Hyatt House Carlsbad

01/28/2026

01/27/2026

From safety trainings to celebrations, the Carlsbad Event Center is a premier event venue in Carlsbad, NM, hosting events up to 500 guests. Call us today to book! (575) 689-6700 Ext 2

01/22/2026

Visiting Carlsbad Caverns National Park? Stay with us after a day of exploration and unwind at our bar and restaurant!

01/22/2026

Work harder, not smarter, when it matters most, strategizing your PTO and World of Hyatt points. Here’s a little hack list to help.

09/15/2023

It’s Bonus Journeys time! Earn thousands of Bonus Points for qualifying nights completed between October 6 and November 30. Plus, World of Hyatt Credit Cardmembers can earn even more points. Learn more and register by November 10. Terms apply. http://spr.ly/6182P2I7n

09/15/2023

08/01/2023

Our new Carlsbad Event Center is NOW OPEN! We can host events for up to 500 guests! Come by for a tour!

03/31/2022

We are excited to welcome back THE BATS!

Our mascot Carl S. Bat has been going “batty” to officially announce our 6th annual event all about bats!

Save the Date: July 16th come to Dawn of the Bats 2022!

Join rangers on the morning of Saturday, July 16th to watch the bats re-enter the cave after a long night out! We will be in the amphitheater to see the bats beginning at 5:15am, followed by a day of events and ranger programs.

The day will fly by!

Photo: NPS/ N.Olson

03/11/2022

Full Time Night Auditor

03/11/2022

Calling all chefs! Our rooms are ready for you!

Would you believe this delicious dish was created at Hyatt House Atlanta / Perimeter Center? With our fully equipped kitchens, your culinary dreams can come true. 🍴

03/09/2022

We are located 40 mins from Guadalupe Mountains National Park! We are the closest branded, extended stay hotel to the park! Come rest with us before or after your journey!

Are you planning to visit Guadalupe Mountains National Park? Plan ahead and expect crowds if you visit during peak season. In 2021, we saw record visitation with over 240,000 people choosing to visit the park. These trends are expected to continue this year.

Park managers and staff continue to address the effect that increasing visitation is having on visitor and employee safety, park resources, infrastructure, visitor experiences, and operational capacity. During the busiest times of the year it is now necessary for park employees to limit vehicle access to the Pine Springs area when all parking is full and heavy congestion warrants. During the spring break season, fall colors season, and many extended holiday weekends, visitors may find “one-in, one-out” traffic control measures in place and should have alternative itineraries planned utilizing other trailhead access areas in the park, such as McKittrick Canyon, Dog Canyon, or Frijole Ranch.

More information on 2021 visitation trends and park responses to the demand can be found here: https://www.nps.gov/gumo/learn/news/record-visitation-at-guadalupe-mountains-national-park-in-2021.htm

NPS Photo / Buehler