Hyatt Regency La Jolla at Aventine

We had a fantastic stay at the Hyatt Regency La Jolla at Aventine. The breakfast was one of the best we’ve had at a Hyatt, especially the smoked salmon bagel and eggs Benedict. The property is very family-friendly, and my son loved the ping pong table, giant chess board, and pickleball court. The real standout was the customer service. Nicole at the front desk noticed my son’s birthday sticker at check-in and went out of her way to make him feel special. She later surprised him with a chocolate cake, card, and s’mores kit. He was absolutely beaming and it truly made his day. Thank you, Nicole! We originally booked here because the Manchester Grand Hyatt wasn’t available, but this will now be our go-to hotel in San Diego.

The hotel is clean and well maintained. Our room did have some issues: shower water couldn’t maintain its temperature which was frustrating, and there was always some noise from the upper floor. But, huge shoutout to Nicole at the front desk. She was so awesome! She was so friendly and patient, going out of her way to take care of us during our stay. We have stayed in many Hyatt hotels around the US and the world. Nicole is absolutely among the very best of front desk staff.

Every interaction with the staff I've had here was amazing. This hotel treats World of Hyatt Globalists exceptionally well, providing free daily restaurant-quality breakfast, late checkout, and room upgrades. Hotel is conveniently located near UCSD and UTC (even within walking distance), so plenty of shopping and dining options nearby. The rooms are spacious, maintained in good condition, although wall soundproofing isn't too great. Daily housekeeping is also available, and completed to high standard.

Our stay started off with excellent service from Omar before we even arrived at the property. He reached out through email and proactively took care of our family before our arrival when a suite upgrade wasn't available. ||Johanna at the front was also great when she checked us in. When we had a small issue with our room key, she gave us Hyatt points for the inconvenience. It wasn't a big deal and it's always nice when the person behind the counter makes a bigger deal out of a service mishap than you. ||Breakfast for globalists was at the lower level restaurant. You can choose between buffet ($35/adult, 1/2 off for kids) or the equivalent in credit and order from the menu. It was also good to know that you can order eggs/omelette with the buffet option. The smoked salmon bagel was very filling and came with a lot of salmon. ||Room was okay. Clean overall but dated and worn in some places (e.g. there was a light fixture in the hallway that was missing the cover). We liked the bathroom counter being low because of our kids but there wasn't much counter space to put things. ||Gym is adequate with some machines, free weights up to 50lb., and peloton bikes. ||Our family spent an afternoon at the pool playing all the games they had which was a lot of fun. ||Another afternoon we drove over to the Westfield UTC for movie, Lego store, Blue Bottle coffee, and lunch. A couple of us walked over and it was a nice walk also. ||The property itself is good value for being a category 4 Hyatt and the front desk team's service elevated the experience for us beyond that.

Stayed here through WOH. I think this is a great option for staying around the SD area or if you have any business at UCSD. Management/staff were very friendly and helpful for any small issues. Room quality was overall solid. Pool area seemed nice. The immediate business complex seems to be rather empty but the hotel is very close to a few shopping centers with restaurants, and the hotel's restaurant/bar are more than serviceable if you're looking to stay in. Btw, if you are staying through WOH and paying the resort fee, I would make sure that you pick the higher-speed WiFi option when you first register a device for a room.

Wonderful short stay in La Jolla. Miriam reached out over email to confirm details and Sean at the front desk during check-in was extremely hospitable and one of the best experiences I’ve ever had in terms of the level of service. Definitely would come back the next time we’re in town!

The only reason this place isn’t ranked lower is the staff. They were all prompt, friendly, and thorough. Everything else about this hotel is overpriced and mediocre—specially curated to encourage you to buy extras that should come standard. Why include a microwave in the room? You can just use the one in the shop that happens to sell $16 microwave burritos! It’s ok, you can just charge it to your room, since they take out a $100.00 incidental deposit PER DAY. By the way, be sure to fill up on water, it’s completely covered by the additional $32/day resort fee that’s not included in your hotel price. Meanwhile, the AC might not work in your room, half the TV channels are so jittery they are unwatchable, and the shower switches between frigid and scalding—I whenever someone on your floor flushes the toilet. Stay anywhere else. The Hyatt is unashamedly trying to fleece you at every opportunity, and I’ll avoid them like the plague from now on.

A Total "Catfish" of a Hotel. The outside and the lobby of this hotel look nice, but unfortunately, that is where the 4-star experience ends. As soon as you leave the common areas, the illusion completely evaporates. The hallways are in terrible condition with clear leaks and massive black water stains that look suspiciously like mold. The rooms are even worse. The door to our room had a massive three-inch gap at the bottom, making soundproofing virtually non-existent; we could hear every single thing happening in the hallway as if we were standing out there ourselves. Every morning, the bathroom emitted a rancid smell, the ceiling showed obvious water damage, and the toilet was a constant headache. It gurgled incessantly after every flush, forcing us to wait around and "baby" it with a second gentle flush just to get the noise to stop. While the exterior looks nice, the interior feels like a neglected, cheap motel. Don't be fooled by the curb appeal or the nice lobby, stay somewhere else.

