opening our guests’
eyes and minds, leading them to the next
step on their journey with us.
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DESIGN PRINCIPLES
Local Influence
Contemporary interpretations of local

cultural artifacts and archetypes are
woven into the interior design to provide
an enriching perspective on the locale.
DESIGN PRINCIPLES
Local Influence
These subtle interpretations and

references to local techniques, details,
furniture, art and fabrics authenticate
the hotel design infusing it with a clearly
defined sense of place.
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CONTEXTUAL INSIGHTS
HISTORY
Adding Depth Through

Connections With the Past
Cues that place the contemporary hotel

in its historical context contribute
richness to the hotel experience. Each
Park Hyatt hotel incorporates references
to the fine art, music, architecture and
culinary history of its location, providing
our guests with a tangible sense of place
and an emotional and intellectual
connection to all that has come before.
PHYSICAL CHARACTER
The Environment Tells Our Story
The physical traits of the local

environment provide a storytelling
platform shared with each Park Hyatt
guest as they move through the carefully
considered spaces of the hotel.
The urban neighborhood, the hotel’s

coastal or mountainside location, nearby
landmarks and the existing building itself
are all sources of inspiration.
Every element of the design is another

chapter in the hotel’s story and another
way of stimulating the sophisticated
mind of the Global Connoisseur.
THE CULTURAL
AND SOCIAL CONTEXT
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Appreciating Local Culture &
Social life
To make each guest’s experience

culturally and locally authentic, each Park
Hyatt hotel infuses cultural traditions
from the local community into each
experience.
Thoroughly understanding the local

culture, social nuances and argot is key
to providing a pitch-perfect expression of
the area that surrounds each Park Hyatt
hotel and the people who make that
location their home. We are an oasis but
not an island. The cultural and social life
of each Park Hyatt location is imbued in every aspect of its character.
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AREA PROGRAM OVERVIEW
PARK HYATT AREA PROGRAM OVERVIEW
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THIRD PARTY COLLABORATION

SYNERGY
Transformation Through Shared

Vision
Collaboration with like-minded partners

is critical to achieving the exceptional
refinement, sophistication and
enrichment that characterize the Park
Hyatt brand experience. When we come
together with architects, designers
and developers we combine our mutual
appreciation for sharing knowledge and
an uncommon passion for detail. We
create a sophisticated relationship
between us and those who have
significant knowledge of the locale and
can bring rare and intimate experiences
to life for our guests. The potential for achieving the exceptional is virtually limitless.
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ARRIVAL & SOCIAL SPACES
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DESIGN APPROACH
CHALLENGING CONVENTIONAL DESIGN
The Park Hyatt hotel arrival incorporates
thoughtful and purposeful interior and
exterior designs—from space planning,
furnishings and lighting to styling
elements paired with local works of art
and installations. The result is a personal,
unique and enriching guest experience.
The Park Hyatt brand stresses the use of

custom-designed elements, local works
of art and millwork driven by each hotel’s
unique Design Narrative. These elements
work harmoniously to transform ordinary
guest arrivals, which traditionally rely on
aesthetic / visual concepts, into vibrant
and immersive guest experiences.
GUESTROOM
Residential Comfort, Sophisticated

Style
Every Park Hyatt hotel is an expression of

Jay Pritzker’s original vision of an oasis of
calm—a retreat from the pressures and
hectic pace of daily life. Yet every Park
Hyatt hotel is far more than a place to
restore and re-energize. Its stimulating
environments ignite the imagination,
surprising and delighting, all the while
creating a sense of wonder and
discovery. Every property tells a
distinctive story inspired by its
surroundings—artful, sophisticated,
cultured and uniquely interesting.
DESIGN APPROACH
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Private Residence
Prominent residential influence should

be apparent throughout the arrival
experience. Embracing the familiarity
and comfort that only comes from home,
and transforming the hotel into the
Global Connoisseurs’ aspirational
residence.
It is important to research private luxury

residences in the region or community
for inspiration. Everything from the space
planning, programming, finishes and
materials, as well as types of seating and
hierarchy that work in concert to create
an enriching social gathering place. It should be, in every sense, a true home away from home.
I INTIMATE & APPROACHABLE

II DETAILS & FINISHES
III STYLING & ACCENTS
DESIGN APPROACH
Private Residence
CONSIDERATIONS &
REQUIREMENTS
Residential influence should be

apparent throughout arrival including
interior design, lighting, FF&E, styling
elements, art, etc.
Use creative lighting schemes with
highs and lows to add depth and
texture to space—highlighting check-
in area, special features, design
elements and art
There should be ample access to
daylight through exterior glazing and /
or skylights required
Integration of MEP / hotel systems should be be as unobtrusive as possible
Integrate the sound system for all areas. Visible elements should be residential-inspired and scaled (i.e. speakers)
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PRIVATE RESIDENCE
Intimate & Approachable
The influence of local private residences

is translated into comfortably
approachable and intimately scaled
spaces with residential-inspired furniture
and fixtures.
CONSIDERATIONS &
REQUIREMENTS

High ceilings and large cavernous

spaces should be avoided or amended
throughout interior architecture and /
or design elements to create an
intimate feel
Oversized furniture and fixtures should be avoided. All elements should be selected and designed with human scale in
mind
Introduce small to midsize art / styling elements and botanicals to create an approachable and tactile environment for
guests
High impact architectural lighting to be combined with warm residential indirect / diffused FF&E lighting
PRIVATE RESIDENCE
Details & finishes
While furniture and fixtures go a long

way to tell a design story, it is equally
important to implement and create
residential-inspired details and
techniques paired with warm finishes
and materials throughout the arrival
experience.

CONSIDERATIONS &
REQUIREMENTS
Residential quality details (including all hardware, door and window details, reveals, stitching, welting, drapery, joinery,
etc.) for all furniture and fixtures is essential in maintaining a residential environment
Material and finishes must be residential in appearance and quality while meeting hospitality standards for durability
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Styling & Accents
Residential-inspired design accents,

styling, accessories and tactile elements
help to create a warm and inviting
atmosphere. These touches also allow
our guests to discover and cultivate their
knowledge of local culture, art, music,
food and wine, architecture, design,
history and geography.

CONSIDERATIONS &
REQUIREMENTS
Thoughtfully curated residential styling elements, accent pieces and OE must be incorporated into the lounge design. It
also important that these items are made of durable materials
PRIVATE RESIDENCE
Planning & Programming
The Park Hyatt hotel arrival experience

draws inspiration directly from regional
private residential space planning, room
types / names and general programming.
The planning and programming for the

arrival experience at Park Hyatt hotels
should mirror that of a local private
residence. It should employ a unique mix
of locally inspired programming and
intimate living spaces that capture
guests’ interests and help make the
arrival area a social center of activity. It is
critical that these spaces anchor all areas
of the arrival as well as funnel guests
through the centrally located Park Hyatt
Living Room.
The central location of the Park Hyatt

Living Room allows guest traffic to flow
through and into it, promoting its
offerings as well as helping keep it active
throughout the day. The reciprocal is also
true, as the areas around the Living Room feed off of the traffic and atmosphere of the space.
With that said, the check-in as well as the concierge should be located within the Park Hyatt Living Room but need not be
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DESIGN APPROACH
Curated Art
The arrival experience at Park Hyatt

hotels incorporates thoughtful, carefully
chosen works of art and styling elements
that immerse our guests in the local
culture. This curated storytelling elevates
the guests’ experience and takes them
on a contextual journey unique to each
property and location.
Curated art includes but is not limited to

small and large works of art, styling
elements, sequencing of spaces,
highlighted architectural elements,
books, botanicals, lighting and even
framed views.
CONSIDERATIONS &
REQUIREMENTS
Curated artwork must be

incorporated throughout the arrival
experience
Consider unique/unconventional
display and mounting methods
Consider a mix of art mediums including photography, sculpture, installations, light art,
paintings and/or artwork directly applied to interior and architectural elements

Proper lighting is critical for all artwork. A professional lighting consultant must be consulted
I LOCALLY INSPIRED ARTWORK

II CONTEXTUAL VIGNETTES
III LARGER ARTWORK & INSTALLATIONS
CURATED ART
Locally Inspired Art
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Park Hyatt Living Rooms may feature
locally inspired works of art and styling
elements that add to the narrative of
each hotel. These pieces contribute to
the refined aesthetic of the space and
enhance our guests’ discovery of local
culture and context.
CONSIDERATIONS &
REQUIREMENTS
High impact works of art and styling

elements must be incorporated into
the lounge design from durable
materials
CURATED ART
Contextual Vignettes
These are curated pairs or groups of

objects, elements, artifacts and small to
medium-sized works of art that work
together to tell a story. They add
dimension and depth to the narrative of
each individual hotel to collectively
heighten the arrival experience. Each
piece is hand-selected to contribute to
the purposeful celebration of the locale’s
culture and history, and carefully chosen
to enhance the personal journey of each
guest.
Guests should be encouraged to explore

and interact with interesting publications, local art, installations, unexpected styling elements and design features.
CONSIDERATIONS & REQUIREMENTS
Introduce groups of small to midsize art/styling elements, publications and botanicals

to create an approachable and tactile environment for guest discovery
CURATED ART
Large Artwork & Installations
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Curated local art installations and large
works of art act as stimulating cultural
anchors throughout the hotel. These
pieces complement the aesthetic of the
entire arrival area and support the
Design Narrative of the hotel.
CONSIDERATIONS &
REQUIREMENTS
High impact artwork must be

incorporated into the arrival
experience
Consider incorporating high impact
artwork at the welcome foyer, check-
in and / or the Park Hyatt Living Room
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ARRIVAL ZONES
ENTRANCE
The Experience Begins Before the

Doors Open
The Park Hyatt hotel entrance is the first

step on our guests’ journey of discovery.
The essence of Jay Pritzker’s vision for

