Hyatt is shutting down one of its hotels in Mexico in the wake of two Americans, John Heathco and Abby Lutz (of Newport Beach), dying in one of their luxury rooms.
A couple from Orange County was found dead inside a luxury hotel room they were staying at in Mexico.
Hyatt is shutting down one of its hotels in Mexico in the wake of two Americans dying in one of their luxury rooms.hotel in Mexico's Baja California. According to a statement released by Hyatt, the shutdown remains in effect until investigations into the deaths of John Heathco and Abby Lutz, of Newport Beach, are finished.
The news of the closures comes as the Orange County couple died from what officials in Mexico believe may have been gas inhalation. The couple had stayed at the resort and in the days before their deaths went to the hospital because they initially thought they had food poisoning, according to aSoCal couple found dead at Mexico luxury resort ‘thought they had food poisoning,' family says"On behalf of the entire Rancho Pescadero team, we are deeply saddened by this tragedy and committed to caring for all those affected with understanding and compassion. The hotel promptly decided to suspend normal operations.
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