Hyatt Regency Vancouver, Modern skyscraper in downtown Vancouver, Canada
The Hyatt Regency Vancouver is a 35-floor tower at 655 Burrard Street, standing 109 metres tall and holding 650 rooms, the most of any single hotel building in the city. It is attached to the Royal Centre complex and was Vancouver's tallest hotel until 2001. Construction ran from about 1969 to late 1973, delayed by strikes and labour disputes.
The building opened in 1973 and served as the city's tallest hotel for nearly three decades. Its completion marked an important moment in downtown Vancouver's modern development.
The building is integrated into the Royal Centre complex and reflects the modern architecture that shaped downtown Vancouver. Visitors experience the contemporary hotel culture of the city, where international guests from around the world gather.
The hotel is located in the heart of the city and is easy to reach on foot or by public transport. Access to the Royal Centre complex allows visitors to conveniently explore the shopping and dining options there.
In 2003, the hotel staff created the world's largest Gingerbread Man, setting a world record. This culinary achievement reveals the creative and playful side of the property.
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