Park Hyatt hotels—to be a true home
away from home, and an oasis of calm
and sophistication—is immediately
apparent in the character of the entrance
at Park Hyatt hotels.
I MAIN ENTRANCE
II VIP ENTRANCE
MAIN ENTRANCE
As guests arrive, the codes of residential
design, home-inspired architectural
elements, botanicals, art installations
and lighting, captivate our guests and
invite them to come inside.
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MAIN ENTRANCE
CONSIDERATIONS &
REQUIREMENTS
The entrance design should be

pronounced but unobtrusive
The architectural vernacular should
complement that of the
neighborhood
Integrate signage design into overall
design
Integrate locally relevant, residential-
scaled soft scape and botanicals
When possible provide pedestrian
sightlines / visibility into active
interior area
(i.e. lounge, restaurant, bar, café and

featured art)
Provide outdoor heating in applicable climates
Provide outdoor seating when possible
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Valet desk should be incorporated into overall design. Desk to house laptop, phone, lockable drawers. Outlets to be
coordinated
Consider the discreet storage and reclaim of bags / carts
Consider outdoor speakers for music
Provide protection from the weather with architectural feature or residentially scaled canopy
Lighting should be warm and welcoming. Integrate with building facade. Coordinate with signage, canopy, etc. Mix of
architectural and residential FF&E fixtures
VIP ENTRANCE
While not required—in some markets it
is necessary to provide private access for
VIP guests. The VIP entrance should
adhere to the main entrance design
considerations where possible
CONSIDERATIONS &
REQUIREMENTS
VIP entrances are not a requirement,

however they are important in
specific markets that necessitate
private and more discreet entry for
VIP guests
If possible, entrance to be on
secondary street, away from main
entrance
The entrance design should be
residential in nature
The architectural vernacular should compliment that of the neighborhood
Integrate locally relevant, residentially scaled soft scape
Provide outdoor heating in applicable climates
Consider the discreet storage and reclaim of bags / carts
Must be in vicinity to guest elevator access
WELCOME AREA
Warm & Inviting Welcome
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design elements and lighting. An
associate is available to greet the guests
and make them feel comfortable and at
home.
WELCOME AREA
CONSIDERATIONS &
REQUIREMENTS
Provide direct sightlines and visual

cues as to the check-in area of the
lounge such as unobstructed
circulation, articulated lighting,
distinct furniture, custom directional
art, distinct flooring
Provide a weather vestibule in
applicable climates
Smaller, more intimately scaled
welcome areas that expand into a
larger area are recommended
In the case of sky lobbies, the lower
floor vestibule should act as the
welcome area and should be
equipped with a host stand. Host
stand to house laptop and phone.
Adjacent furniture or millwork to
discreetly house printer, waste bin
and lockable drawers. Coordinate
outlets
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Check-In
Reminiscent of a host welcoming guests

into his or her home, when possible, Park
Hyatt hotel guests are offered an in-room
or seated check in. When this is not
possible, a warm and personal standing
check-in is performed.
Guests’ needs are quickly assessed and

fulfilled—ensuring that they feel
comfortable and at home from the
moment they enter.
ARRIVAL ZONES
Check-In
CONSIDERATIONS &
REQUIREMENTS
Provide visual cues and directional

design elements (space planning,
lighting, pendants, art, furniture
orientation) to indicate check-in area
Fixtures and furniture should be
intimately scaled
When seated check-in is not possible,
standing check-in may be
implemented. Avoid conventional
check-in counter designs. The check-in
counter / desk should be designed to
limit the physical barrier between
guest and associate (i.e. residential
furniture inspired designs, open
forms, human scaled fixtures, warm
inviting / tactile materials, etc.)
Desk to discreetly house laptop, telephones, RFID key encoders, cash drawers, printers, trash receptacles and storage.
Quantities based on hotel key count
Direct connection and / or unimpeded circulation to the front office and luggage storage is recommended
Provide adequate and secure luggage storage in close proximity to check-in area of lounge
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Recommend creative lighting scheme with highs and lows to add depth and texture to space—highlighting special
features, design elements, art and general check-in area
All equipment should be hidden from guest view
Direct connection to the Front Office and Luggage Storage is recommended
Provide guest-accessible safety deposit room adjacent to check-in area. Room to include card reader, phone and
horizontal space for guest use
CONCIERGE
Meaningful Insights
The concierge experience strives to be

warm and personal, therefore, as with
check-in, a seated approach is
recommended.
Our concierge is focused on co-curating

tailor made experiences, complemented
by an intimate environment that
facilitates developing relationships while
providing visual and tactile resources and
collaborative tools for inspiration.
CONCIERGE
Meaningful Insights
CONSIDERATIONS &
REQUIREMENTS
Provide visual cues and directional

design elements (space planning,
lighting, pendants, art, furniture
orientation) to indicate concierge area
Fixtures and furniture should be
intimately scaled
The concierge experience should be
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Provide concierge exploratory tools such as local publications, extensive collection of city guide, maps, local artwork,
purposeful styling elements and iPad, etc. to complement host insights and local recommendations for guests
This activity-focused space inspires guests and concierges to explore collaboratively
Incorporate space for concierge laptop and phone
Surrounding furniture / millwork should discreetly incorporate drawers / storage for non-exploratory tools, trash
receptacles, printers. Quantities based on hotel key
PARK HYATT LIVING ROOM
At the Center Of It All
Just as a living room is central to every

home, the Park Hyatt Living Room is
central to our hotels. The traditional
concept of a hotel lobby lounge has been
reimagined and transformed into a true
oasis of culture. It is a place that
surprises and delights in its artistic
expression, human connection and
palpable energy. It is a comfortable place
to relax while actively socializing or
passively participating. Intimately scaled
and made up of multiple residential-
inspired areas such as bars, restaurants,
galleries and libraries, the Living Room is
the true heart of the
Park Hyatt hotel experience.
The works of art, interior design elements, styling and food and beverage offerings are carefully curated to bring the essenc
of the locale to life in the hotel.
I FOOD & WINE
II SIGNAGE
III SEATING HIERARCHY
At the Center Of It All

CONSIDERATIONS &
REQUIREMENTS
The Park Hyatt Living Room must be a

centrally located space
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The Park Hyatt Living Room must flow
seamlessly into adjacent zones: bar,
restaurant, outdoor lounge with
sufficient sightlines and access points
In suitable climates consider an
outdoor component to the Living
Room
Furniture to be residential-inspired
and comfortable for work and leisure
Living Room lounge should feel
intimate. High ceilings should be
avoided or amended through interior
architecture and or design elements
to create an intimate feel
Guests should be encouraged to explore and interact with interesting publications, local art, installations, irreverent
styling elements and design features—all inspired by the hotel’s Design Narrative
Provide sufficient and discreet power outlets in walls and floors
Use of scrims and screens create a sense of separation and subtly defined zones
Provide integrated sound system
Food & Wine
The ideal living room is nothing without a

gracious host, offering the most
delectable small bites and extraordinary
beverages. Park Hyatt hotels are the
ultimate host, offering exceptional food
and wine to make guests feel as if they
have truly come home. Celebrating the
Park Hyatt brand heritage, which is Small F&B offering Living room bar cocktails
known for food and wine, the Living
Room creates a central hub of activity
and a social gathering space for guests
and locals alike.
CONSIDERATIONS &
REQUIREMENTS
If hotel design is unable to

incorporate a Living Room Bar, the
Living Room must provide offerings of
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waitstaff. We discourage self-serve
offerings
I FOOD & BEVERAGE DISPLAY
II SERVICE STATIONS
III LIVING ROOM BAR
FOOD & WINE
Food & Beverage Display
When possible the Park Hyatt Living

Room experience includes a visual
presentation of local beverages and food
items as a way to welcome guests and
highlight each destination’s unique local
cuisine.
CONSIDERATIONS &
REQUIREMENTS Central beverage display with Culinary equipment utilized as
complimentary botanical and styling functional display / styling elements
elements
Display an artful presentation of
select food and beverage offerings
within Living Room

Must provide space for associate to
prepare / access beverages for guests
in front of house or back of house
Provide all necessary power, water
and drain connections
Provide storage for amenities,
additional glassware and light snacks Functional cheese display Evening cocktail and hors d’oveuvres
display with complimentary botanicals
All horizontal surfaces for food and
beverage should be durable and stain
resistant
FOOD & WINE
Host and Service Stations
All aspects of the Park Hyatt Living Room

experience are integrated into the
residential-inspired interior design
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including, the service stations and all
front-of-house storage.
CONSIDERATIONS &
REQUIREMENTS
Host Station
Located at entry point of the Living

Room to greet the guest
Incorporate space for POS and / or
laptop, telephone as well as storage
for menus
Service Stations
Integrate and shroud POS systems

including respective printers
Provide ample storage space in a mix
of drawers and cabinets
Provide free counter space
FOOD & WINE
Living Room Bar
The bar is a center of activity in any living

room and the Park Hyatt Living Room is
no exception. The bar provides a stage
for our expert bartenders and a much
needed active social anchor for our
guests.
CONSIDERATIONS &
REQUIREMENTS
Living Room bar should be located

adjacent to Living Room seating
Drinking and dining areas should
compliment the overall aesthetic of
the Living Room lounge through
design elements, art installations and
lighting
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Provide sufficient and discreet purse and coat hooks
Incorporate lockable bottle display into design
Signage
Signage is the subtle way in which we

communicate visually with guests.
Each Park Hyatt hotel’s elegant signage is

intriguing, yet simple and
straightforward, helping guests navigate
the Park Hyatt Living Room and
surrounding areas.
Refined metal directional signage Creative metal restroom signage
CONSIDERATIONS &

REQUIREMENTS
Provide elegant, imaginative and highly visible directional navigation throughout the arrival areas. Recommend non-
plaque signage with residential-inspired finishes
Coordinate with spot or directional lighting
Seating Hierarchy
The Park Hyatt Living Room is a place

that invites guests to socialize by
providing a diverse hierarchy of special
seating areas that encourage all types of
interactions. Whether a guest is reading
from a tablet or a group is chatting over
wine and cheese, this dynamic
atmosphere requires the right mix of
private, public, fixed, flexible, intimate
and shared spaces.
I TYPE ONE PRIMARY SOCIAL

