Hyatt Hotels Corporation continues its expansion in Italy with the announcement of three new openings in Rome and Taormina.
These projects, representing a total of 428 additional rooms and suites, notably mark the arrival of the Hyatt Regency and Thompson Hotels brands on the Italian market.
Already present in the country through six properties spread across Milan, Venice, Rome, Florence and Sardinia, Hyatt aims to strengthen its position in one of Europe’s leading tourist markets.
The group says it has quadrupled the capacity of its Italian portfolio since 2019 and plans to continue its expansion, as more than 40 openings are scheduled in Europe in the coming years.
These projects, representing a total of 428 additional rooms and suites, notably mark the arrival of the Hyatt Regency and Thompson Hotels brands on the Italian market.
Already present in the country through six properties spread across Milan, Venice, Rome, Florence and Sardinia, Hyatt aims to strengthen its position in one of Europe’s leading tourist markets.
The group says it has quadrupled the capacity of its Italian portfolio since 2019 and plans to continue its expansion, as more than 40 openings are scheduled in Europe in the coming years.
Two New Brands in Rome
The first announced opening concerns the upcoming Hyatt Regency Rome Central, with the inauguration planned for the end of the third quarter of 2026. Located near the Rome-Termini station, the property will primarily target business travelers, meetings and events.
This 238-room and suite hotel will notably offer a rooftop pool, a Pool Bar and the Niroma restaurant, inspired by Asian cuisine. It will be the first Italian property under the Hyatt Regency brand, which is already present in more than 240 hotels and resorts worldwide.
A few months later, in the fourth quarter of 2026, Hyatt also plans to open the Thompson Rome. This property will mark the lifestyle brand’s debut in Italy.
Housed in a renovated historic building near the Colosseum, the Roman Forum and the Piazza Venezia, the hotel will count 69 rooms. Three dining spaces are planned, including a sixth-floor restaurant inspired by the Italian Riviera as well as a rooftop cocktail bar.
This 238-room and suite hotel will notably offer a rooftop pool, a Pool Bar and the Niroma restaurant, inspired by Asian cuisine. It will be the first Italian property under the Hyatt Regency brand, which is already present in more than 240 hotels and resorts worldwide.
A few months later, in the fourth quarter of 2026, Hyatt also plans to open the Thompson Rome. This property will mark the lifestyle brand’s debut in Italy.
Housed in a renovated historic building near the Colosseum, the Roman Forum and the Piazza Venezia, the hotel will count 69 rooms. Three dining spaces are planned, including a sixth-floor restaurant inspired by the Italian Riviera as well as a rooftop cocktail bar.
A Second Park Hyatt in Italy
In the longer term, Hyatt plans the opening of the Park Hyatt Taormina in 2028. This property will become the second Park Hyatt hotel in Italy, after Park Hyatt Milan.
Located in Taormina, a premium destination on the eastern Sicilian coast, the hotel will comprise 121 suites. The project includes private terraces, views of the Ionian Sea and Mount Etna, a regional-inspired gastronomic offer and a spa.
According to Hyatt, these new openings respond to sustained demand in the high-end, lifestyle and luxury segments.
The group also emphasizes the potential for converting existing hotels to accelerate the development of its international brands in the most coveted Italian destinations.
“Italy represents an important growth market for Hyatt, as it combines strong tourist demand with a broad fleet of independent hotels,” explains Nuno Galvao Pinto, Vice President Development EAME of the group.
Located in Taormina, a premium destination on the eastern Sicilian coast, the hotel will comprise 121 suites. The project includes private terraces, views of the Ionian Sea and Mount Etna, a regional-inspired gastronomic offer and a spa.
According to Hyatt, these new openings respond to sustained demand in the high-end, lifestyle and luxury segments.
The group also emphasizes the potential for converting existing hotels to accelerate the development of its international brands in the most coveted Italian destinations.
“Italy represents an important growth market for Hyatt, as it combines strong tourist demand with a broad fleet of independent hotels,” explains Nuno Galvao Pinto, Vice President Development EAME of the group.
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