This marks the return of the Hyatt Regency brand to Malaysia’s capital city and is the seventh Hyatt hotel in Kuala Lumpur
Hyatt Hotels is set to make a grand return to Malaysia’s capital with the opening of Hyatt Regency Kuala Lumpur at KL Midtown on August 26, 2025. Poised to be a new landmark in the city’s evolving landscape, the five-star property is designed to redefine the hospitality experience in the heart of KL’s latest business and lifestyle precinct.
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The hotel is strategically located at 7 Jalan Dutamas 2, directly opposite MITEC and near MATRADE, placing the hotel at the centre of the city's growing convention and events district. This marks the seventh Hyatt property in Kuala Lumpur and the highly anticipated reintroduction of the Hyatt Regency brand to the city.
Till Martin, Hyatt Regency Kuala Lumpur General Manager, said that they're delighted that the hotel is on track to open this August, with preparations progressing smoothly and that they look forward to welcoming their guests. "As a vibrant destination where business meets leisure, Hyatt Regency Kuala Lumpur at KL Midtown is poised to redefine the hospitality experience in Kuala Lumpur—elevating KL Midtown as Malaysia’s premier convention and lifestyle hub," he adds.

Above Each room is perfected with skyline views (Photo: The Hyatt Regency)
What truly sets this hotel apart is its design pedigree. The property was envisioned by none other than Kengo Kuma, the celebrated Japanese architect behind the Japan National Stadium in Tokyo. Think natural textures, soft lighting, and a seamless blend of tradition and modernity. It’s serene, it’s sophisticated—and it’s unlike anything else in the city.
Hyatt Regency has something for every traveller; whether you're dropping in for a quick business trip or settling for a long-term stay, the accommodations are thoughtfully designed with private lobbies, kitchenettes and skyline views. The hotel is equipped with 306 guest rooms and suites, and 104 fully serviced residences.
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Above The rooms at Hyatt Regency are spacious and thoughtfully designed (Photo: The Hyatt Regency)
At Hyatt Regency Kuala Lumpur at KL Midtown, the brand’s renowned dedication to culinary excellence is on full display. Guests are invited to explore a variety of exceptional dining experiences across distinctive venues.
Midtown Brasseries offers all-day dining with a lively Asian Taste Buffet, while Midtown Lounge provides a relaxed atmosphere perfect for leisurely afternoons. Enso Izakaya & Bar features fresh sashimi, authentic yakitori, and an impressive sake library. For lovers of bold northern Chinese cuisine, China House serves up a rich and satisfying menu, highlighted by its signature wood-fired Peking Duck. Meanwhile, Breeze Poolside Bar offers light bites and refreshing beverages in a casual outdoor setting. Each venue presents a carefully curated culinary journey designed to delight the senses and satisfy every craving.
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