ANCHORS
II TYPE TWO SECONDARY

ANCHORS
III TYPE THREE SMALL GROUP

SEATING
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CONSIDERATIONS &
REQUIREMENTS
Mix of all seating types is necessary to

create a dynamic social atmosphere
The room should be fluid and barrier
free with few (if any) hard dividers.
Avoid, for example, full height glass
panels. These areas can be further
defined through soft dividers such as
hanging fabrics, double-sided
bookcases, perforated elements,
curtains, scrims, fabrics and beads
Mix of fixed and movable seating is necessary
Density and arrangement of seating should not impede efficient circulation
SEATING HIERARCHY
TYPE ONE
Primary Social Anchors
Large groups of guests can enjoy the wet

and dry bar areas around communal
tables equipped with flexible seating.
These communal tables, bars, sofas,
banquettes and other larger fixed pieces
of furniture can be mixed with non-fixed
pieces. Single seats, armchairs, ottomans
and poufs can create myriad seating
options.
CONSIDERATIONS &
REQUIREMENTS
The area should employ a mix of

double and single-sided bars, bar
chairs and stools, large dining or
cocktail height tables, as well as
sectionals, large sofas, banquettes,
lounge chairs and ottomans
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A low number of Type One seating is meant to create unique social anchors within the Park Hyatt Living Room that help
define the space, as well as encourage and increase social interaction among our guests
SEATING HIERARCHY TYPE TWO
Secondary Social Anchors
Smaller sofas, love seats, chaise lounges and settees mixed with movable singles, armchairs, ottomans and poufs create
slightly more intimate communal seating areas to accommodate groups of four to eight.
Type Two seating should comprise the majority of lounge seating

It should utilize medium-sized sofas, small banquettes, love seats, benches, as well as chaise lounges, settees, arm chair
ottomans and poufs
SEATING HIERARCHY TYPE THREE
Small Group Seating
The Living Room space should also provide areas for couples and groups of two to four, including booths and soft-screened
seating areas to create a warm, intimate setting.
Seating types should include high and winged-back chairs and love seats, as well as booths mixed with ottomans, arm
chairs and poufs
Consider the use of floor coverings and soft dividers to differentiate zones and create semi-private areas while preservin
the open plan and barrier-free environment
SEATING HIERARCHY TYPE FOUR
Individual Seating
The Park Hyatt Living Room area also provides space for guests who choose to passively socialize and work in a more
protected seating area.
• Consider soft screening as a means to provide privacy • High and wing-back chairs, protected seating niche, booths mixed
with single ottomans, arm chairs or poufs • Consider use of floor coverings and soft dividers to differentiate zones and
create semi-protected areas while preserving open plan and
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exclusively on the lounge’s periphery
ARRIVAL ZONES
Drinking & Dining
The comforts and luxuries of home continue beyond the Living Room. Drinking and Dining at Park Hyatt hotels take
inspiration from local trends in mixology and cuisine to create singular culinary experiences.
DINING
An Immersive Culinary Experience
Park Hyatt restaurants reflect not only our Global Connoisseurs’ passion for the finest in food, wine and service, but also
their ongoing search for new dining experiences and even greater culinary knowledge. Equally passionate about their craft,
our chefs and sommeliers interact personally with our guests. While exchanging knowledge and sharing their creative
processes, they provide an uncommonly enriching and stimulating dining experience where guests play a vital role. It
focuses not only on a superb end result, but also on the artistry and craftsmanship that go into creating a refined and
memorable meal.
The dining room interiors feature locally inspired furniture and fittings, art installations and styling elements, all of which
contribute to the unmistakable sophistication of the Park Hyatt restaurant experience.
DRINKING
Cocktails & Conversation,

Intimately Served
Park Hyatt bars and lounges are refined and inclusive social spaces where guests can enjoy lively conversation or relax on
their own. Like our chefs and sommeliers, Park Hyatt hotel bartenders are passionate about their art. They engage on a
personal level with guests, sharing their in-depth knowledge, offering local insights and making the Park Hyatt Bar
experience a delightfully uncommon and enriching one.
The bar acts as a social anchor for the connecting and surrounding spaces, encouraging our guests to discover and interact
with one another.
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WASHROOMS
Extending Living Room Experience
Public washrooms at Park Hyatt hotels are an important extension of the Park Hyatt Living Room experience. Luxury
residential-quality fixtures and finishes enhance the meticulous designs of the vanities and sinks and feature fully enclosed
toilet compartments.
Provide integrated sound system

Provide auto-sensor fixtures—faucets, toilets, urinals
Provide ambient mood lighting with task lighting at the vanity and grooming area
I VANITY & DRY GROOMING COUNTER
II WATER CLOSET
WASHROOMS
Vanity & Dry Grooming Counter
Sinks and vanities to be designed as features

Provide ample lighting (front and side) to fully illuminate a guest’s face in a way that is suitable for makeup
Preferably vanity separated from dry grooming counter, minimally in the ladies’ room
If space allows add decorative bench / seating arrangement
Provide built-in holder for towels and / or artful presentation of towels
Provide high-end accessories (soap & lotion dispensers) and amenities
Provide styling elements and / or botanicals
Provide built-in trash and dirty towel receptacles
WASHROOMS
Water Closet
Fully enclosed toilet compartments

Full dividers at male urinals
Door should be opaque
Provide a small trash container with lid
Provide multiple hooks and ledge for guests’ belongings
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At least some, preferably all toilet compartments should have dedicated vanity with sink and full amenity set-up
LIFTS & STAIRS
Telling The Story With Every

Detail
The aesthetic of the Park Hyatt Living Room lounge and surrounding areas continues through to the elevators and
circulation. Each detail should work effortlessly to embody the imaginative, inspiring and holistic essence of the entire Park
Hyatt brand story.
LIFTS & STAIRS
Telling The Story With Every

Detail
Integrate imaginative design and works of art

Consider glass elevator cabs located in area of visual interest
Avoid vitrines or marketing in elevator cabs
Consider non-conventional cab finishes, controls and lighting to further enhance guest experience
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GUESTROOM
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DESIGN APPROACH
OUR APPROACH TO DESIGNING THE GUESTROOM EXPERIENCE
All guestroom designs are to be guided
by Park Hyatt’s Design Recipe, which
includes Aesthetic, Palette, Character & Atmosphere and four Design Principles, as well as each hotel’s Design Narrative.
Please use this document as a design guideline to verify all proposed designs for all new-builds, renovations and
conversions.
I DESIGN NARRATIVE
II PRIVATE RESIDENCE
III ROOM TYPES
DESIGN NARRATIVE
Uncommon Style Meets

Unexpected Taste
Our rooms challenge conventional guestrooms with sophisticated interior designs, space planning, furnishings, artwork,
styling and amenities — all reflecting each hotel’s specific Design Narrative.
Park Hyatt encourages a majority of custom-designed elements / millwork with the intent of creating a physical environme
that is immersive and driven by the unique Design Narrative, rather than relying on aesthetic or visual concepts.
PRIVATE RESIDENCE
World-Class Elegance
Prominent residential influence should be apparent throughout the guest room. Using local residential familiarity and
transforming it into a Global Connoisseur’s contemporary aspirational residence.
It is important to research the region / community for inspiration from private luxury residences. Everything from the space
planning, programming, finishes, materials, details etc; working together to create an enriching social gathering place in th
spirit of Jay Pritzker’s vision for Park Hyatt—to be a true home away from home and an oasis of calm and wonder.
Residential influence should be apparent throughout arrival including interior design, lighting, FF&E, styling elements, a
etc.
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Access to daylight through exterior glazing and / or skylights required
Integration of MEP / hotel systems to be as unobtrusive as possible
Integration of sound system for all areas. Visible elements to be of residential design /scale (i.e. speakers)
I DETAILS & FINISHES
II STYLING AND ACCENTS
III PLANNING & PROGRAMMING
PRIVATE RESIDENCE
Details & Finishes Residential-inspired stitching and Residential-inspired fixture finishes,

welting detail textures and details
While furniture and fixtures go a long

way to tell a design story, it is equally

important to implement and create residential-inspired details and techniques paired with warm finishes and materials
throughout the arrival.
Residential-quality details (including all hardware, door and window details, reveals, stitching, welting, drapery, joinery
etc.) for all furniture and fixtures is essential in maintaining a residential environment
Material and finishes must be residential in appearance and quality while meeting hospitality standards for durability
PRIVATE RESIDENCE
Styling & Accents

Residential-inspired artwork and styling Residential-inspired bar cart and
elements beverage ware
Residential-inspired design accents,

styling, accessories and tactile elements

help to create a warm and inviting atmosphere. These touches also allow our guests to discover and cultivate their
knowledge of local culture, art, music, food and wine, architecture, design, history and geography.
Thoughtfully curated residential styling elements, accent pieces, and OE must be incorporated into the design. It is also
important that these items are made durable materials
PRIVATE RESIDENCE
Planning & Programming

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The Park Hyatt hotel guestroom space planning should mimic that of a local private residence. A unique mix of locally
inspired programming and intimate spaces that captures our guests’ interests and allows them to cultivate their knowledge
ROOM TYPES
Livable Luxury
When a guest opens the door into one of our rooms, they should feel intrigued, intellectually stimulated and above all,
comfortable with their surroundings. All Park Hyatt hotel guestrooms embody all the qualities illustrated in this guide.
Whether it’s a Standard Room, Suite or Villa, our variety of room types fit the exceptional refinement of our guests. The
difference in room types is not relegated to size and FFE quantities, instead with every upgrade our guests are even more
immersed in the design narrative and stimulating qualities of the locale.
I STANDARD
II SUITE
III VILLA
ROOM TYPES
Standard
Park Hyatt hotel standard rooms go

beyond hospitality standards. Our rooms
reflect local luxury residences — typically occupying one bay.
The unique programming, interior design, artwork, amenities and residential influence allow us to share our deep
knowledge of art and local culture — all within a smaller footprint.
ROOM TYPES
Suite
Park Hyatt Suites are a more approximate reflection of a local residence, occupying anywhere from two to six bays. The
additional square footage allows suites to more closely reflect a local residence in regard to space planning, proportion and
scale. Suites have a separate bedroom and living room area both with entertainment (i.e. TV, music capabilities). Suite
upgrades not only increase the number of bays but also allow for full dining areas (full pantry, food staging, refreshment
zone) full living room (larger work and entertainment zone) larger wet zones (dry and wet vanity) and larger wardrobe (full
dressing room, clothes display, 3-way mirror).
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Park Hyatt Suites should not only enhance the guest experience ‘additively’ through scale and quantity, but also amplify the
experience by employing immersive narrative design elements, art installations, significant locally inspired features and
bespoke amenities commensurate with the room level / type.
ROOM TYPES
Villa
Park Hyatt Villas are a true reflection of a local stand-alone contemporary residence. The guest experience begins with
outdoor features (garden, landscaping, pool, outdoor fireplace, veranda / deck) and continues throughout the numerous
interior rooms (Foyer, Dining Room, Kitchen, Living Room, Wet Zone(s), Bedroom(s).
Park Hyatt Villas create an all encompassing guest experience. Amplifying the guest experience by employing immersive
narrative design elements, art installations, significant locally-inspired features and bespoke amenities commensurate with
a high-end villa.
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GUESTROOM ZONES
CORRIDOR
Intriguing & Igniting Curiosity

