Hyatt Regency Mission Bay Spa & Marina is a waterfront resort located in San Diego, California. The hotel offers 360 degree views of the Pacific Ocean and Mission Bay complemented by a subtropical environment maintained full-time by our single-site supervisor.

Spongy St. Augustine turf runs right up to first floor guest rooms, creating a soft walkway to the bay.

Colorful annuals line planters near the entrance.

The landscape reflects San Diego’s subtropical climate, featuring differing varieties of palm trees, birds of paradise, and plumerias, as well as other drought-tolerant arrangements.

Naturally shaded paths wrap around the building, leading to conference spaces, meeting rooms, and recreational areas.

Hardscape elements are used to separate walkways and hide irrigation fixtures. Leaves are pruned back and dead leaves removed regularly.

Flared palm fronds offer natural shade over secluded cabanas, providing a cool, relaxing atmosphere for guests looking for an outdoor escape.

The pool area is surrounded by tall palm trees that are a staple of southern California. Again, the leaves are regularly maintained on the variegated plants around the property.

This event area was designed and built by us. It serves as a gathering area right outside indoor ballrooms, allowing guests to enjoy outdoor activities in the mild San Diego weather.

Various types of agave are foreshadowed by bougainvillea, adding a distinctly Hispanic accent to this outdoor meeting space.

Even the planters carry water-wise plant materials to help keep down water usage while still maintaining a natural, southern California look.

Plants have been selected to complement each other and have the colors pop.

Front entrance planters are maintained for natural growth over the planter edges.