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By Manu Vardhan Kannan
Published on April 14, 2026
Hyatt Hotels is stepping up its growth plans in India, with a focus on introducing new brands, exploring partnerships, and expanding its overall presence in the country. The company is looking to bring brands like The Standard and UrCove to India as part of its broader strategy.
Currently, Hyatt operates 55 properties in India with around 10,500 keys. The brand already has 9 of its global brands in the country, and this number is expected to increase to 10 with the upcoming launch of The Destination in Jaipur later this year.
Sharing insights at the Hotel Investment Conference, South Asia (HICSA) 2026, David Udell, Group President, Asia Pacific, Hyatt, said, "We have 36 brands globally, of which we currently have 9 in India that will go up to 10 with the addition of The Destination in Jaipur expected this year. India is our top market presenting opportunities for all our brands. Over the next couple of years, we are looking at both organic and inorganic growth in the country, focusing on creating distinctive, experience-led destinations,"
Hyatt is also in discussions with partners to introduce The Standard and UrCove brands in India. Stephen Ho, President Greater China and Growth, Asia Pacific, Hyatt, said, "Currently, we are exploring and talking with our different partners for introducing The Standard and UrCove brands in India,"
As part of its expansion approach, the company is considering acquisitions in collaboration with financial institutions and developers. It is also exploring the possibility of setting up a fund similar to the Atona Impact Fund in Japan, which supports property acquisitions and development projects.
In terms of its immediate pipeline, Hyatt plans to add five new properties this year, including locations in Bhopal, Bengaluru, and Lansdowne, along with The Standard in Jaipur.
Looking ahead, the company aims to cross 110 properties in India by 2030. With strong confidence in the market, Hyatt’s strategy focuses on building unique, experience-driven destinations while expanding across key locations in the country.
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