Hyatt Place Seaport Now Open

The Hyatt Place Boston/Seaport District is now open as part of the Parcel K mixed-use project. Located just steps away from Boston’s Harbor waterfront, the 297-room Hyatt Place hotel is a collaborative effort with McWHINNEY, a Colorado-based real estate investment, and development firm.

The new hotel features the Hyatt Place brand’s intuitive design, casual atmosphere and practical amenities, including free Wi-Fi and 24-hour food offerings, in addition to a curated art collection. The project’s design team included local architect, Arrowstreet and interior design group, Group One Partners. Hyatt will serve as the hotel’s operator.

Because Hyatt’s efforts are grounded in listening and fueled by care, Hyatt Place hotels combine style, innovation and 24/7 conveniences to create an easy to navigate experience for today’s multi-tasking traveler. Hyatt Place Boston/Seaport District is conveniently located in the heart of the Seaport District overlooking Boston’s Harborwalk and Fish Pier. The pet-friendly hotel is surrounded by breathtaking harbor views, outdoor public art, green spaces and popular restaurants. Just minutes from Boston Logan Airport by boat, car or public transit, and a short walk from the Boston Convention and Exhibition Center, this hotel is conveniently located for a business or leisure stay in Boston.

“This new hotel is a great addition to the Seaport community, offering hotel guests incredible waterfront views, modern spaces and tech-friendly amenities,” said Dave Johnstone, McWHINNEY chief investment officer – hospitality. “Hotel guests will enjoy all the amenities and walkability during their stay, including an amazing 12th floor fitness center and lounge and patio offering incredible Boston Harbor views.”

The hotel’s thoughtful and intuitive design ensures guests move seamlessly from work to relaxation. Hyatt Place Boston/Seaport District offers:

• 297 spacious floor-to-ceiling window guestrooms with separate spaces to sleep, work and play, as well as a Cozy Corner sofa-sleeper, of which 54 rooms consist of oversized suite rooms
• Complimentary breakfast for guests featuring a variety of pre-packaged or individually wrapped hot and cold breakfast items to suit all guests’ needs
• Lobby Bar and patio seating featuring specialty coffees and premium beers, as well as wines and cocktails; seating outside with harbor views off the lobby bar is also available seasonally
• The Market serving freshly prepared, pre-packaged meals anytime – day or night
• 12th floor Guest Lounge and Patio featuring a large area for relaxing and networking with picturesque views of the Boston Harbor
• 12th floor Fitness Center featuring cardio equipment with LCD touchscreens and views of the Boston Harbor
• Event Space offering 6,724 square feet of spaciously designed and flexible, high-tech meeting/function space
• Free Wi-Fi throughout hotel and guestrooms
• Necessities program for forgotten items that guests can buy, borrow or enjoy for free

“Boston is a robust and vibrant city filled with friendly people, great neighborhoods and ethnic restaurants and local breweries. There is an ever-expanding list of great places to dine, visit, see or do business in,” said Director of Sales Mary Lynn Daur Parenteau, Hyatt Place Boston Seaport District. “Our hotel is centrally located to all of them, and we are confident that Hyatt Place Boston Seaport District will exceed guest expectations in providing them everything they would need for a most memorable stay.”

The hotel features six light-filled, versatile event venues totaling more than 6,000 square feet of meeting space, all offering scenic Boston Harbor views and the latest in audiovisual technology.

“As Boston continues working to support the economy in light of COVID-19, we are excited to add to the momentum and welcome the first Hyatt Place hotel to the city’s Seaport waterfront area,” said General Manager Marcos Piteira. “With our smartly designed social spaces and guestrooms with separate work and sleep areas, our multitasking guests can easily accomplish what they need to do while on the road as they begin to travel again.”

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