The theater was created in collaboration with Monoplex, a company specializing in bespoke theater installations.GREENWICH, CT — The Hyatt Regency Greenwich is expanding its amenities with the opening of Townsend Cinema, a 40-seat luxury movie theater developed in partnership with Monoplex.The new cinema opens Thursday, July 10, offering guests and local residents a high-end moviegoing experience featuring the latest Hollywood films, gourmet snacks, and plush seating, all within the hotel’s premises.Located ...
The theater was created in collaboration with Monoplex, a company specializing in bespoke theater installations.
GREENWICH, CT — The Hyatt Regency Greenwich is expanding its amenities with the opening of Townsend Cinema, a 40-seat luxury movie theater developed in partnership with Monoplex.
The new cinema opens Thursday, July 10, offering guests and local residents a high-end moviegoing experience featuring the latest Hollywood films, gourmet snacks, and plush seating, all within the hotel’s premises.
Located off the hotel's renovated atrium lobby, Townsend Cinema will screen movies seven days a week. Programming includes two daily showings Monday through Thursday, with four to five showings on Fridays and weekends. The space also serves as a venue for private events, corporate gatherings, and social functions.
"Townsend is a thoughtfully designed, softly lit space that blends warmth and sophistication," said Shawn Nayyar, general manager of Hyatt Regency Greenwich, in a prepared statement. "With the latest releases, world-class cinema technology, and a luxe lounge feel, the cinema reimagines what entertainment can look like in the hospitality space."
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The theater features oversized heated recliners, ambient lighting, and soundproofed interiors with Dolby 7.1 surround sound. Guests can purchase food and beverages at Glenna’s Cafe or visit the hotel’s Townsend Bar, led by Executive Chef Joe D’Agostino. Future plans include in-seat cocktail service, a curated beer and wine selection, specialty popcorn, and drinks themed to each movie.
The theater was created in collaboration with Monoplex, a company specializing in bespoke theater installations for hospitality venues.
"We are proud to partner with Hyatt Regency Greenwich and Trinity Investments to bring the Monoplex premium cinema experience to life in Greenwich," said Ray Seok, founder and CEO of Monoplex, in a prepared statement. "Townsend Cinema represents our shared vision to transform underutilized spaces into a vibrant amenity that elevates the guest experience and invites the local community in."
The cinema is open to hotel guests and the public. Showtimes, ticketing, and rental information are available at www.townsendbarandcinema.com.
The opening follows a $40 million renovation of the Hyatt Regency Greenwich, a 374-room hotel in Old Greenwich formerly home to Condé Nast.
The upgrades included updates to guest rooms, suites, public spaces, and the lobby to reflect the aesthetics of New England design.