Hyatt Hotels has unveiled plans to open a new Hyatt Centric hotel in the lively beach town of Anjuna, Goa, by 2027. The move marks a key milestone in Hyatt's expansion within India's booming leisure hospitality sector.

Owned by Deventure Hotel and Resorts and managed by Nile Hospitality, the upcoming Hyatt Centric Anjuna Goa will be strategically located to attract a mix of leisure and business travellers, as well as small groups seeking Anjuna’s eclectic beach culture and nightlife.

Set to offer 150 keys, the hotel will feature a range of accommodations, from standard king and twin guest rooms to modern suites. Guests can expect a vibrant array of lifestyle amenities, including two restaurants with seasonal outdoor dining, a deli, a bar, and flexible spaces for meetings and events.

Dhruva Rathore, Vice President, Development, India & South West Asia, Hyatt, commented,

“The signing of this deal for Hyatt Centric Anjuna Goa marks a significant milestone in thoughtfully expanding Hyatt’s portfolio in India, particularly in a destination as dynamic as Anjuna. We are incredibly excited to introduce a hotel brand that truly immerses guests in the local culture, reflecting the vibrant spirit of this iconic Goan locale."

Rajeev Mukul, Chairman of Deventure Hotel and Resorts, added,

“We are proud to collaborate with Hyatt on the forthcoming opening of Hyatt Centric Anjuna Goa. Our aim is to create a distinctive lifestyle destination that resonates with both leisure and business travellers. With the expertise of Nile Hospitality and Hyatt’s global brand strength, we are confident this hotel will become a landmark in Anjuna.”

This announcement follows Hyatt’s consistent growth trajectory in India. With eight Hyatt Centric properties already operating in the country, the brand is steadily making its mark in India’s upscale lifestyle space. Last year, Hyatt also opened a Centric property in Bengaluru, Karnataka, further strengthening its presence in urban and leisure destinations.

Globally, Hyatt operates more than 1,450 hotels and all-inclusive properties across 79 countries, reaffirming its commitment to creating locally inspired, immersive hospitality experiences.