My family and I stayed at the Hyatt Regency La Jolla at Aventine this past weekend and could not have enjoyed our experience more. After sharing that we would be celebrating our daughter's first birthday at their property, the staff pre-decorated our upgraded room with a multitude of cards, birthday treats, complimentary water bottles, and lots of love. I have NEVER experienced that degree of customer service and thoughtfulness from a hotel during my lifetime. Additionally, our end-to-end stay was superb. From the valet service through check-in, we will never forget this past weekend and we cannot wait to return again soon. The entire staff was extremely welcoming and kind. Our experience will always hold a place in our heart. The property is beautiful and offers a ton of amenities, including a beautiful pool, a firepit, a 24 hr. gym, dining options, valet or self-parking, and a great location. It is located less than 20 minutes away from the San Diego Zoo. Kudos to Miriam P. and Brian M. for helping make our stay one for the books. Thank you!

Stayed for a few nights. The vibe is modern with neutral tones. Our room was nice and clean with a view of the pool and the VA medical center. My only gripe was the shower having non-existent water pressure. I managed to make do with the hand held shower wand, which had more water pressure once set to "jet," but that "jet" was like three streams of water. Ugh. THE PARKING Parking is a bit tricky. Make a quick right as soon as you enter the hotel from La Jolla Village Drive. You will see a gate where you grab a ticket and enter their underground structure. THE RETURN? I like the hotel and location, but I'm going to make sure the water pressure is adequate before settling in.

Pulling into the front door area to check in after a long drive was interesting . Pillars set up as lanes created a small area to turn around to park and check in. Not much of an area to check in unless you valet which i see as a money grabber . I chose to self park in the parking garage. After turning in, was instructed to turn 20 different ways to Sunday to fit in for the small window to unload . Frustrating . You have a 15 minute window to unload and go park. Fine. Breakfast was expensive. 70 dollars for two adults and one tiny human was insane. We should have chosen the buffet for maybe the same or a couple dollars less. Quickly we learned to go somewhere else which by the way in the area is sparse for cheaper unless you want to drive a distance. Our toilet leaked as well as some work being done including banging when you are trying to relax was neat. I called front desk to ask if work was being done to which I was told let me find out. No call back. My fridge kept items at a lower than desirable temp. Drinks lukewarm cold if you will. Pack an ice chest. For what the charge is compared to what you get I don't deem worth it . For my next doc appt I'll try staying down the road with free included breakfast to cut down money. All in all it's not worth what they charge including daily parking. Don't get me wrong it's clean and rooms are modern compared to the reviews around I checked before booking here . Also I never got a free water each day ticket from front desk. Just a thanks for being a member . I probably wont stay here anymore as it's too expensive vs what you get .

When I learned that I would have a work meeting on the UCSD campus, it was suggested that I stay at a nearby hotel but I declined due to my loyalty to Hyatt and instead booked a room at the Hyatt Regency La Jolla at Aventine. I found it was easy to get from the San Diego airport to and from the Hyatt Regency, and also easy to Uber or Lyft from there to other places, especially campus. I was originally a bit concerned when I heard that the Regency Club was closed, though I was quickly reassured due to the professionalism and service of the staff, condition and amenities of the hotel, and the perks of being Globalist (and even just being a World of Hyatt member). My wife decided to join me and work remotely (while we also decided to celebrate her birthday from a week prior in San Diego). We got a room on the 12th floor and was upgraded to a studio suite (using a Hyatt Suite Upgrade Award), which at this hotel is about 650 square feet with a king bed, living area, desk with an ergonomic chair, and spa-inspired bathroom. The view from the 12th floor was great, and we found we had plenty of room to relax and work. My wife worked remotely in the room (and downstairs) while I was at UCSD nearby for meetings. For my wife's birthday, a nice amenity was delivered involving a chocolate dessert and a small glass of chardonnay. We also received early check-in (at 10 AM) and late check-out (at 4 PM) when requested. We received a card for 2 bottles of complimentary water each day from the market near the front desk, which any Discoverist, Explorist, and Globalist status guests receive. My wife and I also received 2 complimentary drink coupons good for up to $18 toward a drink. We used ours at the DRIFT eat + drink bar/restaurant. They could also have been used in the market and at SHOR (breakfast restaurant). We also received complimentary breakfast at SHOR on each day (valued at approximately $40 per person). If only we were there over the weekend, we could have enjoyed it at the buffet. With more time, I would have used the fitness center (and if nicer weather, the pool). We also almost rented a car though with parking costing $35 per day for self-parking and $45 per day for valet, I realized we wouldn't need a car as much on this trip as other trips we've been on. Globalists do receive free parking if the reservation was paid on points, which ours wasn't. We appreciated that we could easily text the hotel staff, and they were always very quick to respond. All in all, a wonderful experience! I certainly plan on returning in the future.