Creative elevator landing floor signage Residential-inspired corridor seating,
integrated into wall design art and styling elements
From the moment our guest steps off the
elevator they are intrigued—unique art Medium scaled corridor artwork Large scale elevator langing sculpture
presents itself at the elevator landing. art and wall art
Refined interiors with residential-inspired
lighting, artwork and FF&E work collectively to create interest while leading our guests through the corridor and to their
guestroom entry.
High-impact artwork and / or design installation should be incorporated into the elevator landing as well as highly visibl
directional signage
The corridor design should draw guests through and create interest. Breaking the monotony of conventional corridor
design through creative use of materials / patterns, styling / art and interior design elements
Provide residential-inspired indirect / diffused warm kelvin lighting along
with decorative lighting in corridor
CORRIDOR
Igniting Curiosity Residential-inspired FF&E, styling and Unique corridor artwork

wall art at elevator landing
ENTRY
Lasting First Impressions Creative dimensional room signage Creative residential light fixture at entry
Upon entry into their rooms, our guests’

Adjacent entry niche with residential Unique room signage with leather
anticipation is heightened by a FF&E and art periodical holder and adjacent artwork
welcoming transitional space with
screened views into the room.
Residential lighting and refined custom signage help punctuate the room entry experience.
Highly visible creative signage and residential lighting required at corridor guestroom entry
Consider art and / or residential accents to create interest
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ENTRY
Lasting First Impressions Welcoming residential entry with entry Welcoming entry artwork and console
console
CONSIDERATIONS &
REQUIREMENTS
Entry console with residential styling Creative entry screening
For privacy, the bedroom should have elements
no direct line of sight from the entry

An entry area courtesy light or welcome scene should activate upon entry with highly visible master control panel
Door entry to be spacious enough to allow full entry with multiple travel bag and room service carts
Entry space should be lit by indirect overhead lighting and / or wall sconces
Consider location for welcome amenity (if applicable)
DRESSING ROOM
Residentially Inspired Essentials

Park Hyatt hotels draw inspiration from

the livable luxury of residential dressing rooms instead of the conventional hotel closet.
Our dressing room is a place where our guests can display their clothing and accessories as well as try them on with
adequate space to store belongings as well as the ability to display his / her clothes for view.
These areas may include (but are not limited to) a three-way mirror, dry makeup vanity, specialty clothing and accessory
displays.
DRESSING ROOM
Residentially Inspired Essentials Walk-in dressing room Walk-in dressing room with clothes
display
CONSIDERATIONS &
REQUIREMENTS
Walk-in dressing room with seating Wardrobe and display built into
The location of the dressing room and clothing / accessory display bathroom
should be in close proximity and / or

adjacent to the bathroom zone for
direct access for dressing. The
dressing room can also be integrated
into the bathroom zone if adequate
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space is available for a dressing room
experience
Adequate lighting and full height mirror (ideally a three-way mirror) are required for dressing area
Provide sufficient long and short hanging space • Provide minimum of 2 or 3 drawers
DRESSING ROOM
Residentially Inspired Essentials Residential-inspired wardrobe with 3-way mirror at seated dry vanity
indirect lighting and translucent panel
CONSIDERATIONS & door
REQUIREMENTS
Provide a durable luggage bench with Accessory display Accessory display with built-in lighting
protection rails / material onside walls

to protect the walls from damage
Laptop sized safe is to be positioned at eye level only
Provide an intuitively designed and designated space for laundry bags / forms and amenity items. These items should no
take up guest drawer space
Provide space for iron and ironing board (in case of dressing room or open wardrobe area, provide discreet cover for
items)
Provide hooks and rods for shoehorn, brush, belts, ties etc.
BATHROOM
Convention Reinvented
The bathroom is a primary opportunity to positively impact the guestroom experiences by going beyond guest expectation
and challenging conventions. The bathroom should include a minimum of four fixtures: bathtub, shower, vanity (two sinks)
water closet (bidet based on market.)
The relationship between bathroom and bedroom should be reinforced through physical / visual connections such as open
portals, sliding partitions, translucent partitions, soft screening etc. These connections not only make the room feel more
expansive but also allow space for unique features and add to the flexibility / functionality of the space overall.
When possible the bathroom should also incorporate natural light with translucency and / or some visibility into other area
of the room. However, the ability to facilitate privacy (whether through soft or hard materials) must always be integrated
into the design.
I VANITY
II SHOWER
III BATHTUB
IV WATER CLOSET
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BATHROOM
Vanity
Park Hyatt hotel wet zones are inspired by spa experiences, and large vanities are surrounded by hard surfaces and generou
counter space for two guests.
BATHROOM
Vanity Double vanity with built-in adjustable Double floating vanity with decorative
lighting and stone surround adjustable lighting
CONSIDERATIONS &
REQUIREMENTS
Vanity styling and OSE Residential-inspired free standing
All wet zones should incorporate vanity fixture with built-in adjustable
lighting
some natural light penetration
The lighting quality at the vanity is a critical requirement. Designers must ensure sufficient front and side lighting
(adjustable lighting controls preferred) without any shadows. Maintained Illuminance Targets of 200 lux horizontal (at 3’
AFF) and 200 lux vertical (at 3-5’ AFF) required along with a Color temperature of 2700K and a CRI greater than 92
Two sinks are required. Sinks must have integrated easy to open / close drain plug
Provide space for towels and hairdryer
Amenities easily accessible
Provide space for hand towels, however, hand towels are not to be hung directly in front of sinks
Wall-mounted, or freestanding illuminated makeup mirror at the vanity
Discreetly located motion sensor operated night light
Anti-fog mirror at the vanity
If a dry vanity (make-up table) is provided, it should include an illuminated make-up mirror and seating
BATHROOM
Shower Decorative stone surround shower with Decorative / functional towel and
built-in ledge amenity display
Park Hyatt hotel showers are inspired by
our spa experience, featuring sizable Spa-inspired walk-in shower with Walk-in stone surround shower. Built-in
walk-in shower areas with integrated decorative mosaic tiles amenity niche, heated / illuminated
seating and shaving step, mirrors and shaving mirror and stool
foot bath surrounded by hard surfaces.
Walk-in showers only, no shower / tub combos

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Possible shower leakage must be contained with saddle and / or sufficient sloping of the shower floor
Provide small bench and / or shaving ledge
Provide large shelf for amenities and personal items
Dual direction shower door
Oversized floor drain placed discreetly to the side
Shower controls to be accessible at the entry of the shower so guest can test water temperature
Provide adequate ambient lighting
Provide towel bar in vicinity and / or integrated with door handle
When possible, provide heated shaving mirror
BATHROOM
Bathtub Free-standing bathtub with decorative Decorative free-standing bathtub with

stone accent wall and styling elements unique artwork
Park Hyatt hotel bathtubs are inspired by
our refined spa experiences, providing Built-in decorative stone and cast-iron Bespoke decorative stone slab bathtub
the luxury of a standalone tub in all bathtub with slab feature wall
suites and standard rooms.
Provide a cast-iron, cold-pressed steel, or engineered solid material tub

No combination tub / showers in any room type
Provide a hand shower, grab bar and space for amenities
Towels are to be placed within easy reach
Easily accessible fixtures
Consider drain replacement
Consider a foot bath in urban locations
BATHROOM
Water Closet Residential-inspired stall and Residential-inspired stall design, sink

decorative elements and FF&E
Water closet design is typically
overlooked. In a Park Hyatt hotel Residential-inspired WC design Residential-inspired stall with sink
guestroom, the water closet is another design
opportunity to continue the Design
Narrative with attention to detail through refined designs.

