You can’t help but notice the new Hyatt Centric Buckhead if you travel GA400 below Peachtree Street. The new building stands apart from the rest of the skyline, but it is right in the middle of the action. The 1 acre site is between Lenox Square Mall and GA400. PATH400 crosses GA400 here via the the Gordon C Bynum Jr. Pedestrian Bridge.
The Hyatt Centric Buckhead will be near restaurants and shopping, but the connection to PATH400 could be the big draw for the new property. PATH400 provides guests an easy route to Buckhead’s Tech Corridor, MARTA, Lindbergh, and many of Buckhead’s green spaces. Upcoming connections to the Atlanta Beltline to the south and Sandy Springs’ path system to the north will further increase the value of this amenity for hotel guests.
Gordon C. Bynum Jr. Pedestrian Bridge 
Hyatt Centric Buckhead Details
According to Hyatt’s mission statement, “Hyatt Centric hotels help fuel guest discovery, located in the heart of the action with passionately engaged team members always on-hand to serve up insider knowledge and provide local expertise.” The 16-story Hyatt Centric Buckhead will house 218 guest rooms and 4,400 square feet of meeting space when it opens in early 2022. The hotel will feature a rooftop bar and restaurant in addition to the lobby bar and restaurant, pool, and fitness center.
Conceptual renderings from SHR 
Lobby rendering 
Rooftop restaurant rendering
The project was designed by New York-based Cooper Carey and developed locally by Songy Highroads. Atlanta-based Reeves+Young is handling the construction.
Lenox Square and Buckhead, 1968 vs. 2021
The Hyatt Centric Buckhead is the next step in the evolution of the Lenox Square Mall area and the Buckhead skyline.
