“At first glance the room looked great. Unfortunately, the bathroom door was broken and would not close, the shower head needed replacing and sprayed all over the open bathroom. The vent fan did not work, so the paint on the bathroom ceiling was bubbling. Again, the bathroom door had to remain open during the stay leaving no privacy in the room. There were cracks in the hotel room walls. The TV was visibly damaged without turning it on. When on, there was a spot in the corner and it was so dim you could only see it with all of the lights out. The wires were loose in the back. The employees were unwelcoming besides one girl when I first arrived. The others were rude or indifferent. The housekeeping kept the room fairly clean, however they did not know the word towel (did not speak English), so asking for things took extra effort. Housekeeping is using the wrong cleaning products on rubber- so the charging station was very sticky, which I cleaned myself. Beware: complimentary breakfast during my stay did not keep the cold items properly chilled. I took a big gulp of spoiled milk- expiration date said it was still good. Asking for more items, they were brought out again- not cold enough to keep dairy from going bad. I question their storage of eggs, milk and yogurt. The bed was comfortable. The layout was modern. The hotel lobby was nice looking. I was very dissatisfied with my stay due to the room being priced so high for how awful it was, as well as the employees. The brand Hyatt is held with high regard and the expectation to be fantastic. It fell completely flat. I do NOT recommend this hotel.”

“Nice facility, but don’t stay here if you are a SMOKER!!! Not one outside bench or chair. Smokers sit along the curb in the parking lot and it’s funny but a conscientious smoker turns into a pig in a situation like this and throw their cigarettes buts everywhere just out of spite for them to clean up. A $200 bench and an ash receptacle could fix everything.”