US EditionPark Hyatt Vancouver Will Open in 2026 - The Points Guy
- Hyatt Hotels Corporation will rebrand the former Shangri-La Vancouver at 1128 West Georgia Street as the Park Hyatt Vancouver in 2026.
- The rebranding follows the property’s departure from Shangri-La as of June 30, 2025, after operating immediately as Hyatt Vancouver Downtown Alberni.
- The multi-million-dollar renovation will upgrade the guestrooms, residential-style lobby, spa, and public areas, introducing sophisticated design elements and distinctive experiences that will elevate the property as it joins the Park Hyatt brand.
- The 119-room hotel, currently classified as a Category 7 property within the World of Hyatt program, is expected to be upgraded to Category 8 following its transformation into a Park Hyatt. This change will enhance Hyatt’s luxury footprint in Canada's key urban centers, making it the second Park Hyatt location in the country alongside Park Hyatt Toronto.
- This rebranding and renovation suggest Hyatt’s strategic expansion in Vancouver’s luxury market, offering personalized experiences in a prominent downtown location once known as Vancouver’s tallest building.
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The ProvinceUPDATED: Brookfield Properties buys Shangri-La hotel and retail space in downtown Vancouver tower
Hyatt Hotels Corporation says it is planning a multi-million dollar redesign and that the hotel will be part of its Park Hyatt brand
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Park Hyatt Vancouver will open in 2026 - The Points Guy
The former Shangri-La Vancouver has moved to World of Hyatt and is currently operating as the Hyatt Vancouver Downtown Alberni. However, a Hyatt press release states that once a “multi-million-dollar redesign enhances and elevates the hotel’s guestrooms, residential-style lobby, public spaces and spa,” the property will become the Park Hyatt Vancouver sometime in 2026. Related: Best Park Hyatt hotels, according to Globalists The 119-room propert…
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