We apid for an upgrade and hate to think what it would have been like had we not. Terrible air quality through out hotel but the room was a joke. Grimy bathroom, peeling wallpaper, broken lights, perished seals around window with a freezing cold wind blowing in by office space (-16 chicago in jan!!). Really awful, no sound proofing at all--we could hear everything either side--I mean everything. Very annoying phone worse poorly informed staff--local recommendations by staff were awful but chicago is great. Oh yeas we even found a part eaten Oreo in the minibar. Really shabby. They take your money and then laugh at you.
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I attended a conference and the service provided by the Hyatt staff was excellent! And it was very easy to visit museums and other sites: walking distance.
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I stayed at the Hyatt Regency, McCormick on Martin Luther King Drive. I was there for Michelle McKinney Hammond's Diva Principle Conference. The staff was excellent, friendly and helpful. The food was excellent, house keeping was conscientious and room service was the best I have ever experienced. An incredible stay.
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I am a Hyatt frequent traveller. I paid extra for an upgraded room. The rooms are cramped, hotel is crowded, carpets dingy, no noise isolation in rooms, "Regency Club" is tiny - seedy l better. Not up to Hyatt standards.ooking. Our cards didn't work to get to the right floor. I called the desk to speak to someone (an ordeal of "press 2 now") . "This is the best level of room we have." My advice - stay at Sheraton or Fairmont Mariott Courtyard for same or lower price. Much better.
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This is a huge convention oriented hotel. We found a great deal at one of the travel discount websites ($89 per night) and we weren`t disappointed. The location is outstanding: adjacent to The Loop and The Magnificent Mile. The impressive glass=enclosed, multi-level lobby bustles with activity and excitment. Despite the crowds, check-in was quick and easy. All the staff that we encountered were helpful and extroverted. Our corner room on the 28th floor had spectacular views, from 2 windows,of Lake Michigan, the Chicago River, the Wrigley Building, and The Magnificent Mile. The room was spacious, contemporary, immaculate, and the large amenity laden bath virtually sparkled. If you prefer a quiet boutique style hotel, this may not be your cup of tea. If, however, you`re in Chicago to experience the excitement and energy of the big city, this is where you need to be.
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