3.5/5. The location is off La Jolla village on a busy street and not very close to tourist attractions, but if you have a car then it works. Parking is $35/day and is on the left side right when you turn into the hotel. Some people mentioned street parking but we weren't sure about the rules and it was very convenient to just park in the parking lot and take the elevator up. The elevator shoots you out by the pool, which is a full length pool and there's also a separate jacuzzi! We didn't check out the pool area but there were games for kids and a bar tool I believe. The hotel does seem to be a hub for conferences and events, because they have a lot of meeting spaces on the lower level. The rooms were not so nice compared to other Hyatt Regencys I've said at, as they amenities felt lacking and room/restroom felt older. I really don't like the shower which is a somewhat open air concept but with a bath tub?! Without a curtain or something to prevent the water from rushing out, there was nothing to insulate the heat either which made for a chilly experience as you step out. The coffee machine wasn't placed by any outlets so I had to move it to the desk to use. There's no complimentary water bottles in the rooms but if you're a World if Hyatt status member you can get 2 complimentary water bottles a day from the market downstairs. Since my husband and I each booked a room under our names for a separate night, but he didn't have status, the front desk didn't give us the comp bottles until the second night which was unfortunate and a bit stingy IMO. But when we switched over to my reservation for the second night, the front desk was really kind and gave us a $40 F&B credit, which i used to get a green smoothie and breakfast omelette. Unfortunately they don't have a club lounge here. The omelette was $20 and comes with mini potatoes. You can add 5 toppings to it, and it was actually pretty good! They don't have hot sauce though. The green smoothie tasted healthy with all the veggies in it. Overall, I would probably not stay here if I had to pay out of pocket but since we used points it was a decent stay.

"Fantastic Stay at the Hyatt La Jolla! We had a wonderful time at this hotel. The staff went above and beyond, and we were thrilled with our upgrade to a king city view room on the 10th floor. The view was amazing! The elevators were surprisingly fast (a huge plus!), and the free parking, while a short walk, was convenient. The pool and hot tub area was a highlight, providing much-needed relaxation after our beach trips. We also appreciated the complimentary bottled water. While we would have loved a complimentary breakfast, we understand the challenges with an on-site restaurant. The only thing that kept this from being a 5-star review was the bed; it was too firm, and both my wife and I found it uncomfortable. Despite the bed issue, we would definitely stay here again."

This hotel was the perfect location for our girls trip! It was so close to everywhere we wanted to visit. The room was spacious enough for us 3 girls to comfortable stay. We had a beautiful view and enjoyed all the amenities the hotel had to offer, especially the restaurant and coffee bar! It was so convenient to be able to walk downstairs every morning and grab coffee/ breakfast. The restaurants drinks and food were phenomenal. Would definitely stay again!

I had a pleasant stay at the Hyatt in La Jolla. From the moment I checked in, the staff was friendly and welcoming. They even offered complimentary wine and spa water upon arrival, which was a nice touch and added to the overall experience. However, there was a minor hiccup with the parking fee. They accidentally charged me for both valet and self-parking for the one day I stayed. Luckily the staff waived the fee for those, shoutout to RJ. Thankfully, charging an EV there is free, which somewhat balanced the parking mix-up. One thing I noticed is that this hotel is very much geared towards conferences and conventions. This is likely because it's close to UCSD. The layout, public seating areas, and overall vibe reminded me of being in a corporate office space. During my stay, there was a cartoonist convention, and the next day, they were hosting a medical conference. It seems like there's always something happening here, which could be a plus or minus depending on what you're looking for. Despite that, the hotel offers a comfortable stay with large, clean rooms. There's plenty of parking, which is convenient. Overall, I would highly recommend staying here, especially if you're attending a conference or event. Just double-check your parking charges at checkout

Attended a Building Industry Association at Hyatt Regency La Jolla and it was by far the best banquet hall and cocktails space! Not sure if the food was catered by Hyatt but I thought the food was delicious! Well prepared and well seasoned, from the salad to the dessert. Servers were friendly and kind. Bravo! Highly recommended booking your event here.

One of the best Hyatt Regency locations I've tried so far! As a globalist, you really get a lot of perks with your stay here. I was upgraded to stay at one of the suites and it was definitely a super spacious room! Nice bathroom and large bed. Walls were a bit dated and the TV was a bit spotty, but overall, decent room. Walls are also very thin...so you can definitely hear people talking. There is a cafe downstairs that we stopped by quite a few nights and also a sit down restaurant where I tried their breakfast menu for a meal. I didn't get a chance to take a look at their gym...on my to visit list next time! Parking garage available for self parking...though the levers were up most of the time...not sure if that is normal. Valet parking also available. I'm surprised there is quite a bit of street parking as well, so if you wanted to save money, you can try to target some street parking! Shoutout to Miriam for the information and helpful arrangements! Justin was very friendly and helpful at check-in. This location is close to UCSD...but overall, quite convenient! Until next time!

