Hyatt Regency Dallas at Reunion

Hyatt Regency Dallas at Reunion
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Site size: 6 acres
Hotel guest rooms: 1,120
Function space: 160,000 square feet (interior)
Opened: 1978
Hotel expansion: 2000
300 Reunion Boulevard
Dallas, Texas 75207
Phone: 214.651.1234
Fax: 214.742.8126
www.dallasregency.hyatt.com
www.dallasunionstation.com
www.reuniontower.com
www.wolfgangpuck.com/restaurants/fine-dining/3917
Project Description
Woodbine’s entry into hotel development and asset management began in 1978 with the opening of Hyatt
Regency Dallas and 560-foot-tall Reunion Tower, which transformed the Dallas skyline and quickly became internationally recognized symbols of the city. From its inception in 1973 to today, Woodbine has been a part of the
construction, renovation and asset management of these signature properties within the 50-acre Reunion District
that adjoins the Dallas Convention Center District and includes event space in Union Station.
The $71-million initial hotel development was completed in April 1978 as part of the 50-acre Reunion District.
In 2000, a $76-million expansion doubled the property’s meeting and exhibit space, added 183 guest rooms and
updated public spaces, including the hotel’s entry. Guest rooms were renovated in a $13.4-million project in 200305, and 2007-08 brought a $9-million renovation of Cumberland Hall and seven deluxe suites. Reunion Tower
and Union Station, elements of the Reunion District that offer event space for Hyatt Regency Dallas, underwent
a $46-million renovation in 2008-09. Reunion Tower is now home to Five Sixty by Wolfgang Puck, the celebrity
chef’s first fine-dining restaurant in Texas, and event space managed by Wolfgang Puck Catering.
Hyatt Regency Dallas received its 30th consecutive AAA Four-Diamond rating in 2009. The hotel’s other awards
include 13 annual Pinnacle Awards from Successful Meetings; 14 annual Gold Awards from Meetings & Conventions; a spot
on Expedia.com’s Insiders’ Select™ List; and the Environmental Protection Agency’s 2006 Green Power Leadership
Club.
Woodbine is asset manager and developer/construction manager for this property.
Accessibility
On the west side of Dallas’ central business district near the Old Red Museum and the city’s historic West End
entertainment district (restaurants and nightclubs). A four- and six-lane internal circulation system provides immediate access to adjacent Stemmons Freeway (I-35E) and, from there, convenient travel to all major centers of
commerce and airports in the Metroplex.
Hyatt Regency Dallas at Reunion
Facilities
Gross building area
1,113,361 square feet
Height
30 stories
Elevators
8 passenger; 3 service
Guest rooms/Mix
1,120 (including 39 ADA rooms)
King 452
Double 626
Suites/Parlors
42
Restaurants/Lounges
5
Centennial Cafe (3-meal restaurant)
154 seats
Thornton’s Corner (private dining) 35 seats
Monduel’s (atrium bar)
102 seats
Mr. Bogel’s Billiards (game room)
66 seats
Crutchfield’s (TV room)
15 seats
Parrino’s Oven (speciality restaurant)
60 seats
Coffee’s Post 52 seats
Five Sixty by Wolfgang Puck
124 seats
(atop the 560-foot tall Reunion Tower)
Lounge 54 seats
Interior function space
Approximately 160,000 square feet
Landmark Ballroom 30,000 square feet
Reunion Ballroom 19,400 square feet
Pegasus Ballroom 3,190 square feet
Marsalis Hall 39,000 square feet
Cumberland Hall 14,500 square feet
Meeting/Banquet/Boardrooms (21) 17,045 square feet
Pre-function Space (hotel) 37,000 square feet
Adjoining function space
Reunion Tower meeting/event space 6,859 square feet
Union Station 33,500 square feet
Pool
1 outdoor
14,818 square feet
Retail space
Latimer’s sundry shop
575 square feet
Indoor amenities
Business center
408 square feet
Fitness center with StayFit equipment
1,716 square feet
Parking 590 cars in attached garage; additional lot parking nearby
Art theme Reflections of Dallas, collection of art and historical photography exhibit
Hyatt Regency Dallas at Reunion
Original Project Team Architect
Welton Becket Associates (now Ellerbe Becket) Los Angeles
Civil Engineer
Raymond Goodson, Jr., Inc.
New York
Construction Lender
Equitable Life Assurance Society of the U.S.
New York
Developer/Asset Manager/
Construction Manager
Woodbine Development Corporation
Dallas
General Contractor
Henry C. Beck Company (now The Beck Group) Dallas
Hotel Operator
Hyatt Hotels and Resorts
Chicago
Interior Designers (public spaces)
Howard Hirsch and Associates
Beverly Hills, California
(guest rooms)
Design Trends, Inc.
Houston
Landscape Architect
Kendall Landscape Architecture
Dallas
Land Planner
Vincent Ponte
Montreal
MEP Engineer
Blum Consulting Engineers, Inc.
Dallas
Structural Engineer
Ellison & Tanner Consulting Engineers, Inc.
Dallas
Ownership (Current)
Affiliates of Hunt-Woodbine Realty Corporation of Dallas
Renovation and Project Teams
1986 guest room, suites, lobby and meeting space renovation
Project Manager
Woodbine Development Corporation
Interior Designers
Design Trends, Inc.
Hirsch Bedner Associates
1995 guest rooms renovation
Interior Designer
Wilson Associates
1999-2000 Guest rooms and function space expansion, lobby renovation
Architect/Interior Designer
Culpepper, McAuliffe and Meaders, Inc. (now CMMI)
General Contractor
Austin Commercial, Inc.
2005 Guest room renovation
General Contractor
Abstract Construction Company
Interior Designer
Culpepper, McAuliffe and Meaders, Inc. (now CMMI)
2007 Exhibit Hall renovation
General Contractor
Adolfson & Peterson Construction
Interior Designer
Culpepper, McAuliffe and Meaders, Inc. (now CMMI)
2009 Meeting rooms, ballrooms renovations
General Contractor
CDI Contractors
Interior Designer
CMMI
2010 Atrium, bar renovations
Project Architect
CMMI
Project Designer
Engstrom Design
Hyatt Regency Dallas at Reunion
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WDC 2011