Which Hyatts are on the Screen Saver?
Feb 28, 2015, 9:57 pm
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Which Hyatts are on the Screen Saver?
I don't know if this is true at _every_ Hyatt, but many of the computers (in clubs and business centers) have a screen saver / slide show featuring several properties. Which properties are shown? I believe there are seven scenes.
I recognize the rooftop pool of the Andaz West Hollywood, the beautiful dining room of the Andaz Liverpool Street, the curved staircase of the Regency New Orleans ... and that's all.
One shot depicts some kind of swimming pool / bar configuration. Another one is an old mansion-like building atop a terraced green hill. There's a standard lobby shot of a Hyatt Place and (I believe) a standard interior shot of a Hyatt House.
Can anyone else help interpret the scenes from the standard Hyatt screen saver?
I recognize the rooftop pool of the Andaz West Hollywood, the beautiful dining room of the Andaz Liverpool Street, the curved staircase of the Regency New Orleans ... and that's all.
One shot depicts some kind of swimming pool / bar configuration. Another one is an old mansion-like building atop a terraced green hill. There's a standard lobby shot of a Hyatt Place and (I believe) a standard interior shot of a Hyatt House.
Can anyone else help interpret the scenes from the standard Hyatt screen saver?
Mar 1, 2015, 5:39 am
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The mansion with the terraced garden is the PH Buenos Aires. It's a stunningly beautiful property.
Apr 17, 2015, 12:18 pm
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The screen saver shows:
- a generic Hyatt House room
- a generic Hyatt Place lobby
- the curved marble staircase at Hyatt Regency New Orleans
- the rooftop pool at Andaz West Hollywood
- the majestic dining room at Andaz Liverpool Street
- the terraced landscaping at Park Hyatt Buenos Airies
AND ONE MORE mystery scene. Which hotel is it? It looks like mirror pools surrounding some kind of outdoor gazebo (or perhaps it's a bar). Jutting out of the water are low structures which might be some kind of park bench?? Does anyone know what the seventh scene is on the Hyatt Screensaver?
For extra credit, exactly which Hyatt House and Hyatt Place are shown ... and how would you know for sure?
- a generic Hyatt House room
- a generic Hyatt Place lobby
- the curved marble staircase at Hyatt Regency New Orleans
- the rooftop pool at Andaz West Hollywood
- the majestic dining room at Andaz Liverpool Street
- the terraced landscaping at Park Hyatt Buenos Airies
AND ONE MORE mystery scene. Which hotel is it? It looks like mirror pools surrounding some kind of outdoor gazebo (or perhaps it's a bar). Jutting out of the water are low structures which might be some kind of park bench?? Does anyone know what the seventh scene is on the Hyatt Screensaver?
For extra credit, exactly which Hyatt House and Hyatt Place are shown ... and how would you know for sure?
I don't know if this is true at _every_ Hyatt, but many of the computers (in clubs and business centers) have a screen saver / slide show featuring several properties. Which properties are shown? I believe there are seven scenes.
I recognize the rooftop pool of the Andaz West Hollywood, the beautiful dining room of the Andaz Liverpool Street, the curved staircase of the Regency New Orleans ... and that's all.
One shot depicts some kind of swimming pool / bar configuration. Another one is an old mansion-like building atop a terraced green hill. There's a standard lobby shot of a Hyatt Place and (I believe) a standard interior shot of a Hyatt House.
Can anyone else help interpret the scenes from the standard Hyatt screen saver?
I recognize the rooftop pool of the Andaz West Hollywood, the beautiful dining room of the Andaz Liverpool Street, the curved staircase of the Regency New Orleans ... and that's all.
One shot depicts some kind of swimming pool / bar configuration. Another one is an old mansion-like building atop a terraced green hill. There's a standard lobby shot of a Hyatt Place and (I believe) a standard interior shot of a Hyatt House.
Can anyone else help interpret the scenes from the standard Hyatt screen saver?
Apr 17, 2015, 8:21 pm
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Mystery solved (by googling Hyatt Poolside Restaurant) ... it's the Grand Hyatt Bali.
The screen saver shows:
- a generic Hyatt House room
- a generic Hyatt Place lobby
- the curved marble staircase at Hyatt Regency New Orleans
- the rooftop pool at Andaz West Hollywood
- the majestic dining room at Andaz Liverpool Street
- the terraced landscaping at Park Hyatt Buenos Airies
AND ONE MORE mystery scene. Which hotel is it? It looks like mirror pools surrounding some kind of outdoor gazebo (or perhaps it's a bar). Jutting out of the water are low structures which might be some kind of park bench?? Does anyone know what the seventh scene is on the Hyatt Screensaver?
For extra credit, exactly which Hyatt House and Hyatt Place are shown ... and how would you know for sure?
- a generic Hyatt House room
- a generic Hyatt Place lobby
- the curved marble staircase at Hyatt Regency New Orleans
- the rooftop pool at Andaz West Hollywood
- the majestic dining room at Andaz Liverpool Street
- the terraced landscaping at Park Hyatt Buenos Airies
AND ONE MORE mystery scene. Which hotel is it? It looks like mirror pools surrounding some kind of outdoor gazebo (or perhaps it's a bar). Jutting out of the water are low structures which might be some kind of park bench?? Does anyone know what the seventh scene is on the Hyatt Screensaver?
For extra credit, exactly which Hyatt House and Hyatt Place are shown ... and how would you know for sure?