There are so many other more reasonable and lovely hotels throughout San Diego that I can only recommend this particular Hyatt if you are here for an actual event. This is not the spot for a romantic getaway or a vacation. For locals, be attentive: There a a destination fee for all guests, even if you are a local or California resident. Those items aside... The hotel is just fine. It is not well constituted however. Valet is offered, and you can temporarily park your car for check in and to move your luggage to your room. If you are self-parking, you need to park in what feels like a detached parking lot round the back and behind the pool. And parking is expensive. $45 to $55 for daily valet and about $35 for self-parking per day. Yes, you get in and out privileges but that is an outrageous cost. The pool is also in an unfortunate area, detached from the main hotel. So you will need to walk through the breakfast area and skirt by the meeting/ballroom area of the hotel and the section they use for VIP receptions to get to and from the pool. The pool, however, is great fun -- for families. This is not the spot to relax. There will be children. And they will be having tons of fun. In addition to a sizable pool, they have a human-sized chess board and ping pong. During your stay, you can also rent items for the pickle ball court on site, or for your trip to the beach, which is just a few miles away (not within walking distance and, no, there is no ocean view here). I did not have breakfast here, but the offerings are broad. DRIFT, the bar and restaurant for dinner service, is just meh. One thing I will say, however, is that this team is very well trained in service. Every single person was attentive, helpful and kind. The valet staff, the team at check-in, the restaurant servers, the engineering team. I was actually quite surprised that over three days, we never ran into a single staff member who was a curmudgeon or inattentive. Now to the room. We took the king suite. Nice, spacious room! There was plenty of space for activities! Seriously, bring your Twister board game. The bed was very comfortable as well. But everything else? *sigh* This was the tiniest closet, with no actual dresser in the room. The bathroom was clean, but there was this awful sewer smell the entire stay (we always kept the door closed, but I could still smell it -- and you could also smell it near the pool). The pillows were the kind that deflate into pancakes until you pick up your head, then they inflate quickly. And there was a problem with the TV and streaming (but, again, the service is impeccable at all hours and they had it fixed within 30 minutes of the service call). And we made the mistake of unknowingly booking an attached room. Not only could we hear our neighbor using the restroom and watching their television -- and, people, I mean CLEARLY -- there was about a half inch below the door. KID YOU NOT! We could see the light coming in from their room into our room. Goodness me! Plus, we had not an interesting view in sight. So, I say it again: For the price point, there is no reason, and I mean no reason, to stay here if you are not here for an event. And it had better be either an event of the year or a mandatory conference. Remember, if you are coming here, that event will be the main draw. But -- and I stand by this -- if you have to stay here, know that the team will at least take very, very good care of you.

We had a wonderful one night stay at Hyatt Regency La Jolla At Aventine before heading to Torrey Pines. The room was very clean and comfortable and the parking was easy and efficient. Short drive to Torrey Pines and fine restaurants such as Farmer and the Seahorse which I recommend. 5 stars for Hyatt Regency La Jolla at Aventine!

This Hyatt Regency is in a residential area. It is pretty quiet at night. La jolla seems to shutter at 9pm. We had to eat at the Drift Bar because La Jolla bars and restaurants don't open past 9pm on a Friday night. We somehow missed the front entrance where the valet service is. We found the side entrance for self parking. It had plenty of parking, but finding the lobby to check in was confusing. They do have signs that point to the lobby, but in smaller print, it said to go up one level. We ended up walking around looking for the lobby, but none was to be found. I finally decided to go up the stairs, and there it is. Surprisingly, there was a line at 9pm. to check in. I felt bad about going into the Hyatt Globalist line when everyone had been waiting a while. I will say that the upper management really cares about your experience. They reached out prior to check in. I asked for an upgrade and got it. The called during my stay to see how it was going. They emailed me after the stay to make sure everything was alright. For the most part, everything was great. The studio suite was huge. The bed was comfortable. The room smells as if it had been renovated. The carpet was clean. The only odd thing was this long line in the middle of the carpet. It was odd. Then next to this was a bronze cover for electrical plugs. I walked over it accidentally and it came off! We played tennis at the courts. We shared with the community tennis coach. They were nice. The resort amenities were nice. They had a lap pool, corn hole and giant chess board. It's great for any age.

This place is iiight! I said what I said. The pool is heated and that is good but why is there people swimming at 5AM!!! No worries here, I'm excited for them, and then I find out the pool is heated and I give those people there time. Now, the coast is clear, literally no one there at the pool, it's 5:30 am and my key fob doesn't work who was those mysterious people swimming laps before the pool opens and why isn't it open to guests? I'm just asking for a friend bc we only live once and get taxed for everything we do and y'all can't let guests go swim in the "heated pool" at 5am? Oh, the answer is no sadly! Idk what time it opens but dang I jus wanted to take a morning dip in peace and solitude but I have to wait... talk about jealous bc who was swimming laps at 5am and it was multiple people

It is typical classy Hyatt with excellent service. The hotel is quite large and a little disjointedly large. We parked in the parking structure and it took us a while to find the lobby. We had missed one small sign telling us where to go. No matter because we found the lobby and they checked us in after a brief wait. They upgraded us to a mini suit which was huge and very nice. It was much appreciated. We ate a snack at Drift which was great. There are many activities to do here and they are mainly centered by the pool. Many places to hang out outside with fire pits and fireplaces and inside. At night the room was very quiet and the bed was huge and comfortable. It is centrally located and a great place to stay

