Hyatt opens first Hyatt Studios extended stay hotel
Hyatt Hotels Corporation has celebrated the grand opening of its first-ever Hyatt Studios hotel, Hyatt Studios Mobile / Tillmans Corner in Mobile, AL.
Following its soft opening in February, the hotel marked the occasion by welcoming local officials, Hyatt leaders, hotel owners and operators, customers, and community members.
The first Hyatt Studios is the brand’s fresh take on the extended stay, designed as the perfect balance of comfort and modern convenience, it says.
“The grand opening of Hyatt Studios Mobile / Tillmans Corner marks an exciting milestone as we continue to expand our offerings to meet the growing demand for extended stay,” said Dan Hansen, global head of Hyatt Studios.
“This is just the beginning for the Hyatt Studios brand as the brand demonstrates enthusiasm among hotel owners and developers for this brand.”
Located in Tillmans Corner less than 10 miles from Mobile International Airport, the hotel offers convenient access to downtown Mobile, Gulf Coast attractions, and nearby corporate offices.
Guests can explore local landmarks like the USS Alabama Battleship Memorial Park, GulfQuest National Maritime Museum, Bellingrath Gardens, and the Mobile Carnival Museum.
Hyatt Studios Mobile / Tillmans Corners features 122 studio apartment-style suites designed for comfort and functionality.
Each has a well-equipped kitchen and a comfortable sleeping area along with a separate lounge area.
The Hyatt Studios brand features a 24/7 Market stocked with snacks and easy-to-make meals, a Free Grab ‘n’ Go Breakfast, and a 24-hour Fitness Studio.
Additional amenities include a self-service laundry, an outdoor patio with a firepit and grill, and an expanded Borrows Program, where guests can borrow everyday essentials like blenders, board games, and items for kids and pets.
Partner 3H Group is also advancing its next Hyatt Studios projects in Huntsville, AL and Jacksonville, FL along with the new opening in Mobile.
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