This image depicts a low-angle exterior view of the Hyatt Centric hotel located in León, Mexico

This image depicts a low-angle exterior view of the Hyatt Centric hotel located in León, Mexico. The scene is dominated by a multi-story, modern building with a textured, golden-ochre facade, illuminated by direct sunlight creating strong shadows on its left side. The upper portion of the building displays horizontal bands of dark-framed windows against a lighter, possibly tan or pinkish-brown, wall section. The hotel name "HYATT CENTRIC" is partially visible in dark lettering along the top left edge of the building's facade. A prominent vertical conduit or rain pipe runs down the left-most corner of the building's ochre section, featuring a light blue band near its base. Below the main facade, an overhang extends, from which at least six national flags are hanging vertically in a rolled-up state. From left to right, identifiable flags include Canada (red and white with a maple leaf), Mexico (green, white, and red), and the United States (stars and stripes). The remaining flags are less distinct. At ground level, below the overhang, a glass barrier or partition is visible, separating an interior space from the exterior. Various potted plants and small trees are positioned in this area, including a tall, slender plant with green leaves near the left and another leafy plant and a cactus-like plant towards the right. A tall, bare, light-colored tree trunk or pole stands vertically on the far right side of the image, against a clear, bright blue sky. No individuals are present in the scene.