Came here for a business event, and this was my first time coming to this location. I've stayed at other Hyatt Regency locations locally and out of state, but this is by far my least favorite. Coming from the fwy, the entrance to the hotel can be easily missed if you're not paying attention. There are no signs that it's the entrance way. The moment I pulled up, multiple buses were just blocking the way. I saw the self parking upon my entry, but I thought I should check in first as I usually do at other hotels. Be careful when you circle in at what seemed to be the front of the hotel. It's a little narrow, so if driving a wide car, ease it a little. Someone came up to my car and said valet is $45 per night. If I want to do self parking, it'll be $35 per night. My company has a set budget so of course I did the self parking. The directions the valet gave me were not clear, so it was a good thing I saw upon entry where it was. There were set spaces for the event, which was nice. Upon exiting the garage parking, there are signs you'll see. Apart from me, multiple guests were also lost, so it was frustrating. Once you exit the garage parking, head to where it says hotel restaurant. You're welcome. Entering, you'll be at the lower level. You can either go up the stairs or take the elevator to the lobby. I did a late check-in, and it wasn't that busy (literally only 1 guest was checking in and 3 front desks. I don't know if it was a bad night, but the front desk was kinda rude. Every question I asked about the event or where to go, she was rolling her eyes and sounds done with her shift. I get that any job can be tiring, but when you're in customer service, I'd appreciate it if you don't let that bad energy affect your job. I got a high room floor, which was my preference. The room is nice as you can see in the photos and the view from the window the next morning is nice. BUT! My room was dusty, and I'm allergic to dust. I had to wipe down tables, lamps, switches, and remote. It seemed it wasn't recently cleaned. This was the first time I checked into a room from Hyatt Regency that the state of the room isn't as clean, so it was disappointing. I'm not a tall nor lengthy person, so the safe was a bit tall from where it sits. I have to jump just to see if anything was inside or if I left anything when I was packing up on the last day. The pool has a lap side for anyone who travels with workouts in their agenda. The jacuzzi is at the corner, but be careful, it's slippery. The gym is outside the main lobby where you check in. I didn't go. At the same main lobby, there's what they call "the Market". It's a little convenience store with bakery goods and sanwiches with a variety of drinks and little merch. In it, there's starbucks. And no, you can't use starbucks points nor the card as I was told by the person who worked there. They have a pretty decent menu, enough for anyone to make a choice instead of driving out in the fog. My friend was staying at another room, the only difference in our rooms was that she had a divider/organizer box in her cabinet which I didn't had in the room. Going out of the lot, you can do it multiple times during your stay, all you need is your room card. It's the same during checkout. I surrendered one key and the front desk gave me the other. Upon exiting, there's a box for you to drop the key before you leave the parking lot itself. It's a good hotel. Expensive but I wouldn't come back.

Solid hotel, in a nice location, easy in-and-out, updated, and clean. We stayed here for a quick weekend event and wanted a serviceable hotel, but didn't need to be right near the ocean. There's a large underground, self-park parking garage on-site with ample parking for $35/night or valet parking for $45/night. I removed one star due to the $29/night destination fee which includes things we didn't use (domestic calls, faxes, pickleball, package handling, etc.) I would love it if hotels would do away with this annoying fee.

Front desk and restaurant staff all went above and beyond! Great service. Breakfast buffet was ok. Heated pool and hot tub were great in December. Building is slightly dated but it's fine since we went to nearby Del Mar and La Jolla to eat and shop. We will definitely come back to play in the large pool again

I don't get it. So many reviews mention how nice the updated rooms and renovations are. Somehow I got put in a room that was not refurbished. Ripped carpet, damaged trim, etc. Just look at the photos and tell me how this was renovated? Add my room condition to high parking fees, an absurd gym for the size of the property, and a resort fee? Staff was very helpful but they are not in charge of the points above. This property has been here for decades so I imagine the land and building are probably paid off. If you are going to charge all the extras and not offer breakfast on a $375 per night room, at least spend some cash on upgrading the gym for openers. One more touch that high end properties use as yours could be one with a little effort, install some soft close door hardware. Simple to do as typical with these hotels, people slamming doors when they leave probably due to their hands being full with their luggage. Easy fix for a big return in guest experience.

Amazing hotel and staff, so kind to us, so helpful. We evacuated from the fires here and these guys did the most to make it easy for my family!

Hyatt Regency La Jolla is a fantastic location. The amenities are top notch and you don't loose service in the elevators. The bellman Tony is very knowledgeable of the area for food and tourist locations. While this is not right next to a beach, beaches are within 10mins of this location. I will revisit, very pleased with my stay.

At first, I was going to leave a 3 star review, but after reflecting, I think Hyatt deserves a little more credit. Majority of my stay was great, just a little bit was off. When we arrived the staff greeted us and welcomed us in. The gentleman at the front desk, Sean, checked us in and was so nice and helpful. He was extremely accommodating and patient while waiting for the credit authorization to be filled out. The lobby of the hotel is amazing. So beautiful and they have a cute little market right in the middle that has plenty of snacks, drinks and even a Starbucks cafe. And it's open late, which I love! The issues started when we got to our room. At first everything was amazing! The room itself was super nice and clean, but it seems like the walls are reallyyyyy thin. I was in the room majority of the second day, and for hours and hours it sounded like someone was doing construction above me. Like a constant banging and variety of noises. I get it, it's the middle of the day, but it's just a little annoying for people who just flew in and want to rest. The housekeeping here is outstanding. Better than most high end housekeeping in Vegas hotels. The room looked brand new when they were finished. Everything was organized and replenished. I also loved the shampoo and conditioner that they provided. It smelled amazing and made my hair sooooo soft. I'm going to try to order some online when I'm back home. All in all, I'd love to return to the Hyatt. I just hope I get a quieter room next time :)

First impressions mean a lot. Megan, Front Desk Host exemplifies exactly what is expected upon arrival at an upscale hotel. Megan greeted me professionally and yet friendly. Megan was informative in her answers and if only all upscale hotels provided such excellent service. With respect to the onsite restaurant, Drift, Carolina was al professional, friendly and provided excellent service while accommodating our requests. The Hyatt is lucky to have such stellar 5-star employees representing their brand. Excellent! Moreover, at the Hyatt pool, the bar staff was also 5-star level. Matt, Jasmine and Christian were phenomenal with meeting the demand for refreshments, with a fun and service-oriented demeanor; excellent! Great refreshments and the music was a huge plus! Thank you guys!