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Provide an enclosed water closet compartment
Provide visual privacy
Provide a small trash container with lid with foot pedal
Provide a bidet and / or washlet where culturally required
Provide telephone where required
Provide sufficient lighting
LIVING ROOM
Versatile Spaces Invite Inspiration
Just as the Park Hyatt Living Room is the core of the hotel, the guestroom living room is central to the guestroom
experience.
The living room should challenge traditional guestroom seating and single-function fixturing, instead providing high-touch
residential comforts with multiple functions. Giving guests the ability to not only relax / work but also the ability to socializ
entertain, learn, lounge and dine as they would at home.
I ENTERTAINING, DINING & WORKING
II MINIBAR
III ART & STYLING
IV BALCONY
LIVING ROOM
Entertaining, Dining & Working
The guestroom living room is a dynamic residential-inspired area that connects all other areas of the guestroom. The living
room allows our guest to perform three main functions—entertaining, dining and working.
In the case of a standard room, these three functions occur within the same space (1 bay) by employing design and FF&E
that can serve multiple purposes. Larger standard rooms and suites offer more defined areas (2-6 bays) for entertaining,
dining and working, while still allowing for shared programming between areas and zones. Villa designs allow for a true
reflection of a private residence’s programming and specific space planning.
LIVING ROOM
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Entertaining, Dining & Working Creative residential-inspired seating, Sofa with tea-height table for work and
styling and art dining
CONSIDERATIONS &
REQUIREMENTS
Multi-functional residential-inspired Residential-inspired seating and art
indoor / outdoor furniture
Provide comfortable sofa and
ottoman. If sized correctly an ottoman
/ stool may be used as second chair
for work / dining
Appropriately sized table for dining / working
Furniture layout should optimize local views and allow guests to easily approach the window
Free standing or wall-mounted television with visibility from the bed and lounge area if second TV is not provided must
provide visibility from the bathroom area (if possible)
Restrictive TV millwork surrounds should be avoided (size change)
TV brackets should be recessed so TV lays flat against wall
Consider location for newspaper and magazines
Consider location for welcome amenity (if applicable)
LIVING ROOM
Entertaining, Dining & Working Complete multi-functional living room Multi-functional residential-inspired
furniture and styling elements seating
The Park Hyatt encourages alternative
and more casual working areas Complete multi-functional living room Large dining work / table and feature
integrated with the lounge / social areas furniture and styling elements fireplace
of the room. Make the most of the space
by challenging conventions like the traditional desk against a wall.
Provide a freestanding table that can seat a minimum of two persons for both working and dining (durable surface as w
as large clear horizontal surface required)
Considered placement, pad, pencil and compendium to keep table clear and uncluttered
Innovative design / functionality to be explored
Provide a comfortable upright residential-style chair with arms (provide a second chair if possible)
Incorporate dimmable and adjustable task light (table lamp or floor lamp)
Integrate guest accessible convenience power and data outlets. Outlets for lighting to be out of guest view
LIVING ROOM
Minibar
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The Park Hyatt minibar execution should challenge convention. The minibar should not only be fully integrated into the
design and narrative but also given enhanced presence.
LIVING ROOM
Minibar Private guestroom bar with built-in Private guestroom bar with built-in
decorative sink and lounge seating decorative sink and lounge seating
CONSIDERATIONS &
REQUIREMENTS
Built-in refrigerator drawer Bespoke full bar / kitchenette
Minibar / drawer refrigerator should
be designed as a feature of the room-
integrated into the overall design and
millwork-and not as an afterthought
(i.e. tray, niche or basic shelf)
Locate minibar / drawer refrigerator as close to counter height as possible
Adequate counter space should be provided to prepare beverages and to place glasses and complimentary snacks
LIVING ROOM
Minibar
Adequate storage space should be provided for amenities, additional OE glassware and snacks
Space to be provided for coffee machine and required outlet to be coordinated. Coffee machine to be capsule type with
integrated hot water function
LIVING ROOM
Curated Art & Styling
Curated art along with residential-inspired accents and tactile styling elements work together to tell a story as well as help
create a warm and inviting atmosphere.
These important touches also allow our guests to cultivate their knowledge of local culture, art, music, food and wine,
architecture, design, history and geography.
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LIVING ROOM
Curated Art & Styling Curated painting and publications Curated styling elements, botanical
and publications
CONSIDERATIONS &
REQUIREMENTS
Curated styling elements Curated art and styling elements
All art and styling elements to be
locally inspired and / or in-line with
the unique Design Narrative of hotel
Utilize lighting for featured art and styling elements
All art and styling elements to be fabricated / constructed from durable materials
LIVING ROOM
Curated Art & Styling Curated art vignette Curated botanicals and styling
elements
Curated styling elements Curated art vignette
LIVING ROOM
Balcony
The balcony or veranda (in case of a villa) is the natural extension of the guestroom living room. All the qualities (finishes,
FF&E, art, styling, etc.) that apply to the indoor living room also apply to the balcony.
Balcony for all room types to be a minimum of 6 feet 6 inches (2 meters) deep
Residential furniture and styling elements laid out for entertaining and dining
Lighting and ceiling fans as appropriate
Privacy screening between guestrooms through screening and / or landscaping
Consider view when designing guardrailing
Terrace / balcony to be the same as the guestroom finish floor level
Shading to be considered
BEDROOM
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The bedroom and bed are essential to our promise of creating a restful and relaxing environment. The bed itself should be
custom and fully integrated into the room design and Design Narrative. The form and functionality should elevate the room
interior as well as enhance the reading and sleeping experience.
BEDROOM
An Oasis of Calm & Wonder Decorative canopy bed Decorative headboard with built-in
lighting and bedside tables
CONSIDERATIONS &
REQUIREMENTS
Resort canopy bed with residential- Bespoke platform bed with built-in
Nightstands to be level with top of inspired FF&E lighting.
mattress
Provide platform design with a minimum height of 22 inches (56 cm)
Adequate open storage in night stands (one drawer / box required for guest use)
Integrated wire management / grommets
Nightstand horizontal surfaces should be large enough to place bedside lamp, bedside phone, clock, bottle of water, gla
and guest’s personal items
Double beds should have independent night stands located on outside edge of the beds
Window treatments must provide complete blackout
Window treatments to be automated and to be controllable from both bedsides / beds
BEDROOM
An Oasis of Calm & Wonder Locally inspired headboard art Bespoke double-platform beds
CONSIDERATIONS &
REQUIREMENTS Bespoke platform bed with built-in Bespoke platform bed with built-in
bedside tables lighting and bedside tables
Bedside lighting to be controlled at
adjacent wall switch and / or locally
controlled at lamp with simple
controls (refer to overall
considerations / lighting)
If bedside light fixture is wall mounted, provide additional switch
Provide dimmable reading lights (prefer ceiling mounted) that provide sufficient light levels without disturbing second
guest (surface only)
Bed surround and legs must not have hard or sharp edges to prevent possible guest injury
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OVERALL CONSIDERATIONS &

REQUIREMENTS
ROOM DIMENSIONS
Flexibility
The proportions of the room (bay) may vary and is intentionally flexible to encourage the typical guestroom approach
and create a more interesting and creative room experience. The typical guestroom (bay) proportion of approximately 2
is acceptable but not required
Celling heights should be appropriately maximized with a minimum height of 9 feet-0 inches (2.8 meters) in the living
areas and 7 feet-10 inches (2.4 meters) in the bathroom and entry areas
Guest room corridors may be single or double loaded with the following clear minimum dimensions: Single loaded: 5
feet-6 inches (1.65 meters) / Double loaded: 6 feet-0 inches (1.8 meters)
LIGHTING
Illuminating A Residential
Atmosphere
The lighting in the corridors and guestrooms should create a warm and residential feeling. Natural light shall be utilized to
the extent possible. Artificial lighting should be energy efficient, but possess color temperatures and color rendition indices
(CRIs) that achieve the desired residential appearance.
A variation of direct and indirect lighting should be used in the corridors to alleviate
the monotony of long corridors. Provide accent lights on artwork and plants
Provide additional focal type fixtures at each guestroom door entry. The lighting should highlight a design element at th
entry or be an integral part of a design element
Accent lighting shall be provided for any featured artwork
I LIGHTING MODES
LIGHTING
Illuminating A Residential Decorative residential light fixture Mixed decorative residential and
Atmosphere architectural lighting (highs and lows)
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CONSIDERATIONS & Mixed decorative residential and Mixed decorative residential and
REQUIREMENTS architectural lighting (highs and lows) architectural lighting (highs and lows)
Bathrooms should be provided with at

least two lighting circuits. One with
water / vapor proof down lights for
the wet-room area, and one
specifically for the vanity area
Reading lights shall be provided for each bed, preferably from the ceiling with cross beams to reduce glare
All loose lamps (tables, desk, floor) shall have a dimming switch at the base
Balconies shall have a weatherproof light fixture with switch located inside the guestroom
The lighting quality at the bathroom vanity is a critical requirement. Designers must ensure sufficient front and side
lighting (adjustable lighting controls preferred) without any shadows. Maintained Illuminance Targets of 200 lux
horizontal (at 3' AFF) and 200 lux vertical (at 3-5' AFF) required along with a Color temperature of 2700K and a CRI
greater than 92
LIGHTING
Lighting Modes
Intuitive touch controls with simple Simple bedside lighting and shade
icons for lighting and shades controls
Four lighting modes with simple and
intuitive controls: Simple bedside lighting and shade Simple four-mode lighting controls
controls
WELCOME / LOUNGE MODE
The entry light, a few accent lights and one or two additional lamps are activated. This mode is for arrival, and for watching
TV or entertaining in the lounge.
WORK MODE
This is the brightest setting and would be used by the guest for working, or by hotel personnel for cleaning / servicing of th
room.
RELAX / EVENING MODE
Darker and more dramatic, utilizing indirect lighting and accent lighting to feature key design elements in the room.
SLEEP MODE
All switched lights would be off. However, motion activated night-lights, reading lights and desk task lamps would remain
operational (independent).
SYSTEM CONTROLS
Simple & Intuitive

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The controls for all systems must be
simple and easy to use. Systems from multiple vendors or disciplines integrated together must operate seamlessly from a
guest perspective.
Door Chime & Do Not Disturb Indicator
A door chime shall be provided at the entry to all suites. They are optional for standard guest rooms
A Do Not Disturb switch with LED indicator shall be provided in the entry vestibule of all guestrooms
Interfacing the do not disturb switch with a room control system or the PMS is an optional consideration
DND switch must be interfaced with door chime. Ideally also with PMS
Electronic Lock System
RFID type with encrypted signal transponder card technology

Interfaces with Hyatt approved PMS and BMS systems
Door chime required for vestibule connecting rooms and to be interfaced with chimes of respective rooms
Lighting Controls
Electronic dimming controls shall be provided to accomplish the four lighting modes
Integration with automatic shade controls could be considered as well but is not required
Wireless control of some lamps / fixtures may be acceptable subject to Hyatt review / approval
To be integrated with BMS system / motion detection to minimuly attain power savings by “all off ” function in non-
occupied rooms
SYSTEM CONTROLS
Simple & Intuitive

CONSIDERATIONS &
REQUIREMENTS
HVAC Systems & Controls
Guestroom heating and air conditioning units shall be fan-coil type units mounted above the ceiling in the entry or
bathroom area
The return air grille shall be located in the entry vestibule, and shall be separate from the access panel to the fan coil un
Finish to be selected by the interior designer
Power and Electrical
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Mini-bar
TV and set-top box
Cordless phone
Clock and MP3 player docking station
Guest convenience outlets at each bedside
One outlet shall be provided in a location convenient for ironing
Cleaning outlet
Decorative lamps
Power outlets and optionally USB charging ports at the desk shall be at a location and height that is convenient for gues
to plug in laptops and other devices. If there is not a desk in the room, then a wall or floor outlet should be provided in
convenient location for guests to work in the lounge area of the room
Provide a wall-mounted 3-speed switch for ceiling fan (if applicable)
Provide a power outlet for the floor lamp, art light fixtures and other decorative light fixtures
Lanai switches shall be provided on balcony doors and operable windows (as applicable) to disable the
fan coil units when opened

