Park Hyatt Toronto or Hyatt Regency
May 29, 2012, 10:03 am
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Park Hyatt Toronto or Hyatt Regency
Quick Question,
Flying in Friday morning with wife and 2 year old. I'll be in meetings all day Friday, would it be best to stay at the Park or Regency? I'm not familiar with Yorkville but would my wife be best staying at the Park, (hotel, and area) or in the downtown area where the Regency is located at?
I'm also trying to use a dimaond upgrade for the 2 nights.
I'm leaning toward Park as it's only 10 dollars more. I'm guessing to Club and we will get Breakfast at the restaurant.
Flying in Friday morning with wife and 2 year old. I'll be in meetings all day Friday, would it be best to stay at the Park or Regency? I'm not familiar with Yorkville but would my wife be best staying at the Park, (hotel, and area) or in the downtown area where the Regency is located at?
I'm also trying to use a dimaond upgrade for the 2 nights.
I'm leaning toward Park as it's only 10 dollars more. I'm guessing to Club and we will get Breakfast at the restaurant.
May 29, 2012, 10:41 am
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If I was in your wife's position, I would prefer the Park's location. Yorkville is a nicer area and less busy than downtown, there's Queen's Park south of the hotel where she can also walk around, especially if a pram is involved.
In terms of the hotel, the PH is much nicer than the HR and for 10 dollars more, I would definitely book the Park.
Have fun!
In terms of the hotel, the PH is much nicer than the HR and for 10 dollars more, I would definitely book the Park.
Have fun!
Jun 3, 2012, 7:24 pm
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I've never stayed at either hotel, but Yorkville is a MUCH more interesting area.
Then again I might be biased, as my first date with my wife was at the restaurant at the Park Hyatt (Morton's).
Then again I might be biased, as my first date with my wife was at the restaurant at the Park Hyatt (Morton's).
Jun 4, 2012, 11:23 pm
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PH, although note that there are better PHs and this one seems IME to not be especially good for upgrades.
Jun 5, 2012, 5:24 am
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I'm killing a suite upgrade but noticed the upgraded rooms dont look to upgraded. Hotel seems to be quiet the weekend I'm staying, so hopefully an upgrade to the upgrade.
Jun 5, 2012, 11:33 am
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Does anyone have an email to the Front Desk? I tried the reservation email but never got anything. Im trying to confirm a fridge in the room for my little one.