(TAN): Thompson Monterrey, the first Thompson hotel in Mexico’s Nuevo León state is expected to open in 2022, Hyatt Hotels has announced. The 150-room lifestyle hotel will mark the fourth Thompson-branded property in Mexico.
“Thompson Monterrey comes at a time of significant growth for the Thompson Hotels brand and will represent the brand’s entry into a key new market,” said Alfredo Reynoso, director of development, Mexico, Hyatt. “The Thompson brand aligns well with Monterrey’s position as a business and entertainment destination, and we look forward to introducing a new lifestyle offering that will provide experiences that celebrate its destination for guests and locals alike.”
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Developed by Visa Desarrollos and Grow2, Thompson Monterrey will be located in the San Pedro Garza García, a contemporary financial and commercial area of Monterrey in the state of Nuevo León. The hotel will be part of Torre IKON, a new-build mixed-use complex with approximately 215,000 square feet (20,000 square meters) of office space. Thompson Monterrey will occupy a portion of the 31-floor tower designed by Duda Paine Architects, which is set to be one of the most iconic high-rises in the San Pedro Garza García.
Situated in the main district of the San Pedro Garza García, guests will be stimulated by Monterrey’s vibrant neighborhoods and can easily access multiple dining, shopping and entertainment options within walking distance of the hotel. With its close proximity to Monterrey International Airport (MTY), Thompson Monterrey will serve as a destination for both domestic and international travelers.
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“We are thrilled to announce the development of the first Thompson hotel in Monterrey, marking a significant milestone for us and Hyatt,” said Luis Carlos Villarreal, president, Visa Desarrollos, S.A.P.I. de C.V.
Thompson Monterrey is expected to join three Thompson Hotels properties in Mexico, including The Cape, Thompson Playa del Carmen, and Thompson Zihuatanejo.
