Six
Wink properties in Vietnam have joined the Unscripted by Hyatt portfolio, more
than doubling Hyatt’s presence in the country.
CHICAGO — Hyatt Hotels Corp. and Indochina Kajima have
announced an agreement for the Wink hotels in Vietnam to join the Unscripted by
Hyatt brand, marking the global debut for the Hyatt brand and expand Hyatt’s
presence in Vietnam.
Under the agreement, six operating Wink properties -- Wink
Saigon Centre, Wink Danang Centre, Wink Danang Riverside, Wink Tuy Hoa Beach,
Wink Can Tho Centre and Wink Hai Phong Centre -- will join the Unscripted by
Hyatt brand collection, taking Hyatt’s hotel portfolio in Vietnam from four to
10. A new location, Wink Hanoi Westlake, is also set to open in late 2026. The
combined seven Wink properties will represent more than 2,000 rooms across
Vietnam. Indochina Kajima is a joint venture between Indochina Capital and
Kajima Corp.
As part of Hyatt’s Essentials portfolio, the upscale
Unscripted by Hyatt brand is designed to be flexible and conversion-friendly,
enabling independent hotels to preserve their own identity while gaining access
to Hyatt’s systems and platforms.
Wink says it is a modern, locally rooted brand with an
independent spirit, built on technology and thoughtfully designed spaces for a
connected generation. Its first hotel, Wink Saigon Centre, opened in March
2021.
“This relationship with Indochina Kajima and Wink marks a
milestone in our strategy to expand Hyatt’s brand presence in the dynamic
Vietnam market,” said Stephen Ho, president - Greater China and Growth, Asia
Pacific at Hyatt. “The Unscripted by Hyatt brand is an ideal match for the
modern, tech-savvy and social-centric ethos of Wink.”
“Wink was built on the belief that Vietnamese travelers
deserve design-forward, tech-enabled hotels that don’t compromise on
personality,” said Michael Piro, CEO of Indochina Capital and Wink. “Joining
the Unscripted by Hyatt brand allows us to scale that vision while staying true
to what makes Wink different: our contemporary ethos, sustainable DNA and
modern Vietnamese style with nostalgic touches.”