Lanko·Grand Hyatt Hotel, Luxury hotel skyscraper in Chongqing, China

Lanko Grand Hyatt Hotel is a 258-metre, 56-storey skyscraper on Nanping Road in Chongqing's Nan'an District, with a roof height of 226 m below its antenna. Its postmodern facade uses muted colours, and the tower connects through a six-storey podium to the 158-metre, 41-storey Lanko·Hyatt Business Mansion.

Construction of the Lanko·Grand Hyatt began in 2000 and was completed in 2004 on Nanping Road in Chongqing's Nan'an District. The 258-metre tower, with 56 floors and a roof height of 226 m below its antenna, was built as part of the Lanko·Hyatt complex, which also includes the 41-storey, 158-metre Lanko·Hyatt Business Mansion, linked to it by a six-storey podium.

The name Lanko·Grand Hyatt pairs the local developer Lanko with the international Hyatt brand, a naming strategy that links a Chongqing project to global hotel operations. The hotel shares the Lanko·Hyatt complex with the 158-metre, 41-storey Lanko·Hyatt Business Mansion, joined by a six-storey podium.

The tower stands on Nanping Road in the Nan'an District, south of the Yangtze from Chongqing's central districts. It is linked by a six-story podium to the 158-metre Lanko·Hyatt Business Mansion, so the two towers share one base. The roof, antenna excluded, reaches 226 metres.

The name merges two concepts: Lanko reflects the local developer, while Grand Hyatt represents the international brand. This dual naming shows the strategy of connecting local and global identities.