locationreport Cambridge, MD


The Hyatt Regency Chesapeake Bay Golf Resort, Spa and Marina on the Choptank River offers an extraordinary experience amid 342-acres in Cambridge, Maryland. Ideal for business retreats, family vacations and weekend getaways, it offers unparalleled services and amenities at the most distinctive retreat along the Eastern Shore.


The property is home to 400 luxuriously appointed guest rooms; Sago Spa and Salon; temperature controlled indoor and outdoor swimming pools; golf at River Marsh Golf Club, the resort’s championship course designed by Keith Foster; plus outstanding regional specialties for breakfast, lunch and dinner that include fresh seafood in a family-friendly atmosphere with water views.


For meetings, the property is home to more than 37,000-square feet of indoor function space, which includes an 11,250- square foot ballroom and 85,000-square feet of outdoor areas and terraces. The resort also features a number of unique team building activities. Those traveling with children will appreciate Camp Hyatt for kids, while those bringing along a furry friend will feel right home in one of the resort’s pet friendly rooms.


Dining at the Hyatt Regency Chesapeake Bay Golf Resort, Spa and Marina


Business or Pleasure?


Why not Both? It’s good not to be home.


Energize your group at our 342-acre, Four Diamond meeting destination along Maryland’s picturesque Eastern Shore. Experience our newly renovated, incredibly comfortable guestrooms and our uniquely ‘Chesapeake’ outdoor meeting spaces along the river.


Ask about our special incentives for meetings booked between now and October 31, 2017.


For more information and reservations, call 410 901 6325 or visit chesapeakebay.regency.hyatt.com.


The trademark HYATT and related marks are trademarks of Hyatt Corporation.


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