Hyatt Regency Ekaterinburg Opens in Russia

Hyatt Hotels & Resorts announced its Hyatt Regency brand debuted in Russia with the opening of the 296-room Hyatt Regency Ekaterinburg. Situated in Russia’s fourth-largest city and the capital of the Ural region, the hotel is the second Hyatt property in the country following Ararat Park Hyatt Moscow.

Additional Hyatt development plans in Russia include Grand Hyatt Moscow Residences & Spa, the first phase of which will open this year with 18 exclusive residences for long-term rental, a Hyatt Pure spa and a signature restaurant.

Located in the rapidly developing financial center of the city on the bank of the Iset River and across from Drama Theatre, Hyatt Regency Ekaterinburg has been designed by the renowned Parisian architecture firm Valode & Pistre.

In keeping with the Hyatt Regency emphasis on authenticity, the 20-story hotel reflects the city’s flavor and culture in the design of its common areas and the 296 deluxe rooms and suites. Guestrooms, including 56 suites, are equipped with wireless Internet access and ergonomic working areas.

The Regency Club functions as a “hotel within a hotel,” offering guests an executive retreat for working or dining and the services of a dedicated concierge. Regency Club guests enjoy complimentary continental breakfast as well as cocktails and canapés in the early evening.

The 1,830-square-foot Presidential Suite features a king bedroom and marble master bath with walk-in shower and jet spa tub, an entrance foyer, dining and living areas, a kitchenette, guest bath and private board room. Every possible amenity for privacy, luxury and comfort is available, including remote-controlled curtains.

Hyatt Regency Ekaterinburg boasts technologically advanced meeting and event facilities with nearly 27,000 square feet of conference and banquet space including a 6,500-square-foot pillar-free ballroom, five meeting rooms and one boardroom. The hotel’s Business Center is equipped with multimedia technology, high-speed wireless Internet access, and individual workstations.