I returned after a few years to find that they have refurbished and improved this hotel. Pros: Friendly staff Updated rooms Market/coffee shop in the lobby Little refrigerator in room Pharmacopia Argan Oil bath products that they refill (no excess garbage!) Convenient location, next to the 5 Highway Children activities (they play kids movies at the pool in the evening) Cons: Only 1 of the parking elevators was working In/out parking reader was inconsistent (they were fairly quick to buzz me through) Market closes (front desk comped me bottle water. Very much appreciated!) Self park is $35/night A very pleasant stay.

Not worth it for the price. I stayed at the downtown Hyatt and this one seems to charge a crazy amount of fees. Note if you bring your dog with you they seem to charge you $100 per night yet for service animals they don't check paperwork and will give those pets a free stay. The parking is also $30ish a night to self park. The room itself was standard the showers were nicer and cleaner than the downtown location I'll give them that. Overall for the price I paid I'm not super satisfied it was not a memorable experience and check in process was extremely slow and painful despite not being super busy. Also why do hotels nowadays not offer water bottles or refill stations? I feel like I'm paying literally for a bed and a place to shower can they at least provide some hydration and stop nickel and diming for every little thjng?

I've stayed at this hotel before, and it's always been a great experience, so when my boyfriend booked us a one-night anniversary trip here, I was excited to return. Once again, it didn't disappoint! From the moment we arrived, the staff was so welcoming and made us feel right at home. The front desk even surprised us with a thoughtful gesture - some snacks and a lovely card in the room for our anniversary. It was such a sweet touch and really made our stay extra special. I can't wait to come back again - always such a great place to stay!

I have had multiple great experiences at this Hyatt in La Jolla. It's on the East side of the freeway but just about a half mile. So it's close to shopping and food. Lots of places to eat in the same parking lot. Great service, nice rooms, great event space. Parking is ample. Amenities are amazing!! That pool is huge! Stay here!

HYATT REGENCY LA JOLLA San Diego CA Thur 11/24/22 © HAPPY THANKSGIVING MY LOVEDS! Balmy 75F sunny bright days! What a fabulous stay! I always wanted to try it out, and on this occasion, I stayed 4 nights and enjoyed it greatly! Comfortable bed, one of those where you don't sink in and it's not hard on you either. Well appointed room with great insulation - also a very important aspect for any hotel stay, you can't enjoy it when front doors feel flimsy and let all sounds through. Nope, not in here! Tranquil. Hyatt Regency at Aventine in La Jolla is a high rise on the hill, tall white building, kinda in a residential neighborhood. UCSD Health Center is nearby, as well as UCSD Healthcare & Emergency, plus UCSD itself is about a mile away. The view, excellent. The lobby, the luxurious ambience through and through (I won't bore you with the details on restaurants and cafes, you can read all that elsewhere), holiday decor, all in all Hyatt Regency La Jolla is a top notch destination well above other similar class hotels in the area. A lot of business visitors. All conveniences are to your satisfaction. Fantastic Olympic size pool and all to myself, spacious for your laps, excellent! Extra large fire pits, classy and cozy, if you'd like to relax downstairs. Parking garage is pricy. Price increase in the past month! Late November valet was $42 and self parking was $32, now $45 and $35, respectively. You might find street parking on La Jolla Village Drive. I highly recommend if you're considering. Happy stays! *All I ever mean to say, is what there's no words to explain. And all I ever mean to sing, is what's burning inside of me. And all I ever meant to do, is be grateful, good, and true to you! [ Review #738 with 2 pics on Dec 26, 2022 ] HAPPY THANKSGIVING!!! @HYATT REGENCY LA JOLLA San Diego CA Thur 11/24/22 GRATEFUL HAPPY THANKSGIVING!!! @HYATT REGENCY LA JOLLA San Diego CA Thur 11/24/22

Great location for visting our kid at UCSD. Close to campus and ample places near by to eat. UTC mall minutes drive away Remove one star for gym access is outside. You have to exit the hotel to get to the gym. Valet parking prices way too high!

What a wonderful stay and experience! Our family traveled to La Jolla to stay at the Hyatt Regency La Jolla @ Aventine for a long weekend over Winter Break and we had such a nice time! The kids kept busy with ping pong, life-size chess, jumbo jenga and pickleball when they weren't swimming or roasting marshmallows by the fire [I highly recommend getting the s'mores kits for use on any number of the firepits throughout the property]. We were minutes from shopping, restaurants and the beach so we always had something to do if we wanted to venture out! The room accomodations were perfect for the 5 of us - we had a King suite with a 2-queen ned connecting room for the boys. The staff was super friendly, helpful and went above and beyond to make sure we had everything we needed and more. The food on property was excellent as well! The vibe was casual, but elevated so the perfect option for families. I can't say enough great things about our stay. We will definitely be back to this property!

