The Hyatt Regency Incheon Paradise City officially opened this week, following a revamp and rebranding of the 501-room hotel.
Speaking of the opening, Hyatt Regency Incheon Paradise City General Manager HyunMi Bae noted that “Hyatt Regency Incheon Paradise City will serve as a seamless connection between the airport and Paradise City, a world-class entertainment destination”.
The hotel is a five-minute walk from Paradise City, and is designed to ‘seamlessly connect global travelers to the integrated resort’s wellness, entertainment, gaming and cultural experiences’.
The property features 501 guestrooms, including 34 suites. With the new opening, Paradise City now offers a total of 1,270 guestrooms ‘to cater to more international guests’.
Paradise had announced its acquisition of the Grand Hyatt Incheon West Tower (its former branding) in September of last year for KRW210 billion ($151 million), expecting to close the deal by October 31st. However, the acquisition was delayed. The operation contract for the property expired on March 1st, with Paradise to operate the hotel directly following its revamped opening.
Paradise had previously indicated that the acquisition was intended to strengthen its competitiveness as an integrated resort operator and to expand demand from overseas tourists, thereby securing a foundation for sustainable growth.
Paradise City operates 178 tables (131 baccarat, 18 blackjack and 29 others) and 332 slots at its 8,727 square meter casino. Japanese VIP play is the main contributor in regards to casino drop.
