Hyatt Regency Coconut Point was conceived as a resort in the tradition of the great Hawaiian hotels. Because of the near tropical climate in Naples, Florida, Coconut Point can open great mahogany doors out onto grand porches and verandas, allowing the cool breezes to flow through much of the public areas.

Thematically, the interior design work reinforces this tropical concept with the liberal use of mahogany furnishings that recall the eclectic mix of styles that grew out of the 1920’s Naples. The hotel contains 450 guestrooms that are oversized to accommodate resort amenities such as four fixture bath areas and sitting areas in the guestrooms.

Work illustrated here was accomplished while James R. McAuliffe, current Principal at CCCA was Principal and Owner at another firm.