Playa Hotels & Resorts Completes $20m Renovation at Hyatt Ziva Puerto Vallarta

PUERTO VALLARTA, MEXICO – All-inclusive resort operator Playa Hotels & Resorts has officially unveiled a $20 million renovation at the Hyatt Ziva Puerto Vallarta, part of Hyatt Hotels’ Inclusive Collection. The extensive updates include refreshed guest rooms, new dining options, and various amenity expansions, aiming to enhance the all-inclusive luxury experience for travelers.

Elevated Accommodations and Amenities
Situated on Mexico’s Pacific coast, the resort’s 244 guest rooms in the North Tower now feature updated air-conditioning systems, modern woodwork, smart TVs, Nespresso machines, and ocean-inspired décor. Guests can also enjoy upgraded sliding glass doors and balconies offering panoramic Pacific Ocean views. Outside the rooms, a refurbished lobby, upgraded pickleball courts, and structural improvements further contribute to the elevated environment.

Expanded Culinary and Event Spaces
The property’s dining offerings now include Tamari, an Asian-fusion restaurant with live Teppanyaki cooking, adding to the Hyatt Ziva’s existing global cuisine lineup. Additionally, a newly redesigned KidZ Club—complete with jungle-themed activities for children aged four to 12—serves as an upgraded space for family-friendly fun.

Event facilities also received significant attention. A new terrace showcasing Pacific Ocean views is now available for weddings and private events, while existing spaces have been refreshed to accommodate a variety of functions.

Commitment to Innovation
Fernando Mulet, Playa Hotels & Resorts executive vice president and chief investment officer, underscored the company’s dedication to offering world-class experiences. “Delivering exceptional hospitality requires ongoing innovation, and we are excited to unveil these revitalised spaces at Hyatt Ziva Puerto Vallarta,” he said. “These updates not only enhance the guest experience but also reinforce our commitment to setting new standards in all-inclusive luxury through elevated accommodations and innovative experiences.”

Future Upgrades and Broader Portfolio
Ongoing improvements slated for completion this year include renovations to the North Tower’s elevators and emergency stairways, as well as the debut of Melanzanne, an Italian dining concept with ocean views. The recent refurbishment at Hyatt Ziva Puerto Vallarta reflects Playa Hotels & Resorts’ broader investment strategy, which includes 22 resorts totaling 8,342 rooms across multiple brands.

In a related development, Hyatt Hotels announced the sale of $1 billion in bonds earlier this year to help finance its $2.6 billion acquisition of Playa Hotels & Resorts. The strategic move is expected to further boost Playa Hotels & Resorts’ capacity to expand and enhance its all-inclusive offerings.

PUERTO VALLARTA, MEXICO – All-inclusive resort operator Playa Hotels & Resorts has officially unveiled a $20 million renovation at the Hyatt . . .

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