The Bamboo Wall suite at Commune by the Great Wall, in Beijing's Yangqing District.
One similarity binds Hyatt's new launches for 2021: iconic locations
highlighted by corresponding architecture and experiences to showcase
the property's locale.
In Asia Pacific, openings this year include Andaz Bali (April),
Commune by the Great Wall (April), Hyatt Regency Koh Samui (July), Hyatt
Regency Tokyo Bay (July) and Hyatt Regency Guangzhou Zengcheng (July).
Event planners can book retreats, incentives or bleisure experiences
that are lifestyle-driven and nature-focused — in line with today's
pandemic-era demands.
For instance, Commune by the Great Wall in Beijing's
Yangqing District lies deep in the foothills of the Shuiguan Mountains,
a remote getaway just over an hour’s drive from downtown Beijing.
Marking the sixth property in China for The Unbound Collection by
Hyatt brand, the 176-key, 36-villa Commune by the Great Wall is just
walking distance to the The Great Wall, one of the Seven Wonders of the
World.
Hyatt Regency Tokyo Bay's Terrace King Guestroom.And in Japan's busy capital, Hyatt Regency Tokyo Bay,
located in Urayasu city in the Chiba Prefecture, offers an urban
getaway, while still being close enough to attractions such as Tokyo
Disney Resort®, the entertainment and shopping district of Odaiba, and
Makuhari Messe, one of Japan’s largest convention centres.
In Thailand, Hyatt Regency Koh Samui in North
Chaweng is touted as a "vacation gallery" — including a showpiece lobby,
the longest lobby arrival point in Koh Samui, and a collection of pools
each cascading down from the main pool on the upper deck of the resort.
Also, on top of the coastal landscape and protected forested zone
cocooning the property, the Gallery of Eight is a collection of sites in
the vicinity specially selected for their photogenic potential.