Tamara Lohan Defines Luxury Hospitality Through Storytelling and Cohesion at Hyatt
After Hyatt acquired Mr & Mrs Smith in 2023, co-founder Tamara Lohan took on the role of Global Brand Leader – Luxury. She believes that storytelling is essential for luxury, where design, history, service, and location must come together to enhance the guest experience. Lohan manages collections such as Park Hyatt and The Unbound Collection by Hyatt, striving for harmony among varied properties. Notable examples include the Fuji Speedway Hotel in Japan and the recently reopened Hotel de Louvre in Paris, a historic grand hotel from 1855 featuring a brasserie designed by Pierre-Yves Rochon. Renovations at Park Hyatt Tokyo emphasize precision to maintain emotional architecture. New openings like Park Hyatt Los Cabos, Park Hyatt Phu Quoc, and Park Hyatt Mexico City in Polanco showcase a trend toward leisure-focused, site-specific design, blending Art Deco with Aztec influences. Lohan emphasizes the importance of human anticipation over technology, ensuring each luxury brand under Hyatt expresses a unique and authentic voice.
Key facts
- Tamara Lohan is the co-founder of Mr & Mrs Smith and Global Brand Leader – Luxury at Hyatt
- Hyatt acquired Mr & Mrs Smith in 2023
- Lohan focuses on storytelling through design, history, service, and location alignment
- She oversees Park Hyatt and The Unbound Collection by Hyatt portfolios
- Hotel de Louvre in Paris, founded in 1855, recently relaunched La Brasserie de Louvre with design by Pierre-Yves Rochon
- Park Hyatt Tokyo underwent a renovation preserving its emotional architecture
- New openings include Park Hyatt Los Cabos, Park Hyatt Phu Quoc, and Park Hyatt Mexico City in Polanco
- Lohan emphasizes human anticipation over technology in luxury hospitality
Entities
Artists
- Pierre-Yves Rochon
Institutions
- Mr & Mrs Smith
- Hyatt
- Park Hyatt
- The Unbound Collection by Hyatt
- Hotel de Louvre
- La Brasserie de Louvre
- Surface
Locations
- Japan
- Paris
- France
- Tokyo
- Los Cabos
- Mexico
- Phu Quoc
- Vietnam
- Marrakech
- Morocco
- Mexico City
- Polanco