Hyatt Regency returns to Korea with 12 event venues

501-key hotel now forms part of a dual-brand property after a partial rebrand of the Grand Hyatt Incheon.

The hotel is linked to the Paradise City integrated development.
The hotel is linked to the Paradise City integrated development.

The 501-key Hyatt Regency Incheon Paradise City has opened its doors, anchoring significant MICE capacity adjacent to the South Korean Paradise City integrated resort, minutes away from Incheon International Airport.

The hotel, rebranded from the former west tower of Grand Hyatt Incheon, marks the return of the Hyatt Regency brand to South Korea. The dual-branded development now offers a combined total of 1,270 guestrooms.

The rebranded property features 12 event venues, with the largest being the 1,250sqm Regency Ballroom for up to 1,144 guests for large-scale conferences and events.

Other function spaces include the 230sqm Regency Salon for up to 140 guests, the 165sqm Atelier for executive meetings and workshops of up to 112 attendees, and the 116sqm Chamber for smaller private sessions.

The hotel also offers four conference rooms ranging from 47sqm to 74sqm, suitable for meetings, breakout sessions and small conferences.

Guestrooms include 34 suites with floor-to-ceiling windows overlooking the airport, resort complex and surrounding gardens.

Other facilities include two swimming pools – including a children’s pool – spa and sauna facilities, and access to a fitness centre located within Grand Hyatt Incheon. Dining options include the all-day Market Café, Swell Lounge, outdoor Pool House restaurant and the top-floor Regency Club lounge overlooking the airport.

Guests are also within walking distance of Paradise City’s attractions, including the Wonderbox indoor theme park, Cimer spa, entertainment venues and casino.


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