Provide power outlets, and optionally USB charging ports at each bed side in convenient height for guest
Switches shall be provided for automatic drape / blind controls (if applicable) at the bedside
Provide a power outlet for coffee maker and / or electric teakettle as applicable
Suites shall have properly located power outlets for printers, Blu-ray DVD players, AV systems and speakers
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DRINKING & DINING
DRINKING & DINING / THE BAR
Cocktails and Conversation,

Intimately Served
Park Hyatt bars and lounges are refined and inclusive social spaces where guests can enjoy lively conversation or relax
on their own.
Like our chefs and sommeliers, Park Hyatt bartenders are passionate about their art. They engage on a personal level
with guests, sharing their in-depth knowledge, offering local insights and making the Park Hyatt bar experience a
delightfully uncommon and enriching one.
The bar acts as a social anchor for the connecting and surrounding spaces,
(such as the Living Room, restaurants, outdoor areas, etc.), encouraging interaction and discovery.
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MEETINGS & EVENTS
EVENTS / THE RESIDENCES
Adding Depth & Richness to

Meetings & Events
The Park Hyatt Residences are meeting and event spaces inspired by the comforts and qualities associated with
luxurious residential designs—inspirations reflected
in the styling, art, fine furniture and finishes of these beautiful yet functional rooms.
Unique food and beverage offerings, as well as compelling spaces such as show kitchens, wine cellars, lounges, libraries,
outdoor courtyards and open prep areas, create energy and opportunities for engagement, while the home-like decor
offers relaxation and comfort.
Unlike traditional conference rooms, The Residences are designed on a human scale, making them perfect venues for
intimate meetings with focused intent. The pervasive air of confidence and power throughout The Residences reflects
the stature and status of those who occupy these rooms.
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ACTIVITIES & SERVICES
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FITNESS
ACTIVITIES & SERVICES / FITNESS
A Place That Inspires Wellness
Park Hyatt fitness spaces inspire our guests to keep well and engage in
healthy activity. Our programming encourages wellness, exhilaration and motivation by inviting our guests to discover local
relevant workouts
and unique activities they can add to their home fitness routines.
Our fitness spaces offer a fresh, locally inspired environment, furnished with comprehensive, state-of-the-art equipment.
Everything guests need to develop a personalized workout is available to them.
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SPA
ACTIVITIES & SERVICES / THE SPA
Tranquility Made Personal
Park Hyatt spas are oases of urban tranquility—sanctuaries where our guests discover true serenity and balance through a
hyper-personalized experience.
Authentic to each location, Park Hyatt spas offer signature treatment techniques and products native to the destination, as
well as an environment adorned with and inspired by local art and design.
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RESIDENCES
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INTRODUCTION
Although each Hyatt-branded residential project is unique in its appearance, amenities, services, finishes and furnishings,
Hyatt-branded residences must conform to the following Hyatt-Branded Residential Standards.
All Hyatt-branded residential projects must follow the Area Program for the project. They must also follow the Brand
Experience Guide (BEG) design sections, as well as guidance provided in the Global Technical Standards (GTS) for the
respective region and hotel brand, unless explicitly defined differently in the following design standards.
Applicable GTS guidance includes but is not limed to the following chapters:
All Building Systems chapter, including Fire & Life Safety, Security, Guestroom Power, Data, Switching & Technology Requirements, Vertica
Transportation
Site & Building Exterior – including guidance for porte cochère and finishes
Arrival & Social Spaces – including public area finishes
Guestrooms & Suites – including bedroom finishes and standards that are not specifically listed below
Guestroom Corridors – including finishes and standards
Materials & Finishes
FF&E and OS&E Specifications
Audio Visual Systems – see section ‘Guestrooms & Suites’ for in-unit AV
Television Systems
Guestroom Electronic Door Lock System
Internet Systems
Guestroom Telephone Standards – for PABX guidance, bedroom telephones
Mock-Up Room and Prototype Room Process
Note: All images shown in the following sections are just for operational intent. The design will differ based on the
respective hotel brand and location.
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SITE & BUILDING

SITE & BUILDING EXTERIOR
For building signage refer to signage

guidance in the BEG.

The residences may share the hotel’s arrival / porte cochère.
If there is a separate entrance for the residences, the property will need an alternative arrival / porte cochère following
the standards of the branded
Stand-alone residences and villas should include outdoor features like landscaping, pool, outdoor fireplace,
veranda/deck.
It is recommended to minimally provide one parking space per unit, ideally in an integrated parking garage. Total numbe
of parking spaces is driven by market.
Driver’s Lounge with bathroom to be provided as needed by market.
An indoor and/or outdoor dog run can be added based on market demand
Provide controlled access so that dogs can be unleashed
If outdoors provide fence and shade
Provide water tap, waste bag dispensers and waste disposal receptacles
SERVICE & UTILITIES

Provide small service area on all residence floors, located off of main corridors and visually minimized as much as
possible. If a rental program is in place provide larger service area, including linen and cart storage.
If a rental program is in place provide linen chute within the service areas. The linen chute termination point should be
accessible from the hotel BOH
Trash and recycling chutes shall be provided for the residents. The chute doors shall be in a discreet location on each
floor accessible via the common corridor.
Where residents utilize power, heating and/or cooling from a central system, sub-metering shall be provided for each
unit, or a clear methodology shall be established for allocating costs.
ELEVATORS
Dedicated service elevator is required for larger properties
The residences in a tower environment should have a separate dedicated elevator with keyed access from the ground o
street level and access to the hotel
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COMMON FACILITIES
LOBBY/REGISTRATION/GUEST SERVICES
If a rental program is in place, the
hotel lobby will typically be shared
with the residences and residential
registration services will be provided
through the hotel front desk or other
designated approved location.
If no rental program is in place, the hotel lobby will typically not be shared with the residences. Residential registration
services will be provided through the residence front desk or other designated approved location.
If the residences require a separate lobby, it should follow the standards of the branded hotel.
Entrance doors to be securable at night. Main entry requires intercom with CCTV and card reader compatible with
electronic door lock system, and/or key pad.
MAIL & PACKAGE ROOM

To be located adjacent to the lobby
but shielded from public view. If the
lobby is shared with the hotel then
access control to the mail & package
room is required.
Provide one individually locked mailbox per unit. For postal service delivery provide secured access on opposite side of
guest facing access or provide master keyed doors that allow access to multiple units at once.
Do not place mailboxes below 600 mm / 24” from floor surface.
Provide horizontal surface for guests to organize mail.
Provide outgoing mailbox.
Integrate trash receptacle and paper recycling into millwork.
Provide shelving to organize larger parcels and packages within the mail room, or in adjacent package room.
Consider providing drop-off/pick-up location for dry cleaning services as required.
FOOD AND BEVERAGE OUTLETS

Food and beverage is typically
provided through the hotel
Optional bar/snack/market area and restaurant depending on the surrounding area, size of property, and liquor or othe
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FITNESS CENTER AND SPA

A dedicated fitness center for the
residences should have a minimum
size of 90 m2 / 1,000 sqft for
residences with up to 100 units. Add
30 m2 / 300 sqft for each additional
50 units.
If the fitness center is shared with the hotel, add 30 m2 / 300 sqft for each 50 units.
Space requirement might differ depending on location, brand or market.
If spa will be shared with the hotel then it must be adequately sized to accommodate hotel guests as well as residents.
POOL AND RECREATIONAL AMENITIES

Option of separate residential pool
area with clubhouse for larger Towels
and towel service may be available at
the hotel pool area
Storage space should be set up for supplies and equipment to service the pool and outdoor spa area next to or near the
pool and spa mechanical area
Hotel pool and amenity areas may be shared with residence owners, renters, and guests (although Hyatt reserves the
right to not permit sharing of the hotel pool if Hyatt determines that there is inadequate capacity)
OWNERS’ FACILITIES
Provide owners’ facilities as required in the Area Program. This might include for example: lounge, clubhouse, pool,
fitness center, communal work space, etc.
OWNERS’ STORAGE
For in-unit storage see section “Closets”
For each unit provide a temperature controlled, secured and private walk-in storage space for larger personal belonging
(e.g. golf clubs). Storage to be located on premises.
Provide communal bicycle storage on premises.
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REAL ESTATE SALES OFFICES

Review and approval of the sales offices design is required. It is recommended that the hotel ID designs the office to
ensure proper representation of the hotel brand.
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RESIDENTIAL UNITS
SIZE OF RESIDENCES
Property size varies with site.
Approximate unit sizes (interior wall to interior wall measurements without lockouts):
1bedroom: 55 – 95 m2 / 600 – 1,000 sqft

