Charlotte, North Carolina

Hyatt Centric Charlotte SouthPark

The first Hyatt Centric in North Carolina, a 175-room hotel in SouthPark with a lobby bar and a rooftop robata grill.

Open · June 2025
Hyatt Centric Charlotte SouthPark
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The Hyatt Centric brand's North Carolina debut sits in SouthPark, Charlotte's retail and office district. It has 175 rooms including 11 suites, more than 4,000 square feet of meeting space, a lobby restaurant called IRO and a rooftop restaurant, Mizu. Beacon Investment Management Group developed it and manages it.

The essentials

Group
Hyatt (Hyatt Centric)
Opening
June 2025
Rooms & suites
175 rooms and suites
Segment
Upscale
Designer
Rule Joy Trammell + Rubio
Entry rate
From $170
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The place

SouthPark is a suburban district built around shopping and corporate offices, closer to the airport than to Uptown's attractions. The hotel is aimed at business travellers and shoppers rather than visitors who want to walk to downtown sights.

The concept

Rule Joy Trammell + Rubio, an Atlanta firm, handled architecture and interiors. The palette is green, blue and gold with natural materials, and the lobby has a curved staircase, a living moss mural and local art. The meeting rooms carry the names of local historical figures, and the 10-seat boardroom is called The Queen's Museum.

Rooms have 55-inch televisions, USB outlets, soft-close doors and drawers, rainfall showerheads and a Drybar hair dryer.

Dining & wellness

IRO is the lobby restaurant and cocktail bar, with seasonal small plates, cocktails, wines and local craft beers. Mizu, on the roof, is run by Indigo Road Hospitality Group, with Michael Chanthavong as executive chef. It focuses on seafood and robata grilling, and it opened with dinner and bar service, brunch to follow.

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