The Hyatt Regency Jacksonville Riverfront will remain closed until Oct. 30 after it was damaged Sept. 11 by floodwaters caused by Hurricane Irma.
The hotel issued a statement this morning citing that “the safety and security of guests and colleagues is always a top priority at Hyatt Regency Jacksonville Riverfront, and our deepest concerns are with our guests, colleagues and neighbors impacted by the effects of Hurricane Irma.”
The statement goes on to say “we expect to resume limited hotel and food and beverage operations.”
Meetings are being scheduled this week in the former Daniel Building portion of the hotel west of the main building. Visitors have been advised to enter the building through the parking garage and then take an elevator to the third floor, where they will be directed to the meeting rooms.
Guests with questions regarding reservations are advised to contact Hyatt’s Global Reservations Center at (800) 323-7249.
“We are confident when the lobby reopens it will emerge better than ever and at the center of our amazing downtown,” said hotel General Manager Luis Aloma in the statement.