Just Wow !!!

Vomiting kids all over the place...and nobody from the hotel cleaning up the mess. I saw at least two-three dozen people on several days walking through the mess...only to use the pools afterwards..., some with their bathing shoes...

It becomes pathetic, when the same kids are using their bare hands in the Regency Club...to get cookies, salmon or veggies

In general, believing that one attendant is able to service such a Regency Club in the morning is already funny...they run out of food constantly, but a first come - first served approach fits to such a classy environment. Of course, it also included several guests without shoes or in their wet swimsuits or sweaty sport attire, but that is a common problem in the US.

Completely new for me, kids using the PC's in the club lounge to play games for hours....and I am not kidding...

Rooms are a strange mixture of windows that cannot be closed anymore ( simply too old, too much sun and not the best quality anyway...) a 1980's primary school desk, a relatively new bed and an early 1990's carpet, bathrooms are relatively new, though.

A lot of loud package tourists, a lack of space in general and sub-standard service from A to Z completed our stay. The gym smells like a 30-40 year old facility but makes you remember your high school gym and days ^

The spa is also a poor joke, very very small areas ( only a steam room and one shower, no sauna ) and of course no reduction whatsoever for valued Diamond members...

Service in the spa was the only highlight aside from the sea lions

With rates starting around $150 in high season ( ~ 40% of the cheapest rate at Aviara in Carlsbad ), one should not expect too much, but it is clearly not a place worth a Hyatt sign on the roof...

I just fear Days Inn is not operating 400 room hotels..., so they will continue as a Hyatt...