Hyatt Place Bozeman Yellowstone Airport has opened, marking the first Hyatt-branded hotel in the greater Bozeman area. The 130-room property is located steps from Bozeman Yellowstone International Airport and represents the debut of the Hyatt brand in the Gallatin Valley. The opening provides World of Hyatt members a new location in the region to earn and redeem points.
“Bozeman and the surrounding Gallatin Valley continue to be one of the fastest-growing regions in the U.S. and we’re looking forward to welcoming travelers to the area’s first Hyatt Place hotel,” said Marc Richardson, general manager of Hyatt Place Bozeman Yellowstone. “Our team is committed to providing our guests with the highest level of service and we’re delighted to become an integral part of the broader community, serving as a gathering spot for visitors and locals alike.”
The hotel is situated near Bozeman Yellowstone International Airport and offers a complimentary airport shuttle. It is located about 15 minutes from downtown Bozeman, 90 minutes from Yellowstone National Park and one hour from Big Sky. As the only Hyatt branded property in the region, the hotel serves both business and leisure travelers.
Hyatt Place Bozeman Yellowstone features 130 rooms, including 15 suites, with mountain-view accommodations overlooking the Bridger Mountains. The six-story building is among the tallest properties in the Belgrade area. Guestrooms include plush bedding, 55-inch televisions and complimentary Wi-Fi. Public spaces include a communal area centered around a 360-degree fireplace, a business lounge and a fitness center with mountain views.
Outdoor amenities include a heated patio with seating and three fire-pit tables. The hotel is pet friendly and offers a full hot breakfast buffet available daily for purchase. Additional facilities include two banquet rooms that can host groups of up to 40 people for meetings or small gatherings.
The Social Story is scheduled to open on the hotel’s first floor in December. The restaurant will offer American cuisine with Montana influences and a curated cocktail program. Guests staying at the property are a short drive from central Belgrade and downtown Bozeman, with access to restaurants, shops, museums and galleries.
Hyatt Place Bozeman Yellowstone was developed by Ned Browning and Todd Ellis with West Post Hotel Partners LLC. The property will be managed by Concord Hospitality, which operates more than 180 hotels and restaurants across North America.
