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1 Hotels Debuts Austin Location; Hyatt Launches Hyatt Vivid Punta Cana

1 Hotels Opens in Austin with New Hyatt All-Inclusive
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1 Hotels has inaugurated a new location in Austin, Texas, occupying a space in the state’s tallest tower within the Rainey Street District. The property includes 252 rooms and suites featuring nature-inspired interiors with abundant plant life. The hotel offers dining led by James Beard nominee chef Johnny Curiel, a wine bar, a Bamford Wellness Spa, and a rooftop pool that provides expansive views of the city. Cash rates for stays at 1 Hotel Austin start as low as $372 per night, with many prices nearer to $600.

Hyatt Launches Hyatt Vivid Punta Cana Resort in the Caribbean

Hyatt has introduced Hyatt Vivid Punta Cana, an adults-only all-inclusive resort located

near Punta Cana’s international airport. The hotel features 467 guest rooms in a renovated former resort setting. Designed for social explorers, conscious connectors, and digital nomads, Hyatt Vivid Punta Cana offers five elevated restaurants, seven bars and lounges, and a wellness cafe. Entertainment and wellness activities include DJ sets, spa rituals, holistic sessions, and creative workshops. Cash rates start at approximately $390 per night based on double occupancy. The resort is classified as a World of Hyatt Category C all-inclusive, with award nights ranging from 20,000 to 40,000 points.

Brand Positioning Reflects Trends in Wellness and Social Connectivity

1 Hotels operates under the revitalized Starwood hotel brand led by

Barry Sternlicht and emphasizes wellness, nature, sustainability, and understated luxury. The Austin property marks the brand’s entry into this important U.S. market. Hyatt’s Hyatt Vivid brand represents a new lifestyle-focused, socially connected all-inclusive concept aimed at guests seeking meaningful social and wellness experiences. Both openings exemplify late 2026 hospitality sector trends prioritizing wellness-oriented design and social engagement.