Remington Hospitality to Rebrand San Diego Sheraton as Hyatt Regency
The 260-room Sheraton Mission Valley property will transition to Hyatt Regency following a comprehensive renovation, with the conversion expected to complete by the end of 2024.
Remington Hospitality has assumed management of the Sheraton Mission Valley San Diego, marking the latest addition to the company's growing portfolio. The 260-room property will not remain under the Sheraton flag for long, however, as plans call for a complete brand transformation.
The San Diego hotel will undergo an extensive renovation before converting to the Hyatt Regency brand, with the transition scheduled to conclude before year-end. The conversion represents a shift from Marriott International's portfolio to Hyatt Hotels Corporation's upscale full-service tier.
Located in Mission Valley, the property occupies a strategic position in San Diego's hotel market. The neighborhood serves as a central corridor connecting various parts of the city, with proximity to major attractions and business districts.
Remington Hospitality's expansion into the San Diego market through this management contract continues the company's strategy of operating branded hotels across diverse markets. The firm specializes in third-party hotel management, overseeing properties affiliated with major hospitality chains.
The timeline indicates an aggressive renovation and rebranding schedule, compressing what typically requires several months of planning, construction, and brand standard implementation into less than a year. The conversion will require updating guest rooms, public spaces, and amenities to align with Hyatt Regency's brand specifications and design standards.