Hyatt Regency Hill Country Resort and Villas unveiled its 2.2-acre swimming lagoon on March 5 during a ribbon-cutting ceremony.

The details

Completing a more than $100 million renovation of the resort over a three-year period, the ribbon-cutting ceremony marked the completion of the Big Spring swimming lagoon, which features white sand beaches and offers water sport activities in the Hill Country. The ceremony also marked the completion of the resort's multi-phase renovation.

Renovations included:

  • Updated guestrooms
  • Five standalone luxury villas
  • The addition of the Rancher Hall event barn
  • Updated restaurants
  • The new Woodbine Bar
  • The installation of 35 high-tech Toptracer Range golf bays at the Hill Country Golf Club, including 20 covered bays and 15 uncovered bays
  • Revitalization of Windflower spa
“[The Big Spring Lagoon] transforms how we sell and how guests experience this resort. It enhances our ability to grow business, while adding [a new] aquatic experience alongside our iconic lazy river,” said Steve Smith, general manager of Hyatt Regency Hill Country Resort and Villas. “This has been a period of strong reinvestment and growth for our resort. None of this would be possible without the exceptional Hill Country team, their dedication and the culture [that] truly sets this property apart.”