2 bedroom: 110 – 150 m2 / 1,200 – 1,600 sqft
3 bedroom: 150 – 190 m2 / 1,600 – 2,000 sqft
4 bedroom: 165 – 240 m2 / 1,800 – 2,600 sqft
Sizes are merely a guideline; consideration would be given to adjust the standards based on various factors, including the
hotel brand, local market, competitive set, and cultural differences.
UNIT ENTRY
Provide a small coat closet or FF&E piece to store coats, and any other gear appropriate to location (i.e., beach
accessories, umbrellas).
Provide a separate service entry when required by market.
LIVING ROOM
A sofa bed is required if a rental
program is in place. Queen-sized
mattress recommended.
If living room contains a sofa bed, then area must include adequate drawer space, access to a closet, and access to a
bathroom without entering other bedroom.
If rental program is in place follow GTS guidance for the respective hotel brand, including TV specifications, channel line
up and streaming solution. If no rental program is in place, minimally follow the guidance for TV size.
BEDROOMS
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Integrate drawers and/or cubbies into nightstands for storage.
If a rental program is in place follow GTS guidance for the respective hotel brand, including TV specifications, channel
line-up and streaming solution. If no rental program is in place, minimally follow the guidance for TV size.
CLOSETS
If a rental program is in place provide
small owners’ closet for personal
belongings. Closet should be lockable
with deadbolt. See section “Owners’
Storage” below.
Refer to “Guestrooms & Suites” in BEG and GTS of respective hotel brand. Master and Junior Master Bedroom closets
need to be walk-in with organizers:
Full height hanging space to be a minimum of 1,000mm / 40” linear width
A minimum of four drawers is required in the closet or casegoods. They must have a minimum size of 600mm width x
200mm height / 24” width x 8” height.
Consider allocating space for storage of luggage.
IN-UNIT LAUNDRY
Units should contain a vented
washer/dryer utility closet
Standalone residences must incorporate laundry room.
Washer/dryer should be of recognizable high-end brand for the local market. Stacked washer/dryers are permissible.
A communal laundry room with upgraded finishes may be approved by Hyatt depending on market and hotel brand.
BATHROOMS
Fixture requirements to follow the
standards of the respective hotel
brand
Integrate drawers and/or cubbies into vanity for storage
Private toilet compartment required for master bathrooms, recommended for all other bathrooms.
Illuminated makeup mirror as required by respective hotel brand.
A powder room is required in all 3- and 4-bedroom units
For luxury brands in cold weather locations: provide radiant heating in all bathrooms
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KITCHEN
Kitchen should be fully equipped with
the following. This might differ by
market:
Stovetop with exhaust hood and
oven. For luxury brands the hood
shall be ducted to the exterior of
the building, recommended for all
brands.
Full height refrigerator/freezer
Dishwasher
Sink, faucet with hand spray
Microwave
Coffee machine and filtered water
tap
If a rental program is in place:
Cooking utensils, cookware,
cutlery, dinnerware, flatware,
glassware and serve ware
All kitchen products should be recognizable high-end brand for the local market.
Cabinetry should have enough capacity to handle housewares, utensils, china, glassware, and storage of some dry food
products
Built in drawer/compartment for trash and recycling as required by local code
Stone, porcelain or wood flooring
Counters should be a non-porous hard surface such as stone or quartz, and appropriate for the respective brand.
Backsplash should be a non-porous hard surface such as porcelain, stone or quartz, and appropriate for the respective
brand.
Kitchen should include breakfast bar counter to minimally accommodate typical occupancy of unit.
DEN/STUDY
Include if required by Area Program
If room can be used as a sleeping
room it must contain adequate closet
space and access to a full bathroom.
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POWER, DATA, SWITCHING & TECHNOLOGY

Refer to “Guestroom Power, Data, Switching & Technology Requirements” in the GTS for the respective hotel brand
Each residence must have a doorbell
If a rental program is in place, “Do not Disturb Indicators” are required if mandated for respective hotel brand
Master on/off lighting control
Easily accessible universal duplex power and dual USB power outlets at desk and at bedsides
MEP
Fresh air and fan coil units to be individually controlled for each bedroom and living room by residence
OS&E
If a rental program is in place the OS&E set up should follow the set-up of the respective hotel brand. Refer to the BEG,
Operational Standards for details.
MOCK-UP ROOM PROCESS

If a rental program is in place, a residence mock-up room will be required. Refer to GTS “Mock-up Room and Prototype
Room Process”
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TECHNOLOGY SYSTEMS
If a rental program is in place, the property management system will be the same system used by the hotel to provide
inventory and accounting programming for all
If a rental program is in place and/or if the residences share elevators with the hotel/hotel lobby, the electronic door loc
system must be the same as utilized for the hotel. Refer to “Guestroom Electronic Door Lock System” in the GTS. If not,
an RFID door lock system is minimally required.
Any key card operated locks into FLS/MEP areas shall be compatible to the system used in the hotel BOH/MEP areas.
Wireless internet access must be provided per specifications in the “Internet Services” chapters of the GTS
If a rental program is in place, the telephones and telephone system must comply with “Guestroom Telephone
Standards” in the GTS.
If no rental program is offered, the residences need to have the ability to direct dial to the hotel front desk for hospitalit
services
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TECHNICAL STANDARDS
Please go to our Technical Standards (https://portal.hyattoffice.com/Sites/techstandards/SitePages/Search.aspx) page

for detailed information.
If you do not have a Hyatt Global ID please access through the Resource Portal.
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SIGNAGE
SIGNAGE GUIDELINES
Overview
Park Hyatt hotels provide discerning, affluent guests with elegant and luxurious accommodations.
Located in many of the world’s premier destinations, each Park Hyatt hotel is custom designed to combine
sophistication with distinctive regional character.
Park Hyatt hotels combine elegance and drama in their architecture, unifying modern trends and regional elements
through design.
A Park Hyatt hotel could offer spectacular views from the top floors of a high rise; city-center building, tranquil resort
settings or it may simply border one of the world’s most prestigious avenues.
Critically acclaimed architects, designers and artists help create remarkable inspirational settings and understated
elegance for these fine residences.
Quality Control Requirements
All materials and finishes used in signage must meet Hyatt Hotels Corporation’s (HHC) strict quality requirements.
The selected materials are to be free from visible defects, imperfections or any other abnormalities.
Signage that is required to be flat shall have no deflections or dents and once the finished product is installed all items
must remain flat and true. Visible fixings, welds and other manufacturing marks will not be accepted.
Any signage requiring a structural element is to use correct structural grade materials. Corrosion and oxidisation are to
be factored into the selection of the structural materials.
For any variation not available in this document please contact HHC.all of our branded communications speaks of a
company determined to provide an unforgettable experience.
You can access this document and all relevant files on: Hyatt Brand Manager (HBM) » Standards » Park Hyatt » Visual
Guidelines Templates
PRE-OPENING
PRE-OPENING SIGN TYPE & APPLICATIONS
Property Hoarding Overview
Enclosed please find guidelines for use in the creation of exterior
signage for new Park Hyatt hotels during the construction phase.
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These templates are featured in English but should be translated to local language and/or listed in dual language where
appropriate.
The brand typography, brand colors and basic layout must be adhered too. However, please work with your local agency or
designers to customize the photography and hotel features based on your particular needs. Your local production and/or
construction team should advise on the type of materials the hoardings should be produced on and specific installation
procedures based on your local weather, zoning laws and length of time the signage will be up.
PRE-OPENING/PARK HYATT RESORT
Notes
Park Hyatt Resort guidelines are same as Park Hyatt. Please note that black is changed to Gold 871 and all black and whi
imagery is replaced by color imagery.
This guide applies to single, double and triple panel versions.
SPECIFICATIONS
First Panel
Grid of hotel and property specific images. Please customize accordingly.
Second Panel
Brand logo on both sides of panel.

Property name.
“Opening Date” or “Opening Soon.”
Brand statement.
Hotel specific information optional.
Brand or property URL.
Development / Owner name.
Background color: Please use Gold 871.
PRE-OPENING/SINGLE PANEL/HORIZONTAL HOARDING
Notes
Image and copy guidelines presented Single Panel Mockup in Application

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Templates are in English. Please translate to local language as necessary
SPECIFICATIONS
First Panel
Hero image/ option to customize with hotel rendering

Brand logo.
Property name.
Brand or property URL. • Development / Owner name.
Brand statement.
Background color: Please use black
PRE-OPENING/DOUBLE PANEL/HORIZONTAL HOARDING/BRAND SPECIFIC
Notes
Image and copy guidelines presented Double Panel Mockup in Application

needs and unique selling points.
SPECIFICATIONS
First Panel
Second Panel

Property name.
Brand statement.
Background color: Please use black.
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PRE-OPENING/DOUBLE PANEL/HORIZONTAL HOARDING/HOTEL SPECIFIC
Notes
Image and copy guidelines presented Double Panel Mockup in Application

Templates are in English. Please translate to local language as necessary.
SPECIFICATIONS
First Panel
Second Panel

Property name.
Brand statement.
PRE-OPENING/TRIPLE PANEL/HORIZONTAL HOARDING/BRAND SPECIFIC
Notes
Image and copy guidelines presented Triple Panel Mockup in Application

SPECIFICATIONS
First Panel
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Second Panel

Property name.
Brand statement.
Third Panel
PRE-OPENING/DOUBLE PANEL/HORIZONTAL HOARDING/HOTEL SPECIFIC
Notes
Image and copy guidelines presented Triple Panel Mockup in Application

SPECIFICATIONS
First Panel
Grid of hotel and property specific images.

Please customize accordingly.
Second Panel

Property name.
Brand statement.
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Third Panel
Grid of hotel and property specific images.
Please customize accordingly.
PRE-OPENING/SINGLE PANEL/VERTICAL HOARDING
Notes
• Image and copy guidelines presented here are intended only as an example and may be adjusted to the hotel’s needs and
unique selling points.
SPECIFICATIONS
Single Panel - Option 1

Property name.
“Opening Date” or “Opening Soon”
Brand principles: Enriching, Uncommon,
Sophisticated.
Brand or property logo.
Single Panel - Option 2

Property name.
Brand statement or hotel specific information.
PRE-OPENING/DOUBLE PANEL/VERTICAL HOARDING

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Notes
Image and copy guidelines presented here are intended only as an example and may be adjusted to the hotel’s needs an
unique selling points.
SPECIFICATIONS
First Panel
Hero image/ option to customize with hotel rendering.

