Hyatt Regency Dallas at Reunion
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 2003-05, 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.
Address / Phone / Accessibility
300 Reunion Boulevard
Dallas, TX 75207
Phone: 214.651.1234
Fax: 214.742.8126
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.
Websites
http://dallasregency.hyatt.com
http://www.unionstationdallas.com/
http://www.reuniontower.com/
http://www.wolfgangpuck.com/restaurants/fine-dining/3917
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
Parrino’s Oven (speciality restaurant): 60 seats
Monduel’s (atrium bar): 102 seats
Mr. Bogel’s Billiards (game room): 66 seats
Crutchfield’s (TV room): 15 seats
Coffee’s Post: 52 seats
Five Sixty by Wolfgang Puck: 124 seats (restaurant); 54 seats (lounge) (atop the 560-foot tall Reunion Tower)
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
Reunion Tower meeting/event space: 6,859 square feet
Union Station: 33,500 square feet
Pool: 1 outdoor 14,818 square feet (pool and deck)
Retail space: Latimer’s sundry shop, 575 square feet
Business center: 408 square feet
Fitness center: 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
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:
Howard Hirsch and Associates, Beverly Hills (public spaces)
Design Trends, Inc., Houston (guest rooms)
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
Renovation Teams
1986 - Guest rooms, suites, lobby and meeting space renovation
Interior Designers: Design Trends, Inc., Houston
Hirsch Bedner Associates, Los Angeles
1995 - Guest Rooms Renovation
Interior Designer: Wilson Associates, Dallas
1999-2000 - Guest Rooms and Function Space Expansion, Lobby Renovation
Architect/Interior Designers: Culpepper, McAuliffe and Meaders, Inc. (now CMMI), Atlanta
General Contractor: Austin Commercial, Inc., Dallas
2005 - Guest Rooms Renovation
General Contractor: Abstract Construction Company, Dallas
Interior Designers: Culpepper, McAuliffe and Meaders, Inc. (now CMMI), Atlanta
2007 - Exhibit Hall Renovation
General Contractor: Adolfson & Peterson Construction, Richardson, Texas
Interior Designers: Culpepper, McAuliffe and Meaders, Inc. (now CMMI), Atlanta
2009 - Meeting Rooms, Ballrooms Renovation
General Contractor: CDI, Little Rock, Arkansas
Interior Designers: Culpepper, McAuliffe and Meaders, Inc. (now CMMI), Atlanta
2010 - Atrium Renovation
Project Architect: CMMI, Atlanta
Project Designer: Engstrom Design, San Rafael, California
Project Ownership
Affiliates of Hunt-Woodbine Realty Corporation of Dallas