
Most people celebrate their 25th anniversary by exchanging silver–but the Grand Hyatt Denver embarked on a $28 million renovation to commemorate their 25th instead.
From the new Pub17 to completely renovated rooms, lobby, pool area and meeting rooms to the new state of the art rooftop running track and tennis court, the Grand Hyatt, 1750 Welton in downtown Denver, is matching their stellar reputation with the newest decor and technology.
Guest rooms take advantage of Rocky Mountain vistas and incorporating rich textures, natural materials and warm modern furnishings. Meeting rooms combine comfort and functionality and incorporate the same warm surroundings as the rooms and lobby area.
The Hyatt proclaims itself as “a juxtaposition of nature and and urbanism,” and also brings to guests and visitors the highest quality in customer service and host offerings. The historic Pinnacle Club on the 38th floor is not only rich in decor, but in history as well. What began as the Petroleum Club in 1978 has become the stylish and elegant Pinnacle Club and the old saying of “if these walls could talk” is especially appropo here (the new walls as well as the old.)
The unveiling party for this truly “Grand” hotel was Monday, August 19. General Manager Greg Leonard proudly presented the new Rocky Mountain gem to the city with style and panache indicative of the way the hotel is operated.
“What makes this renovation such a stand-out is the blend of contemporary with indigenous decor,” said Leonard. “It is all designed to bring the outside in; a reminder of the scenic and exuberant place that is the Mile High City.”
For information about the hotel, the 25th anniversary renovations or to make reservations, log on to http://www.granddenver.hyatt.com.
- Street level at the Grand Hyatt Denver
- Rebekah Huehnel, Wendy Foster and Heather Goldstein
- Pinnacle Club views
- Lisa Saladino Garife and Desiree Shank at the Grand Hyatt
- Nick Paulakovich, James Manfield, John Jordan, Andrew Wietstock, Noah McCormack, Matt Gautreau and Marianne Owens
- Joni Bouverom, Connie Sower and Pamela Varga of CWT Travel
- From left: Tom Curley, Steven Okuley, Mark Stiebeling and Hyatt Regency GM Ed Bucholtz
- Hyatt staff members Hanna Vitewa and Biruk Bevlo
- Lindsay Nyman, Jeff Hoff, Amy James and Andy Meece, of Pinnacle Real Estate Advisors
- Brian Smith, Paul Resch, Eric Huyt, Scott Lane, Alex Lomas and Greg Leonard
- Ellen Jaskol and Marty Meitus
- Elizabeth Taylor, Ali Lavendar, Danielle Octavi, Christine Ziska and Megan Pool
- John and Judy Rough with Cynthia Woodley and David Cox
- Desi Navarro, Jason Finnegan, Kristin McCarthy and Tammy Nappholz
- Pinnacle Club
- Tim and Cece Litherlandwith Liz Fagan and Jeff Manson
- A few inside the Grand Hyatt lobby, newely remodled
- Live music at cocktail hour
- Quite gourmet at the Grand Hyatt, staff member Lupe Auna serves guests at cocktail hour
- Brian Bars and Matt Haszel
- Pinnacle Club
- Jessica Ling (left) woth travel writer Diana Rowe and Rachel Root
- Just one of the many live acts at the Grand Hyatt grannd re-opening party
- Live music by the Swing Street Jazz Trio
- Luis Gonzales, Grand Hyatt staff member
- A look at the Grand Hyatt check-in area
- The fresh, new lobby bar at the Grand Hyatt hotel
- Stephanie Treusein and Grand Hyatty executive chef John Treusein with Phyllis and Chris Losordo
- Royal purple decor at cocktail hour
- Hyatt staff, from left, Samantha Davis, Jenaca Rodriguez and Chad Laskowski
- The brand new wine selection
- The luxurious lobby across 17th street in the second part of the Grand Hyatt hoteol
- Pinnacle Club at the Grand Hyatt offers views from the 38th floor
- Pinnacle Club, 38th floor
- 38th floor cityscape
- Starkey Productions staff, from left, Rachel Lessard, Shannon Brohard, Jeanna Finch and Brenna Thistle
- Pinnacle Club ballroom
- Music by Parkour
- Parkour performs live
- Rae Klapperich, Starkey Productions