Get in the autumnal spirit with a stay at one of these Hyatt properties around the world, offering special fall programming and deals.
Experience harvest season in California wine country at Alila Napa Valley. The property’s Taste the View experience includes a private tasting at nearby Beringer Vineyards.
© Hyatt Centric Downtown Portland
Hyatt Centric Downtown Portland
This downtown property invites guests to experience Pacific Northwest leaf peeping. Take advantage of the fourth night free promotion, available this fall.
Hyatt Centric Faneuil Hall Boston
Perfect for a spooky fall stay, this hotel’s Salem Witch offer includes round-trip transportation to Salem, tickets to a Salem witch museum and a Boston ghost tour.
© Hyatt Centric San José Escazú
Head to Costa Rica and book a stay at this brand-new Hyatt Centric property, slated to welcome guests this fall.
Palacio Duhau – Park Hyatt Buenos Aires
Fall in the United States is springtime for South America. Explore the best of Buenos Aires with this hotel’s Bike & Picnic offer. Opt for a guided or self-guided tour of the city, complete with a picnic basket full of goodies.
© Park Hyatt Chicago
Go leaf peeping without having to leave the hotel. NoMi Garden, located on the property’s seventh floor, features an open-air terrace, perfect for taking in views of downtown Chicago. Enjoy a limited-time tasting menu by NoMi’s executive chef and local Michelin-starred brewery Moody Tongue.
Located in the historic city, Thompson Savannah features special fall programming including tarot and palm reading on Friday and Saturday throughout October, ghost tours, and other spooky experiences.
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