newmanbr
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This is not a five star hotel, or even a four star. It has three points in its favour - well located near bus station (for the frequent, extremely useful airport bus); exceptional breakfast; and very good (helpful, courteous, friendly) staff on reception and in the bar/redtaurant. But the rooms are like simple little boxes with really cheap and very ordinary furnishings. Think bottom end of IKEA range. Large windows open on to internal courtyard views and views of room across the way - and you cannot open the windows!! . So rooms are far too hot and airless. A temperature control of sorts lurks on the wall but no way of telling whether it works (no readout or scale) or how it might affect temperature. And the rooms are in semi-darkness, with wholly inadequate lighting. Same thing applies to brasserie/breakfast area - why Hyatt thinks that trying to eat, read, meet people and converse in such low level, dim lighting is beyond me. As for tea and coffee in the rooms - yes, it exists. But only just - in all my time staying in hotels and B and Bs I have never v had such a miserly allocation of tea, coffee, sugar etc...Lots of places even stretch to a biscuit or two, but not Hyatt!. Overall this is a hotel at the upper end of the three star range. Might stay there again for the breakfast and convenience of location, but I would remember to bring a torch next time.