Just checked in and I must say it's very disappointing. $350/night for an ordinary room with zero view. Service at the restaurant (where I had to kill time until room was finally ready) was mediocre, although the flatbread was tasty. I thought i was coming to a nice hotel but it's just ordinary.

I like this hotel- I work in Sorrento Valley traveling, and I usually stay here. I wouldn't stay here on my own dime just because it's so expensive, but it's nice for work. Clean and consistent, and in a nice area. The gym is pretty good too. It's a little annoying they don't let food delivery to the room and you have to go get it at the lobby, but that's a small thing.

I stayed here for the most recent CAIR conference as this was the venue. The check-in process was quick and the employees that helped me out were all nice and friendly. I had arrived early in the morning on the first day of the conference and they sent me a text as soon as my room was ready. I found that my room was very spacious especially for just one person. Everything was clean and in good working condition. Although I stuck to the catered food for the duration of the conference, I saw that there were many good food options nearby including the Fleming's Prime Steakhouse just across the way. All of the conference halls were nice and well maintained. The restrooms were kept clean all throughout the day. I would have no problem recommending this hotel to anyone as this was a pretty posh hotel. I doubt you will be disappointed with your stay! Parking info: If you're headed eastbound on La Jolla Village Dr, the entrance to the parking structure is immediately to your right after turning in just before Lebon Dr. If you don't have your room key yet, you can pull a ticket to open the gate and a person at the front desk will charge you for parking based on the duration of your stay and how many of those days you will need to park your car. You can then use your room key to enter and exit the parking structure.

Convenient location, very well maintained place. The pool area and the surrounding area are beautiful and relaxing. The service was excellent, the front staff volunteered to keep our bulky golf bags in the bell room so we didn't have to chug them up and down. My only concern was the sound proofing: I could clearly over hear the person next door having some conversation over the phone and the kids running upstairs. Didn't expect this from a Hyatt Regency. Don't think we'd choose this hotel for our next visit.

One of the more pricier hotels in the La Jolla/San Diego area but most of the time there are reasons to justify the price. Being a Hyatt Rewards member has its perks so we didn't pay full price as others would. Location: It is nestled in a prime location close to restaurants, groceries stores like Whole Foods, etc. There is a Fleming's and seafood restaurant right in front of the property (probably a 2-3 minute walk). Approximately 15-20 minutes to the popular beaches of La Jolla. 5 out 5 stars Customer Service: Was a busy weekend (mid-July) so I can understand staff can be slightly stressed. Stayed for 2 nights and for the most part we were well taken care. Lodging/Amenities: We had a poolside view of the property. Room was clean and beds were comfortable. Room had the staple coffee maker and mini fridge. There are numerous standard amenities you would exect like a gym, hotel store and restaurant. The pool area had cabanas, a bar, multiple ping pong tables, huge Connect Four, and a huge chess board. 5 of 5 Verdict: I love this hotel just because everything I need is close by. The per night costs may sway others to look elsewhere (and honestly I would too if I wasn't a member). Parking is attached to the property and they do charge a parking fee per night so make sure you factor this in to your budget. There are valet options as well. This property is spacious enough to have a big party/event. I highly recommend this hotel.

Suite room was perfect for us and our dog. Plenty of space and came with everything we needed. The downside with this Hyatt will be the location. Not really a hot spot, more like a semi business/apartment center. Only walking distance to Trulucks and Fleming (literally in front of the hotel) Also, bring your own water if you don't mind small bottles of only Aquafina downstairs at the lobby. (Yes, ONLY Aquafina water brand is available). Overall I thank Hyatt for being pet friendly!

My husband and I attended a wedding at Scripps Seaside Forum a couple of weeks ago. This hotel was perfect as it was only 10 minutes away from the venue. We took Lyft from the hotel to Scripps and I'm so glad we did that because I've heard that the place gets packed with beach goers and surfers. The hotel bed was so comfortable, I didn't want to get up. I am very picky with mattresses but this one was one of the best hotel mattresses I've slept in. The only problem is, when my husband went downstairs to get coffee, everything was empty, so he had to get Starbucks. There's no breakfasts either. It's funny because I could see the corporate meeting buffets outside. There is a restaurant but of course, with it being in La Jolla, be prepared to pay top dollar for a mediocre burrito. I suggest finding a mom and pop brunch place if any.

My family and I have stayed here on two different occasions. To be honest we really enjoyed it. The staff is friendly, nice convenient store including a Starbucks. The first time we stayed I will say we had issues with the plumbing in our shower, they tried for over an hour to fix the issue. When they couldn't fix it the manager gave a little resistance to change our room that same night. After some back and forth they did give us a new room and $100 room credit. I understand things happen but as long as we are properly compensated for the inconvenience and our time then I'm ok with that. The rooms are clean, restrooms are modern. Breakfast is a La carte, delicious but a little $$$ The pool is nice, can be cleaner. Has small pit areas with lounge areas. Can be a little noisy since it's near the freeway, the parking lot looks a little outdated.

My gf and I stayed here for 1 night and it was great! Clean luxurious room with excellent service. Free water for the guests were on point for me at least haha plenty of parking at the structure and plenty of entertainments near the pool to play with friends and family. Pretty much close to the city and the ocean side which made everything convenient.

