Hyatt Announces Plans for First Andaz Hotel in Hong Kong

Hyatt to Open First Andaz Hotel in Hong Kong Central in 2027

Hyatt Hotels Corporation recently announced that one of its affiliates has signed a management agreement with Wing Tai Properties Limited and CSI Properties Limited to establish the first Andaz-branded hotel in Hong Kong. Scheduled to open in 2027, the Andaz Hong Kong Central will be part of Central Crossing, a mixed-use development located at 118 Wellington Street in Central, Hong Kong. This project will feature commercial offices, green spaces, and preserved heritage architecture.

Andaz Hong Kong Central will feature 125 guest rooms and suites, an all-day dining restaurant, a Living Room social space, and a fitness center. The property will showcase the city’s diverse cultural identity, seamlessly blending elements of tradition and modernity in both its design and experiences.

The project will also introduce Andaz Village, a retail hub that brings together wellness, dining, and lifestyle concepts.

“We are honored to be part of this landmark project with Wing Tai Properties and CSI Properties in the heart of Central, building on our deep roots in Hong Kong since the opening of Hyatt’s first hotel outside the United States here in 1969,” said David Udell, Group President, Asia Pacific, Hyatt.

“The continued growth of the Andaz brand reflects our focus on intentional expansion in key locations and distinctive experiences for discerning travellers.”

“I have always loved Hong Kong. There are so many hidden sides waiting to be discovered that often go unexplored,” said Amar Lalvani, President & Creative Director of the Lifestyle Group, Hyatt.

“At Andaz hotels, we want to draw out those creative currents to give our guests an enriching exploration of this remarkable city.”

“This collaboration is of great value, and we are proud to come together with Hyatt to introduce Hong Kong’s first ever Andaz hotel at Central Crossing. This underscores our determination and commitment to create a new lifestyle landmark in Central,” said Edward Cheng, Deputy Chairman and Chief Executive, Wing Tai Properties Limited.

“With the arrival of Andaz Hong Kong Central and the first Andaz Village, alongside the area’s distinctive historical and cultural ambiance, Central Crossing is set to become a destination where luxury meets culture. The development will offer a fresh, unparalleled leisure and entertainment experience for the community and visitors from around the world—leveraging the Andaz brand’s dedication to honoring local culture and showcasing this neighborhood in fascinating new perspectives.”

“We are excited about the unveiling of this first Andaz hotel and the debut of Andaz Village,” said Mico Chung, Chairman and Executive Director of CSI Properties.

“Together with the project’s premium office space, green leisure areas, and the surrounding district’s rich history and culture, Central Crossing will inject fresh vitality into the Central community. Leveraging the Andaz brand’s unique strength in weaving local culture into the guest experience, we believe Andaz Hong Kong Central will blend world class amenities with the warmth of best-in-class hospitality and become a must-visit destination for locals and international travellers from all over.”

Located in Hong Kong’s Central district, the hotel will be near major cultural landmarks, including Tai Kwun, PMQ, and Central Market. They will be connected to key transportation hubs via the city’s central walkway system.

“My goal is to establish Andaz Hong Kong Central as the vibrant soul of Central Crossing,” said Hervé Mazella, General Manager of Andaz Hong Kong Central.

“Rooted in its local surroundings and infused with the spirit of Hong Kong, the one-of-a-kind lifestyle hotel will reflect the city’s rich blend of business, art, culture, and heritage, and serve as a creative, energetic hub that celebrates authenticity and connection. I look forward to bringing the Andaz brand’s signature lifestyle experiences to Hong Kong to deliver elevated experiences for our guests.”

The new hotel will join Hyatt’s growing Andaz portfolio across Asia Pacific, with upcoming properties in Shanghai, Bangkok, and Australia’s Gold Coast.