Property name.
Brand principles: Enriching, Uncommon, Sophisticated
Second Panel
Property name.
Brand statement or hotel specific information.
Brand principles: Enriching, Uncommon, Sophisticated.
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SIGNAGE
EXTERIOR/SIGN TYPES & APPLICATIONS/CITY PROPERTY SIGN
Overview
Depending on the building architecture and location, one or more of the following sign types should be selected for the
property. Material selection is to complement the architecture and landscape.
Sky Sign
Depending on location, architectural style and surrounding cityscape, skyline signage may be considered. This option
requires approval by HHC prior to commencement.
Porte Cochere
The porte cochere sign is to be fixed to the building canopy to identify the hotel’s main entrance from a distance.
Entrance Signs
Entrance signs are to be fixed to walls adjacent to or above pedestrian and vehicular entrances where identification is
required.
Monument Sign
The monument sign is to be positioned adjacent to the hotel’s main driveway entrance for vehicular entry.
EXTERIOR/SIGN TYPES & APPLICATIONS/RESORT PROPERTY SIGN
Overview
Depending on the building architecture and location, one or more of the following sign types should be selected for the
property. Material selection is to complement the architecture and landscape.
Entrance Signs
Entrance signs are to be fixed to walls adjacent to or above pedestrian and vehicular entrances where identification is
required.
Monument Sign
The monument sign is to be positioned at the limits of the hotel’s property adjacent to where the entrance road or drivewa
meets the main road.
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EXTERIOR/ELEMENTS/PROPERTY LOGO APPLICATION
Correct Application
The logo specifications provided by HHC are not to be altered or modified in any way. Always use the specific EPS artwork
available for your location. Brand logos are to be supplied by HHC.
Clear Space Rules
The minimum ‘clear space’ above and below the Property Logo is 6 times the ‘H height’ of the logo.
The minimum ‘clear space’ on either side of the Property Logo is 5 times the ‘H height’ of the logo.
Careful consideration must be given when applying the logo to architectural backgrounds. Always observe the clear space t
avoid infringements from architectural details, surface changes and outer limits of the building.
In addition ensure that the material, colors and illumination selected for signage provide adequate contrast for legibility
from the background it is applied on.
Place Descriptor
The place descriptor is only to be used on monument signs and entrance signs. No other signs are to use place descriptors.
EXTERIOR/ELEMENTS/PROPERTY LOGO APPLICATION—DUAL LANGUAGE
Correct Application
The logo specifications provided by HHC are not to be altered or modified in any way. Always use the specific EPS artwork
available for your location. Brand logos are to be supplied by HHC.
Clear Space Rules
The minimum ‘clear space’ above and below the Bilingual Property Logo is 6 times the ‘H height’ of the logo.
The minimum ‘clear space’ on either side of the Bilingual Property Logo is 5 times the ‘H height’ of the logo.
Careful consideration must be given when applying the logo to architectural backgrounds. Always observe the clear space t
avoid infringements from architectural details, surface changes and outer limits of the building.
In addition ensure that the material, colors and illumination selected for signage provide adequate contrast for legibility
from the background it is applied on.
Place Descriptor
The place descriptor is only to be used on monument signs and entrance signs. No other signs are to use place descriptors.
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EXTERIOR/ELEMENTS/TYPOGRAPHY
Overview
Typefaces should not be altered or distorted in any way.
To purchase Bembo fonts please go to: www.fonts.com
Brand and property logos will be supplied by HHC.
On Primary ID signs, Bembo Semibold may be used when a thicker stroke width is needed to increase visability. If this is
required, please contact HHC to provide final artwork of the logo in Bembo Semibold.
The approved typeface for all exterior signage is Bembo Semibold.
The approved typeface for all engraved or etched text on interior signage is Bembo Regular.
The approved typeface for all profile cut letters on interior signage is Bembo Semibold.
All signs are to use 25pt kerning for all text.
All signs to use uppercase with the exception of disclaimers which will use sentence case.
Please contact HHC for correct bilingual fonts.
EXTERIOR/ELEMENTS/MATERIALS & FINISHES
Overview
Must be submitted to HHC, the architect and/or interior designer for approval.
Must have suitable contrast to the background material.
Signage must complement the building character and landscape design.
Materials with patterns or designs on the panel are not accepted.
Acceptable Materials
Metal
Stone
Brushed, polished, matte and satin finishes to complement
Note
The letters pictured are examples of materials only and do not represent any graphic or typographic standards.
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ainless Steel Bronze Cast Iron
opper Stone Brass
EXTERIOR/SIGN SPECIFICATIONS/SKY SIGN
Specification and Construction
Sign is to be individual internally illuminated letters fixed to the top of the building facade in a position to maximize visibilit
Proper structural, electrical and lighting advice is to be sought before the sign is manufactured.
For letter sets up to 1.2M (4’) the sign is to have modified acrylic faces with metal trim cap. Letter sets greater than 1.2M (4
to have polycarbonate faces with metal retainers. All returns to be SM171S brushed aluminum.
Logos
Sky signs must use the approved Park Hyatt sky sign logo. The Park Hyatt sky sign logo is to be provided by HHC. No
additional elements are to be added.
Note
For the purpose of visibility in the sky sign only, the lines above and below the words Park Hyatt have been removed from
the logo. In all other cases the Park Hyatt logo must be used including the lines.
Installation Recommendation
All fixings are to be in an appropriate non-corrosive material to suit the facade material. Visible fixings are not permitted.
Illumination
All sky signs must be illuminated white by night. To be coordinated with lighting consultant.
EXTERIOR/SIGN SPECIFICATIONS/SECONDARY SKY SIGN –

CHINESE PROPERTIES ONLY
Secondary sky signs are only to be used on properties in China. They are to be individual internally illuminated characters
fixed to the top of the building facade in a position to maximize visibility.
The English sky sign will always appear on the primary (most visible) elevation, and the Chinese sky sign will appear on a
secondary elevation. If there is only one suitable position for a sky sign, it must be in English. English and Chinese sky signs
must never be positioned on the same elevation.
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The size of the sign is dependent on local requirements, architecture, visibility and the surrounding landscaping.
Logos
Secondary sky signs must use the approved Chinese text. Graphics should always be the Chinese characters only and not
include the address of the hotel or any other wording. No additional elements are to be added.
EXTERIOR/SIGN SPECIFICATIONS/SECONDARY SKY SIGN – CHINESE PROPERTIES ONLY
Sign is to be individual internally illuminated characters fixed to the top of the building facade in a position to maximize
visibility.
For letter sets up to 1.2M (4’) the sign is to have modified acrylic faces with metal trim cap. Letter sets greater than 1.2M (4
to have polycarbonate faces with metal retainers. All returns to be SM171S brushed aluminum.
Logos
Sky signs must use the approved Park Hyatt Chinese text. The Park Hyatt Chinese text is to be provided by HHC. No
additional elements are to be added.
Illumination
All sky signs must be illuminated white by night. To be coordinated with lighting consultant.
EXTERIOR/SIGN SPECIFICATIONS/ENTRANCE SIGNS
Sign is to be individual letters fixed to the building at a low level, either adjacent or above the hotel’s pedestrian entrances,
as required.
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Proper structural, electrical and lighting advice is to be sought before the sign is manufactured. The size of the sign may be
dependent on local requirements, visibility and the surrounding landscape.
Logos
Graphics should always be the full property logo with place descriptor (when available). No additional elements are to be
added.
All fixings are to be in an appropriate non-corrosive material to suit the wall material. Visible fixings are not permitted.
Illumination
Sign is to be spot lit. Internal illumination is not acceptable. To be coordinated with lighting consultant.
EXTERIOR/SIGN SPECIFICATIONS/MONUMENT SIGN
Sign is to be individual letters f ixed to a plynth at the limits of the hotel’s property adjacent to where the driveway or
entrance road meets the main road.
Proper structural, electrical and lighting advice is to be sought before the sign is manufactured. The plynth must
complement the hotel’s landscaping and architecture.
If the plynth is located within landscaping or foliage, the brand logo must be mounted high enough as to not be obscured b
plants or trees. The size of the sign may be dependent on local requirements, visibility and the surrounding landscape.
Logos
added.
Illumination
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EXTERIOR/SIGN SPECIFICATIONS/PORTE COCHERE
lunSpecification and Construction
Sign is to be individual letters fixed on the main entrance canopy.
The size of the sign may be dependent on local requirements, visibility and the surrounding landscape.
Logos
added.
Illumination
EXTERIOR/SIGN SPECIFICATIONS/MATRIX
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RISK MANAGEMENT SIGNAGE

This includes the following:
Back of House - Biohazards

Back of House - Chemicals
Back of House - Eye Wash Station
Back of House - Fire Exit
Back of House - Lifting
Back of House - Pallets
Back of House - Reporting Incidents
Back of House - Slips, Trips and Falls
Back of House - Spills
Business Center
Coat Rack
Cold Plunge
Exterior Doors
Fitness Center
Guest Door Evacuation
Hot Tub
In-room Safe
Laundry Chute
Parking Lot
Playground
Pool - General
Pool - Lift
Pool - Water Slide
Sauna
Steam Room
Valet
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DESIGN & ENVIRONMENT

HOW WE DESIGN THE EXPERIENCE

Our Comprehensive Approach to Experiential Design and the Physical Environment

OVERALL DESIGN APPROACH

Timeless & Tailored

The Park Hyatt brand’s signature

The effortlessness is born out of the

The Park Hyatt brand is grounded in the

As in parks themselves, at Park Hyatt

Our palette is based in muted and

We visually celebrate the unique patterns

CHARACTER & ATMOSPHERE

An Oasis of Calm & Wonder

Every Park Hyatt hotel is an expression of

Every property speaks in an architectural

and unique, inspired by its surroundings

CHARACTER & ATMOSPHERE

A Palpable Sense of Place

Each Park Hyatt hotel is a unique

The architectural vernacular must

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Pied À Terre / Home Away From

A prominent residential influence is

Pied À Terre / Home Away From

It is important to research the region /

Nature Meets Culture

The namesake “park” honors the

Nature Meets Culture

Every Park Hyatt hotel celebrates the

A story is told through each hotel’s

Thoughtfully curated artwork and styling

Contemporary interpretations of local

These subtle interpretations and

Adding Depth Through

Cues that place the contemporary hotel

The Environment Tells Our Story

The physical traits of the local

The urban neighborhood, the hotel’s

Every element of the design is another

To make each guest’s experience

Thoroughly understanding the local

AREA PROGRAM OVERVIEW

PARK HYATT AREA PROGRAM OVERVIEW

THIRD PARTY COLLABORATION

Transformation Through Shared

Collaboration with like-minded partners

ARRIVAL & SOCIAL SPACES

The Park Hyatt brand stresses the use of

Residential Comfort, Sophisticated

Every Park Hyatt hotel is an expression of

Prominent residential influence should

It is important to research private luxury

I INTIMATE & APPROACHABLE

Residential influence should be

Intimate & Approachable

The influence of local private residences

High ceilings and large cavernous

Details & finishes

While furniture and fixtures go a long

Styling & Accents

Residential-inspired design accents,

The Park Hyatt hotel arrival experience

The planning and programming for the

Design & Environment

Design & Environment