Incredible stay here!! The staff was super nice, the restaurant downstairs was great, and the rooms were very spacious with incredible views. We can't wait to come back!

Pros: Staff excellent Bed nice Clean Cons: No fan in bathroom Outlet in bathroom is horizontal and behind the mirror so u can only use one plug as the other is behind the mirror Only one mirror!! No full size mirror no mirror above the desk Poor lighting Tiny windows..prison like Shower- just ok pressure

I love this Hotel & Hyatt properties in general. We couldn't get into Manchester Grand Hyatt, right next to our concert last night at the Rady Shell. But La Jolla Hyatt gave us a great suite & everyone here is so nice. We are Globalists so we get breakfast included and I really look forward to this. The food here is always great. I do wish they would bring back the Regency Club because a light snack & glass of wine in the evening is delightful. Make sure you enjoy the pool when you're here. It's large, heated & a terrific place to hang out. Thank you, Hyatt La Jolla!

First time staying at this Hyatt property and I'm beyond impressed with the amazing staff, cleanliness, all the amenities, and oh yeah did I mention the staff and service is incredible?! All around 5/5 stars, adding this one to the top of my preferred list of hotels in SD. Despite the hotel being sold out and a very large group being here at the same time for a huge conference, that didn't phase Madyson, who greeted me at the front desk, she is the absolute sweetest professional and was so incredibly patient with me. I arrived a little earlier than check-in time, she still answered all my questions and completed my pre-check-in. She then reassured me that they were working on my room and would text me once it was ready, and they did. They even texted me sooner than the usual check-in time, which I was super grateful for. When a hotel is this busy, one would expect to feel rushed or even overwhelmed at the check-in process, but not with Madyson, she made feel like I was a special guest, and asked multiple times if there was anything I needed or if I had any questions. It is amazing people like her that make beautiful properties like this one a success and I will definitely be back, especially after this experience! I had the pleasure of staying in their king studio suite and loved the space. I could tell the room was upgraded, bathroom updated and housekeeping did an outstanding job getting it ready for my stay. The icing on the cake is this property is conveniently located near all the amazing things San Diego has to offer, a short drive away from everything. This is a hotel I would recommend whether it is for a large room block for business, family vacation, or even a nice personal getaway- it's perfect for all the above! You won't be disappointed. Thank you, Dana, Madyson and team for the hospitality and outstanding service you've shown me. :)

The hotel has its amenities, it is oddly placed in the middle of everything, next door there is a Fleming Steak house, Truluck, and one other restaurant. The rooms are fairly large, king bed with two night stands both have outlets, one has a ipad/iphone 4 charger, alarm clock. Been awhile since I stayed here but relaxing stay turn down service when I got into room in the pm The restaurant in the lobby I would pass on but on a whole the room and its amenities were given made it a comforting stay Room**** Price$$$ Service**** Ambiance****

Me and my wife, and our purr baby, stayed here. It was a wonderful and beautiful place to stay. Gerald, the young man who checked in from the first night, has been a great help and a classy dresser who takes his job seriously. Our housekeeper gracious was very clean and tidy when cleaning our room. Thank you all from the front desk to the security for the great hyatt hospitality.

I love this hotel, service is exceptional, they recognize globalists very well. Although I've never been upgrade to a suite mostly to just high floor room or corner rooms. I might not get upgraded to a suite because I stay Monday thru Friday but it's ok everything else about the stay is awesome. Nicole at the front desk is a pleasure to be helped by she apologized one time that she couldn't upgrade me and offered me drink vouchers that was nice of her. The daily breakfast either at the Shor or at the lobby cafe has a lot of options. My go to are the breakfast burrito and a protein shake. Globalist benefit is about $30 dollars so you can grab a quick bite and a drink or two and that'll be covered. Coffee is complimentary it's Starbucks. The views from the room are amazing in the morning and at night, I've had room as high as the 21st floor. The gym next store is small but it gets the job done it has a cable machine and a few others. Parking is $35 a night self parking garage is a few minutes walk from LL. Street parking is plenty but you can't leave it all day I believe. All in all it's a great hotel and it's the location I always choose when I have to go to San Diego for work.

This is would be our 2nd stay at Hyatt Regency La Jolla at Aventine for this year and it was a wonderful experience. The rooms are amazing! The amenities and the locations are perfect! They have shops within walking distance. We stayed from 11/11 to 11/13/22 Veterans Day Weekend. Received a complimentary upgrade to a Queen Corner room (1502) on the 15th floor. Received complimentary water for being World of Hyatt Members, as well as complimentary breakfast and valet parking for having Globalist Member Tier Status. Lastly, a free amenity Wine and smores kit. Shoutout to Eliza E (Sales Coordinator) along with the front desk staff: Matthew, Sean, Albert and Melina were very friendly and accommodating throughout our stay. The staff of this property are wiling to provide an amazing experience during our 2 night stay. We had breakfast daily at the Shor Restaurant and was provided excellent customer service by our server Melanie. Rooms are very quiet and clean. 5/5 Stars!

The stay was very peaceful and pleasant! The staff was very polite and friendly and professional. We enjoyed the quiet time. Room very clean!

I have not stayed here myself yet however I can say I am looking forward to it especially because Secily Alvarez works here and she will be one of the best employees the Hyatt will ever have.