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About time we got a Hyatt!
This isn't the first time that Hyatt has announced a project here in Salt Lake City. Its too bad they aren't building the Hyatt Regency Hotel that was scheduled to be built as part of the original Triad Center years ago. It would have been a High-Rise full service Hotel with Restaurants & Shops Etc. What an addition that would or could have been to the Gateway Center.
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