Quick review:

Stayed here 3 nights as Globalist. Booked into a conference suite, upgraded to the VIP suite. Gorgeous room, warm and smartly furnished -- reminds us more of a Park Hyatt feel than a Hyatt Regency. We were on the 4th floor, dead center of the property, and had sweeping views of the grounds and mountains each morning from 3 separate balconies. Lovely property, enjoyed nice runs in the morning along the Rio Grande. Full breakfast comped each day for family of four. Minor construction seems to be going in on the conference wing, did not disturb us at all. Starbucks in the lobby each morning was very much appreciated. Lounge and Corn Maiden (the hotel's signature restaurant) are still closed without a reopening date; a shame, although even without them open, this place may well be the best use of a 1-4 cert in the continental US (takes over my previous top spot, the Tempe Mission Palms.)

We braved the pool/water slide despite high 50s/low 60s degree weather -- it was c-c-c-old! But the warm water that feeds the heated pool comes from the water slide, so as long as you stayed underwater, it wasn't too bad. Equipment for tennis, biking, etc all provided on site. Wanted to go horseback riding, but they cancelled our ride that day because it was "too windy" -- whatever.

Oddly enough, the laundry bags have Marriott branding, though I don't think this property was ever part of the Luxury Collection -- what's up with that?