When completed, the hotel will feature a dining and bar area, a fitness center, a business center, a market pantry, a guest laundry room and an outdoor pool, according to developer Sam Moon Group. 602-740-9975. www.hyatt.com
Hyatt House Hotel to open in Shenandoah in late April
The hotel will be one of three that have come to Shenandoah this year. (Courtesy Hyatt House The Woodlands Shenandoah)
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A Hyatt House Hotel is nearing completion next to Metropark Square at 18645 Residence Drive, Shenandoah. It is expected to open its doors April 28.
When completed, the hotel will feature a dining and bar area, a fitness center, a business center, a market pantry, a guest laundry room and an outdoor pool, according to developer Sam Moon Group. 602-740-9975. www.hyatt.com
When completed, the hotel will feature a dining and bar area, a fitness center, a business center, a market pantry, a guest laundry room and an outdoor pool, according to developer Sam Moon Group. 602-740-9975. www.hyatt.com
By Andrew Christman
Andrew joined Community Impact Newspaper in early 2019 after moving from Indiana. He is a 2015 graduate from Indiana State University, where he received degrees in English and journalism. He has written for a number of small town publications throughout his career as a reporter.
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