Inga W.
Yelp
This hotel is in a great spot, and beautiful with an outside deck that wraps the 25th floor, a great open, modern design, but the service is seriously lacking.
The rooms:
The rooms are nice, well maintained, and well thought out. Even though they are not big, there is space to relax on the chaise, a desk if you need to work, double sinks, dual showerhead showers, a closet, and plenty of drawer space.
The bathroom feel a bit small, there was no safe in the room, which is strange for a hotel of this class, and also no mini bar or glasses or any kind. There was a nice coffee maker with pods, but paper cups.
The windows were great, with an amazing view and well-insulated room for noise.
Restaurants:
The restaurants were ok, the food was basic and not inspired or localized and the service was painfully slow and just not attentive. We were usually at breakfast with just a few other tables, and yet the food would take a long time, and we had to ask for coffee refills. What would it be like if they were busy?
The service:
One of the days our room was not cleaned by 4 pm, we asked them to clean it and went to the lobby. All they did was make the bed and refresh towels. When I brought this up to the front desk, no apology or concessions of any kind.
When asking for a late checkout they had no idea what the policy was, one person told just it was $50/hour the other said $75 for a 2 pm checkout. The staff just didn't seem to care, they just were there but not doing their job.
The lobby bar had very slow and lacked service, with no one taking orders tableside and you had to order at the bar, also no one really cleaned the tables.
The valet was great, the only part that was amazing.
I got some text to tell them how they were doing and when I replied all I got was some canned apploligy. If you're not going to address issues don't bother.
This is a huge miss on Hyatt's part because usually, they have great service. We recently switched to Hyatt because we weren't happy with Marriott service, but are they all just cutting corners these days?