CHICAGO—Hyatt Inns Company introduced the growth of Hyatt’s model presence in New Orleans with Maison Métier (previously Maison de la Luz) and The Barnett (previously Ace Resort New Orleans), which have joined the Hyatt portfolio as affiliated resorts. The resorts are anticipated to affix Hyatt’s Unbiased Assortment of manufacturers and take part within the World of Hyatt loyalty program this 12 months. The 2 properties are owned by The Area Firms and managed by HRI Hospitality.
“Hyatt’s progress continues to be fueled by the leisure and way of life phase, and this model growth within the New Orleans market underscores Hyatt’s dedication to rising with intent in locations that matter most to Hyatt friends and World of Hyatt members,” stated Mike Waddell, senior vp of worldwide franchise operations, Hyatt. “Maison Métier and The Barnett spotlight New Orleans’ vibrant tradition, and we’re excited to broaden our model presence on this world-renowned metropolis with these two exceptional resorts which can be purposefully crafted to be a spot of discovery and pleasure by way of meals and beverage, artwork, music and past.”
Located on Carondelet Road, only one block from New Orleans’ Lafayette Sq., these two properties will quickly carry visitor experiences, lodging, and meals and beverage programming to Hyatt’s Unbiased Assortment of manufacturers.
Maison Métier (anticipated to affix The Unbound Assortment by Hyatt model as an independently branded resort in 2024)
Positioned in a 1908 constructing, Maison Métier is a Parisian guesthouse that has been preserved in its architectural integrity and consists of up to date finishes and furnishings. The resort affords 67 guestrooms and suites with interiors and immersive design touches. The salon-style bar positioned inside the resort, previously often known as Bar Marilou, maintains its partnership with Paris-based Quixotic Tasks.
The Barnett (anticipated to affix JdV by Hyatt model as an independently branded resort in 2024)
The Barnett can pay homage to the constructing’s historical past, together with its tenure as Barnett’s Furnishings Retailer, an area mom-and-pop fixture of a past-era neighborhood. The resort brings Artwork Deco and French Modernism influences to the Warehouse District. Along with property-wide updates, the resort’s culinary venues may have new identities, together with former mainstay Italian restaurant Josephine Estelle; rooftop and pool bar Alto; and music venue Three Keys. Seaworthy restaurant will stay beneath the identical model and culinary management. Visitors can anticipate updates for The Barnett’s bars and eating places to be unveiled this Fall.
“By collaborating with Hyatt, our friends can expertise essentially the most distinctive and energized properties in New Orleans, whereas benefiting from our affiliation with a world-class hospitality model,” stated Matt Schwartz, CEO at The Area Firms. “Area stays dedicated to New Orleans, our downtown, and our investments all through the town. The Barnett and Maison Métier are amongst a number of new initiatives presently underway that we’re excited to advance.”
“It’s a real honor to steward these two iconic New Orleans properties into their subsequent chapter of visitor service and experiences whereas including the wonderful advantages of the Hyatt model affiliation,” stated Michael Coolidge, chief funding and growth officer, HRI Hospitality. “Our workforce is devoted to enhancing every visitor’s expertise to create memorable moments and additional strengthening the native ties we’ve developed over HRI’s historical past within the New Orleans group.”
