Hubs, kiddo and I stayed here for 5 nights in June for her sports tournament at the convention center. The funny thing is, hubs didn't realize that there were two "Hyatt" hotels nearby each other and thought this was the Hyatt Regency right across from the CC. This Hyatt Place is about three blocks away.
Unfortunately, when hubs booked the room, it was already full for the dates that we wanted so we had to stay in one room with a king bed the first night, and then transfer to a room with two queen beds for the rest of the stay. The rooms luckily had a small sitting area (sofa and coffee table/ottoman) so the first night, hubs slept on the sofa...all 3 of us could've slept on the king, but we all move around when sleeping so it was a no-go.
This made for a difficult stay the first night as my kid had an early game at the CC next day (and obviously, sleeping on the sofa wasn't comfortable). We ended up having to pay extra for a late checkout (normal checkout 11:00a, late checkout 1:00p), and then pray that our next room will be available early enough to do an early checkin (normal checkin time is 4:00p). We ended up having to miss some of our kiddo's game trying to pack up and find a cart (which was hard to find for the longest time). Luckily, our next room was ready by the time our kiddo's game ended so we were able to do an early checkin (again for a fee) and relax in the same room until our last night.
Of course, this part wasn't so much the hotel's fault, it's just how things happened, but it definitely added stress to our experience here. Like many have mentioned, their self parking is elsewhere (website says the Chase garage adjacent to the street from the hotel, but I never got to figure out exactly where that is), and requires an overnight parking pass daily from the hotel's front desk, which is $30. Valet is $40, which we ended up doing, but it took time trying to get our car ready every time so I don't know which was better.
The rooms were nice, clean and spacious looking but narrow, so passing by the foot of the bed(s) with 2 people crossing each other was inconvenient, unless one crossed over the bed(s). Toilet paper was super thin and hard to use, but I guess that's how cheap hotels have become (i.e., Las Vegas strip hotels). The king bedroom we were in only had a shower stall, and the two queen bedroom had a tub with a shower curtain. The feature that we all liked was the little sitting area. Other hotels don't have that so it's nice to be able to sit and eat or read there instead of on the bed. read more