Hyatt Regency Delhi launches an exclusive business club – The Council
Hyatt Regency Delhi has recently launched aby- invitation, members-only business club for leaders of the industry, catering to a network of entrepreneurs and professionals from across the business world.
Speaking on the occasion, Aseem Kapoor, General Manager, Hyatt Regency Delhi said, “Increasingly we have guests who desire an exclusive space outside their office environment for conducting their business productively in a comfortable and luxurious setting. With our prime central location and multi faceted offerings, we believe The Council will help address this need of our business guests.
Our members’ privacy is of utmost importance. Our endeavor is to provide guests the privacy of their space in a stimulating environment together with unobsequious service to remain fully engaged.Located at the lobby level; The Council offers a restaurant, private meeting rooms, social working space and an exclusive wine and cigar room.”
The Council is touted to be the ultimate amalgamation of a corporate boardroom and a networking carouse. By creating an intimate yet diverse environment for corporates to conduct work and leisure at one address, The Council seeks to provide a niche space for achievers across industries.
Exclusive Club Benefits
- Membership allows one to do private meetings in a dedicated creative boardroom with state of art facilities without prior reservation
- Exclusive access to wine and cigar room
- Club at Hyatt membership
- Valet service – 50 vouchers per year
- 2 Business meetings in a year with no meeting room rental & upto 10 guests per meeting
- An annual members party
- Exclusive F&B menu offering within the club
- Access to special deals on art from renowned artists
- Preferential pricing when booking social events
- Special events hosted from time to time– wine dinners, cigar aficionados evening etc
- One point of contact Personal Manager with concierge services
- Priority reservations and special deals at the hotel’s award winning restaurants and spa
- Special offers for member’s celebratory occasions – birthday, anniversary etc.
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